Doctors Offices Discussed By Health Centre Board
Accounts totalling 39396.75 were approved for payment by the Finance Committee. The Executive Committee supported moving Mr Alfred Dixon to the Medical Staff lounge as a day care Resident until alternate services are required. The Royal Canadian Legion commended the Health Centre Board and medical staff for offering their lounge. The Medical Staff report showed 587 patient days 58 discharges 14 consultations 8 operations and one death. A new surgeon arrives tomorrow. A committee addressed problems with administration and lab x ray. The ladies auxiliary reported a slow month and plans to engrave nursing scissors for students. The Annual Report to the Public is set for March 28 at 8 30 pm. A grant application to Young Canada Works was noted. Terms of settlement with the Institutional Employees Union were accepted. Legal counsel will be contacted regarding a slow contractor. A discussion on temporary doctor offices and possible development on property led to a new committee.
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Alfred Dixon
Royal Canadian Legion No. 24
Health Centre Board
Clements
Ford
Legislative Session Convenes March 16 in Manitoba
The 31st Manitoba Legislature will reopen Thursday March 16 at 2 30 p m with the Throne Speech. Premier Sterling Lyon announced the formal order in council passed March 1 to convene the Legislature for dispatch of business. Party standings are 33 Progressive Conservatives 28 New Democratic Party and 1 Liberal.
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Manitoba
Sterling Lyon
F. L
Bud) Jobin
Progressive Conservatives
New Democratic Party
Liberal
Intermountain Teachers Decide on McMaster House Expansion
At Gilbert Plains a Manitoba Teachers' Society meeting voted 17 to 13 in favor of expanding McMaster House by adding two floors. Delegates Lorne Boguski and Helmer Kirychuk will vote in Winnipeg at the annual general meeting March 27 to 30.
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Gilbert Plains
Intermountain School Division Association
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
McMaster House
Manitoba
Harcourt St
Winnipeg
Jim Procyk
Rossburn
Intermountain
Teachers’ Society
Winnipeg Inn
Intermountain Association
Lorne Boguski
Intermountain Teacher's Association
Helmer Kirychuk
Pro-Life Day Set For Sunday March 12 In Roblin
The Roblin Knights of Columbus sponsor a Pro-Life Day at 2:00 p.m. March 12 in the Holy Redeemer Parish Hall. The program includes speakers films slides and a question period on pro life issues open to all in Roblin. Guest speakers include Rev. Glenna Beauchamp Mr Borden Hawryluk Dr C Guha Mrs Joan Taylor and Fr John Pazak. The event ends with coffee and doughnuts.
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The
Roblin
Glenna Beauchamp
United Church
Borden Hawryluk
New Tops Club Formed At Bield With Eleven Members
The Bield Tops Club No. M.B. 2544 began January 2 with eleven participants from Bield Shortdale and Shevlin. Donna Framingham supervised Manitoba Tops and Wilma Belcher aided organization as weight recorder for Roblin Tops. By February 27 total weight loss stood at.
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Bield Tops
No. M.B
Bield
Shortdale
Shevlin
Donna Framingham
Manitoba Tops
Wilma Belcher
Roblin Tops
Parkland Continuing Education Programs Explored
At the Roblin District meeting on March 2, courses run through June were discussed with many still forming. Highlights include Meat Cutting, Air Brush Art, Easter Egg Painting, Cross Country Skiing, Chinese Cooking, Upholstery, Death and Dying, Leather Work, Quilting, and horticulture. A March 17 18 19 workshop in Dauphin & an April 7 8 General Education test in Roblin were announced, with Display Day planned for June.
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Parkland Continuing Education
Roblin
Inglis
Hertha Schmellinger
Dauphin
Hugh Skinner
Joan Clement
Keith Cosens
Roblin area notes dogsled win and social visits
Robert entered and won first place in the North Central Manitoba Championship Dog Race in Crane River with a time of one hour four minutes for twenty miles. Congratulations to Robert and his dog team. George Miller and Norman Leybourne visited Roblin District Health Centre with their daughter Mary Allanson. Giles and Al Bernard attended the Lions Mid Winter Convention in Flin Flon on February 24 25 and 26, enjoyed a bus trip and praised Flin Flon hospitality.
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George Miller
Brandon
Norman Leybourne
Roblin
Mary Allanson
Portage la Prairie
George Giles
al Bernard
Flin Flon
Science Club Leads Goose Lake High May Symposium
Goose Lake High students under Mr. Kirychuk form a science club to educate beyond classwork. Twenty four members will attend the University of Manitoba Science Symposium May 4 to 6, displaying six to seven student projects. The group also raised funds for the Derek Frost Hunt Fund with a hot dog sale and supported school events including a choir performance and a curling bonspiel with top rinks earning prizes.
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Goose Lake High
Kirychuk
University of Manitoba
Derek Frost-Hunt
McMillan
Stolarchuk
Ziprick
Don Boguski
Randy Boyce
Anthony Stephanow
Ron Kozak
Kelly Boyce
Court cases heard by Judge F. M. Manwaring list defendants
In a court docket presided by Judge F. M. Manwaring the following defendants faced penalties: Merko over .08 and 254 dollars, Bodnaruk over .08 and 154 dollars, Leschyshyn over .08 and 154 dollars, Lynxley undue crowding of front seat 24 dollars, McLeod refused A E R T 204 dollars, Holbush over .08 and 254 dollars, Tronstand taking motor vehicle without consent 54 dollars, Cockerill over .08 and 204 dollars, Beat tie refused 204 dollars, Catagas causing a disturbance 104 dollars, Czarncki theft over 200 dollars 100 dollars, and William Albert listed as a case participant.
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F. M. Manwaring
Martin Daniel Merko
Glen Barry Bodnaruk
Clifford Ronald Leschyshyn
Allan David Lynxley
Stuart Donald McLeod
A.E.R.T
John Holbush
Garth Henry Tronstand
Timothy Charles Cockerill
Douglas Beattie
Robert Edward Catagas
Thomas Joseph Czarnecki
William Albert
Birth Announcement Rochelle Louisa May in Ottawa
Tom and Valerie Stimpson announce the birth of Rochelle Louisa May on February 15 in Ottawa. She weighs 8 pounds 7 ounces. grandparents are Mrs. J. Stimpson Winnipeg and Mrs. F. Jakeman Roblin. great grandmother Mrs. May Curle Roblin.
What's New Clothing Opens in Roblin on Main Street
Charlene Falkiner opened What's New Clothing in Roblin on March 1 1978 in the former Sears spot on Main Street. The nurse and daughter of Roy and Alice Falkiner received floral gifts and champagne from family and friends. A $50 gift certificate was awarded to Mary Kolson and a fashion scarf was given to every twentieth customer. Charlene vows daily new arrivals and returning shoppers.
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Roblin
Charlene Falkiner
Roblin District Health Centre
Roy Falkiner
Kamsack
Sears
Main Street
Charlene
Donna Kozak
Mary Kolson
Reggie's Ramblings on Rules and Wise Priorities
A columnist notes that anyone can craft or break a rule. The piece quotes Confucius to define wisdom as recognizing what matters most in life and keeping proportion in judgment.
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Confucius
New Building Could Cost 600000 to Replace Old School
An engineer reports remodeling the old school could cost as little as 195000 with grants possible. Manpower grants may cover up to 180000, 90 percent for labor and 10 percent for material. A new building could reach 600000, but restoration preserves heritage and may be funded by grants.
Roblin Housing Authority Names Two New Members
I J Frank Johnston appointed Lawrence Dietrich and Borden Hawryluk to the Roblin Housing Authority for a one year term February 9 1978 to February 9 1979. Previosly serving were Frances Jakeman and Nick Pitt with terms expired. Also on the authority are Charlie Brade Matilda Case Myrtle McKay and Pearl Chartrand.
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Town of Roblin
Firemen Respond to Two Rural Fires in February March
Firemen answered two calls this period. On Monday at 5:00 p.m. they were called to a farm two miles east of San Clara to a garage and tow truck fire but arrived too late. On Friday around 8:30 p.m. they aided a chimney fire at Robert Ferguson’s farm home one mile south and 144 miles east of Roblin with minimal damage.
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San Clara
Robert Ferguson
Roblin
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Young Canada
Institutional Employees Union
Legal Council
George Prentice
Swan River
Rudy Katerburg
Brandon Hospital
Catal Coins
Tanis Shearer
Credit Union
St. Vladimir’s Parish
Jubenville
Arnold Catagas
Buckington
Raymond John Suidy
Glen Roland Barkman
Ronald Stephan Sulik
Raymond Saidy
Fieldsend
Leonard Catagas
Leonard Martin
Leslie Craig Shiner
Joseph Rene Edward Martin
Roy Robert Langan
Roblin Forest Products
Lloyd Arthur
Charlie
Florence Schmellinger
Lois Steffenson
Marlene Durston
Tom Bayn
Roblin Insurance and Travel Agency
Ray Murray
Herb Murray
Alice Murray
Robby McDonald
Gordie Keast
Reggie
Roblin Housing Authority
I. J. Frank Johnston
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
Lawrence Dietrich
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