R C M P Band to Perform in Roblin
The Roblin Lions Club sponsors the R C M P Band for two Roblin concerts on May 28 at Goose Lake High School Auditorium. Afternoon school concert is free. evening show at 8 p.m. has admissions of 2.00 for adults and 1.00 for students, preschoolers free.
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R.C.M.P
Roblin
Lions
Kenneth R. Moore
Force
Police
Sachs Harbour
N.W.T
Opera
National Arts Centre
Ottawa
Dennis Ouellet
Dean Tronsgard
Jim, Brough
Sid Arnold
Don Bishop
Garth Hampson
Guy Robichaud
Preschool Service Study Released
The Manitoba Teachers Organization released a study reviewing preschool programs and available services in Manitoba. It provides a baseline for future evaluation and action for young children during the International Year of the Child, with data on day care, recreation programs, health and social services, welfare placements, and child abuse statistics.
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Early Childhood Education Council
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Garden Chatter: Planting Tips for Bedding and Seeds
The piece recommends early planting of bedding flowers such as petunias marigolds snapdragons and stocks for planters and garden beds. It also lists seeds suitable for direct sowing like bachelor buttons straw flowers poppies portulaca zinnias and sweet peas along with tips on fragrance plants mathiolla and evening scented stock and spacing for impact.
Reggie's Ramblings on Baseball’s Mental Edge
A big league player is quoted saying physical ability is only part of the game with ninety percent mental focus shaping outcomes. The remark highlights the mental aspect that Anat argues qualifies him for consideration.
Long Weekend Visitors Reported From Swan River and Winnipeg
Long weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Bill Dooole and Hazel with Verne and Barb Doole and daughters Shiela and Kerry of Swan River. Richard Hunter from Winnipeg stayed with his mother Mrs Caroline Hunter and brother John. Lorie Robin of Calgary and Sally of Winnipeg were also in town for the long weekend.
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Anne Petz
Angela
Phyllis
Wayne Digby
Gaberone
Africa
Frank
Darlene Petz
Langenburg
Winnipeg
Wayne
Todd
Shawna
John
Ada
Caroline
Cliff Kostad
Regina
Joe Dugan
Jim Robertson
Allan
Jessie Anderson
Roblin
Royden Kurtenbach
Brooks
Alberta
Royden
Walter Kurtenbach
Debbie
Bot
Charlie Bernhard
Charlene, Ron and
Jayson Wall
Bill Dooole
Hazel
Verne
Barb Doole
Shiela
Kerry
Swan River
Richard Hunter
Caroline Hunter
Lorie Robin
Calgary
Sally
Framingham Returns Home After Lipton Visit
Mrs. Ethel Framingham returns home after a month with daughter Kay and the Walter McFadyens at Lipton Sask. Walter was the victim of a hit and run accident last week, prompting local concern and inquiries.
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Ethel Framingham
Kay
Walter McFadyens
Lipton
Sask
Walter
Hospital return hoped for after eye injury
Month is home from hospital as Tracey Murray recovers from an eye injury after being struck by a ball at an event. She remains a patient at Yorkton hospital and well wishes are extended for a swift homecoming.
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Tracey Murray
Yorkton Hospital
Why We Delay Telling a Valued Person
The poem asks why we delay praising a loved one and sending flowers until after they are gone. It urges telling them now to share in their joy and love while they can hear it, noting busyness as a common excuse.
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Fish Derby
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Gull Agricultural Chemicals Ltd
Reggie
Dropmore
Pauline Dietrich
Grand Narrows
Alice Murray
Torch
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Pas
Howard Radfords
Murray
Reg Framingham
Vernon Murrays
Moose Jaw
Ron Mann
Saskatoon
Mann
Master Sheldon
Lenderbeck
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Gordon Russett
Fred Framingham
Ron Radford
Bank of Montreal
First Bank
First Canadian Bank
Caf
Montreal
Law’s
Nutchos Chocolates
Wondra
Winnipeg Photo
Windex
Mitchell's Drug Store
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