Faye Barker Honored At Pantry Shower in Roblin
Miss Faye Barker of Birtle was the honoured guest at a pantry shower hosted by Mrs. John Paritch in Roblin on June 23. Guests enjoyed games and contests and presented Faye with gifts as a record player and table were awarded. Hostesses Mrs. Tom Antosh and Mrs. John Puritch served lunch to conclude the afternoon.
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Faye Barker
Birtle
John Paritch
Roblin
Faye
Tom Antosh
John Puritch
Intermountain Trustees Oversee School Construction Programs
In June the Intermountain School Division No. 36 board met with Gaboury Lasier Sigurdson Verabies Architects and the Saskatchewan Government Insurance Office to set a final cut off and scope for Gilbert Plains Elementary School work. The Roblin Intermediate project moves ahead with trades on site as Grandview Elementary receives ministerial permission to proceed pending department recommendations.
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Intermountain School Division No. 36
Gaboury
George Johnson
Grandview
Department of Education
Forbes Powell
Ken Steven
J. Gibson
Gibsons
Winnipeg
Servic
Intermountain
Steven
Durbin-Ochre
Inmermountain
Turtle River
Swan Valley
Duck Mountain
Minister of Education
Dauphin
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Dauphin-Ochre
Frontier
Fort la Boise
A. C. Anderson
MAST
Mc. E. R. McDonald
Jack Donner
L. Floyd
Benjaminson Construction Company
Roblin Intermediate Scho
Agri Report Warns of Wild Millet and Tour Delegates
The agr rep warns green foxtail or wild millet is rising in the area and offers cultural and chemical control methods. Recommendations include seeding forage crops, harrowing young fields, and careful use of TCA with other chemicals. End-of-season sprayer cleaning involves ammonia, water, detergent, oil, and storage with fuel oil. Manitoba tour will send two delegates, Mrs. James Coutts and Mr. John Hunter, to cover the northwestern portion.
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T.C.A
Manitoba
James Coutts
John Hunter
Social Scene Highlights From Roblin Area Gatherings
Weekend visits and weddings thread through Roblin Manitoba events. Notables include Mrs. Br Freeland at George Neville’s Winnipeg home, Allan Masore’s Winnipeg wedding, and Roblin rally where Premier Walter Weir addresses 4H clubs. Community members travel between Swan River Gilbert Plains Hartney and The Pas for family and fair events.
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BR. Freeland
George Neville
Winnipeg
Lois Hornsby
C. E. Mitchell
Harry Masore
Allan
Nora Cross
Grandview
E. Spymko
Gay Mitchell
E. Bruce
Robert Pyott
Swan River
Karen Cros
E. Bramwell
Waldman
North Battleford
H. Maslove
J. Nolan
Flin Flon
Roblin
Manitoba
Walter Weir
Roblin-Russell
Emil Anderson
Chilliwack
B.C
Bill Benz
Nahan, Sask
John Purittech
Anderson
Benz
Puritch
Sam Robinson
Leon Jolliffe
Frank Grundy
Chase
A. Grundy
Eunice Jolliffe
Mer
H. Bartz
Mount Morris
Michigan
Pas
Gilbert Plains
Harold Kroll
Shevlin
Mastove-Harris
Eilen McLaren
Marie Doering
Garnet Markowsky
Ted Sanders
Harold
J. Hilland
Dale Gamey
Brian Ritchie
University of Manitoba
Hazel Mitchell
Hazel
Charters Announce Marriage of Constance to Brian Thompson
Mr and Mrs H F Charters announce the marriage of their youngest daughter Constance to Mr Brian Thompson of Jasper Alberta on Saturday June 22 at Jasper. The Thompsons will make their home there.
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H. F. Charters
Constance
Brian Thompson
Jasper
Alberta
Thompson
Used Clothing Drive Proves Very Successful
In January the United Church Women sponsored a clothing collection with a generous response. Public Health nurses distributed most of the clothing in the Roblin area. Mrs. Ritchie and Miss Davis thank the community for their support.
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United Church Women
Roblin
U.C.W
R. Ritchie
Farewell Night Honor Rev Dixon and Mrs Dixon at Knox Church
The United Church congregation in Roblin Manitoba held a farewell for Rev E S Dixon and Mrs Dixon at Knox United Church. A Hymn Sing solo choir performances and band selections preceded a painting and money gift. The Dixons depart for semi retirement in Brandon at 438 22nd Street.
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United Church Congregation
Dixon
Knox United Church
Roblin
Man
E. S. Dixon
Hugh Kines
Merle Lamb
Makaroff
W. Ward
Garden of Prayer
Gayle Dillin
Lark Gamey
D'Arcy Keast
Bob Oliphant
Brian Watson
Borden Hawryluk
Lisle Simopson
Garry Gaber
Old Village
Ross McBain
United Church Conference
Brandon
Roblin Qobureh
Jesus
B. Kent
Robin Watson
Margaret de la Mare
Jessie Kelso
Jessie Kelso, and A Purse of Money. In the Farewell Address, Mr. Watsom
Tummel
Deepdale
Bield
U.C.W
22Nd Street
Dr. Gordon Ritchie Wins Dauphin Federal Seat
With 177 of 179 polls reporting, Dr. Gordon Ritchie retains the Dauphin seat for the Progressive Conservative Party. Votes show Ritchie 8,915. Evelyn Syme 6,892. Ray Allard 6,834. Dean Whiteway 1,171. In Canada, Pierre Trudeau and the Liberal Party expected to form a majority government.
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Dauphin
Gordon Ritchie
Progressive Constvative Party
R. E. Forbes
Gressive Conservative
Evelyn Syme
New Democratic Party
Ray Allard
Liberal
Dean Whiteway
Social Credit
Canada
Pierre Trudeau
Shell River Council Accepts Treasurer Resignation
The Shell River Municipal Council met in Roblin with all councillors present. They adopted May minutes, approved $6 097.73 in May cheques, and arranged property sales and options for Lots 14 13 28 29 in Plan 1044. The resignation of Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. M. W. Beaven, effective August 1, was accepted and a call for applications was announced. Next meeting July 32, 1868 at 1 30 pm.
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Shell River
M. M. Lanning
Council
S. L. Jones
Parkland Regional Development Inc
Roblin Forest Products Ltd
Vernon Andres
M. W. Beaven
Horticultural Society Postpones Peony Show to July 6
Roblin Horticultural Society held its June meeting with 30 members. They postponed the Peony Rose and Pansy Show to July 6 at the Marshall Wells Warehouse and planned a bake sale and prizes, with lunch at the August 23 show. A picnic is set for July 22 at Asessippi Beach.
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Horticultural Society
Marshall Wells
Asessippi Beach
Intermountain School
Official Visit By Assembly Warden Jean Hughes to Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
On Tuesday evening May 28 Evangeline Rebekah Lodge held a special meeting as Assembly Warden Sister Jean Hughes of Norwood Rebekah Lodge No 42 paid her official visit. About 30 sisters attended a turkey dinner at the Ivarhoe before gathering at the Masonic Temple for the session.
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Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Jean Hughes
Norwood Rebekah Lodge No. 42
Hughes
Ivarhoe
Masonic Temple
Noble
Betty McNicol
Millie Ashby
Mary Gamey
Irene Elder
Grand
Sis. Bowley Pn.g
Sis
Sis. Bowley
Jean Dayson
Sis. Hughes
Lodge
Sis Isabel Stewart P
Rebekah Assembly of Manitoba
Irene van Deventer
Hinch
Roblin Gun Club Weekly Shoot Highlights
The Roblin Gun Club held its weekly shoot with Brian Davis scoring 25 hits in the first round and 21 in a later round, while Jesse Warde 21 and A Allanson 20 also posted strong scores. Harry Cross, with no practice, had 19 hits in both rounds as other members including Paul Lalibexte, Les Skinner, Bob Agar, Walter Fowler and Tom Linton participated. Brian Davis won the Miss Out final with a flawless 25.
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Paul Lalibexte
Harry Cros
Brian Davis
Brian
Jesse Warde
Allanson
South Paw
Bob Agar
Walter Fowler
Tom Linton
Leroy
Deepdale Clovers 4-H Club Meets at Mills Home
The Deepdale Clovers 4-H Club met at Charence Mills on Friday June 21 with full attendance. Members practiced weed judging and marching for the 4-H Rally linked to the Roblin Fair on July 8. A later meeting is set for Albert Klemetski’s on Wednesday July 3.
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Deepdale Clovers
Charence Mills
Roblin Fair
Albert Klemetski
W. J. Bids Farewell to President at Roblin Women’s Institute
At a regular meeting Roblin Women’s Institute bid farewell to president Mrs John Neabel who will move to Killarney this summer. Vice president Mrs P E Nowosad will serve to year end and Mrs Fatteicher was elected to fill the vacancy. Reports on landing committee and provincial convention heard. A table at the Fair will offer Histories. Joan Fikowsky and Gilda Andres sang two solos The Lord’s Prayer and To a Girl on Her Birthday.
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Roblin Women’s Institute
John Neabel
Killarney
P. E. Nowosad
Fatteicher
Roblin W.I
Joan Fikowsky
Gilda Andres
Kubas Captures Roblin Golf Saturn Hotel Trophy
One hundred twelve golfers entered the Roblin Club spring tournament on Sunday June 23 to contest the Saturm Motor Hotel trophy. Phil Kubas of Dauphin shot 72 to win ahead of John Akert of Finn Flon and O Heschuk of Dauphin who finished with 74. A playoff decided runner up with Akert second and Heschuk third. First through fifth flight winners and top finishers listed for the event.
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Roblin Club
Gordon Russell
Phil Kubas
Dauphin
John Akert
Finn Flon
O. Heschuk
Dauuphin
Akert
Heschuk
Jack Trach
B. Donaldson
Ross Misener
H. Mobberley
Doc Thedore
Swan River
Paul Palack
Kamsack
Darcy Keast
Roblin
Alex Shasta
Dale Osteon
Togo
N. Kuziak
Dauphin Ist
Forrie Chase
H. Heuvel
Gilbert Plains
C. Jackson
J. Hall
H. Newton
No Roblins Review Published Weeks of August 8th and 15th
A note announces that the Roblins Review did not publish for the weeks ending August 8 and August 15. It may reflect publishing schedule changes or a hiatus affecting readers seeking local news and commentary. The notice provides no further details on reasons or future dates.
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No Roblins Review
Rebekah Lodge Honors Departed Members With New Grave Markers
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge held a June 13 meeting with Memorial Service and readings for departed sisters. Members McNicol Bruce and Ford led prayers and hymns as twenty names were honored with flowers and new markers at Tummel and Roblin cemeteries. Plans announced for Ilona Truiffyn pin ceremony before her UN pilgrimage and for catering the July 1 Hunter wedding.
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Rebekah Lodge
Sisters of Evangeline
Betby McNicol
McNicol
Tummel
Roblin
Sis
Hlizabeth Bruce
Hazel Ford
P.A.G
Ilona Truiffyn
United Nations
U.N
Summer Recreation Programs Announced For Kids
Registration for the swimming program closed this week with lessons starting Tuesday July 2. The playground for ages four to twelve starts July 2 at Asessippi Beach, moving July 15 to the Intermediate School grounds. Activities include games crafts and events like a penny carnival kite day and bicycle rodeo. Egg cartons Javex bottles and other scraps are requested for crafts. Kinmen Club plans a Goose Lake Walkathon in coming weeks from Asessippi to Goose Lake about twenty miles, with sponsors to be found.
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Asessippi Beach
Kinmen Club
Goose Lake
Asestippi
Roblin
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Dr. G. Ritchie
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Frank Perry
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W.J
Bunny Keeley