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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 28, 1980
Page
1
June 1 to 7 1980 marks Water Safety Week encouraging families to start learning to swim or improve skills. Swimming benefits fitness and social and emotional well being, accessible to most ages and abilities.
The Canadian Red Cross Society has offered swimming and water safety instruction for 35 years with over 14 million Canadians enrolled and about 250 000 instructors trained. Courses range from beginner to instructor, include adaptations for the disabled, and emphasize safety, enjoyment, and learning at one’s own pace.
President Marcel Gregoire urged the Publicity Committee of the Chamber to develop a town brochure for Roblin. The plan aims to aid hotels restaurants and retailers and to allow annual updates. Members note 59 inquiries via Trade and Commerce magazine and call for targeted follow up to attract potential investors.
Cecil Semchyshyn of Winnipeg is appointed Master of Ceremonies for Canada's National Ukrainian Festival grandstand shows in Dauphin Manitoba. He has long been involved with the festival since 1966, formerly led as Hospodar, and served in government cultural roles including Folklorama founder and Olympic show producer.
Convocation notes list Roblin and Inglis residents among graduates. Brian Titanich receives Bachelor of Physical Education, Jason Sutton earns Bachelor of Education, Colin Ritchie earns Education certificate, George Burla earns Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Layton Bezan earns Diploma in Agriculture.
A reportage notes Joanne Pearton urging the chamber to boost tourism by upgrading souvenirs and improving postcard distribution during a discussion with visiting Quebec players.
A brush swamp fire near Armand Larocque's on Highway 83 held four hours of firefighting but could not be fully extinguished. Keewatin Community College in The Pas offers a Mining Technology program starting September with on campus and on the job training at Sherritt Gorden and Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting.
The recreation commission has honoured prior arena bookings and will permit large events if fire regulations are met. The matter rests with the provincial Labour and Fitness and Recreation departments. A fire commissioner's inspection report has not been submitted yet.
Sandy Titanich Terry Scott Hazel Kitzler Jody and Sherry of Snow Lake Man spent several days at the Earl Ward home waiting for the Snow Lake forest fire to subside. They returned home on Sunday. Belated greetings to Charles McKenzie who celebrated his 84th birthday on Monday May 26.
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