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Newspaper

Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 29, 1969

Page

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Retires After 47 Years With C N R

ROBLIN May 22 Michael Blahitka of 1st Avenue North section foreman for Canadian National Railways has retired after 47 years in the service. He joined CN in 1922 and has served at many points in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. He was appointed section foreman in 1943 and received congratulatory letters from CN officials, including E P Stephenson.

E. P. Stephenson Prairie Region Blahitka Manitoba Saskatchewan

Roblin Kinsmen Club Wins Three Trophies

At the Manitoba Kinsmen District Convention in Winnipeg May 15 to 17, Roblin Kinsmen Club earned three trophies for service, expansion, and efficiency. The club also co sponsored a new Russell club as Deputy Governor Ed Tinkler received a gold watch. Hal Rodgers gave a charter to St James Assiniboia Kinsmen and Roblin eyes the Hal Rodgers National Service Shield in Toronto.

Marlborough Hotel Winnipeg Roblin Alexander Russell Ed Tinkler Brandon Hal Rodgers Kinsmen St. James-Assiniboia

Punchmaking Tips For Receptions And Parties

Fresh fruit juices or canned mixes blend with spices and flavored ice creams to create varied punches. Chill ingredients, add carbonated drinks last without stirring, and use large ice chunks to avoid dilution. Plan portions for 3 to 4 ounce servings per guest and keep extra ingredients on hand.

Roblin Horticultural Members Tour Greenhouse May 12

The Roblin Horticultural Society held its general meeting on May 12 at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Andrews with 33 members present chaired by president Jean Van Crecht. Members toured the greenhouse, discussed last minutes and treasury, and eyed a field tour in Riding Mountain National Park in September. Gladioli bulbs were distributed to paid members and raffle prizes awarded to six winners. A talk on showmanship by Bob Arnott followed and a lunch was served by the Social Committee.

The Roblin Horticultural Society Lawrence Andrews Jean van Crecht Riding Mountain National Park Dixon Reid George Ricker Charlie Kelly Albert Britcher Olive Arnott Beth Furtney Jack Ziprick Bob Arnott Mr. Arnott Mrs. Andrews

Inter mountain School Division outlines bus fleet and plans

The board reports 2125 daily riders served by 56 owned buses and 16 contractors. Fleet includes 12 Chevrolets 10 Fords 1 Fargo 11 GMC 20 Internationals and 2 Mercurys with 40 bluebird units. Average miles per unit and capacity details listed alongside maintenance plans and proposed service center in Grandview or Gilbert Plains. Staff includes Elmer Propp and John Boyko with transportation chair John Sanchuk.

Board of Trustees of Intermountain S. D Roblin Grandview Gilbert Plains Finance Board Elmer Propp John Boyko Jack Onofreichuk Transportation Committee John Sanchuk

Collegiate Inter-Room Track Meet Achieves 41 New Records

The Collegiate inter-room track and field meet on May 19 at the Collegi ate saw 41 of 64 collegiate records broken. 12-D won the best boys trophy while 10 D and 12 D tied for the girls top trophy. 12-D claimed the overall top room. Final divisional standings list Grandview first with 411 points, Roblin second with 379, Gilbert Plains third with 221. zone meet at Bowerman follows, with first and second placers advancing.

Roblin Gilbert Plains Grandview Bowsman

School Board Reaches Salary Settlement With Teachers

The Board of Trustees announced on Thursday May 15 that agreement was reached with the Teachers Negotiating Group and that a settlement could take effect January 1 1969 if the full Board approves the proposals. The Board approved the Committee’s recommendations and the new salary agreement is in force. The Board also created an Assistant to the Superintendent position guiding Kindergarten to Grade 8 and is now accepting applications.

Board of Trustees

Local social scene highlights from Brandon event to Winnipeg visits

Mrs Morley Collis and guests attended the Brandon Pharmaceutical Convention this week. Winnipeg and Roblin residents joined family gatherings and attendances at graduations, church services, and reunions in Manitoba and beyond. Hazel Mitchell graduates in Home Economics at the University of Manitoba while Janice April earns a B S Pharmacy and works in Ottawa.

Morley Collis Brandon Margaret Lachuk Winnipeg P. Lachuk Marney Jolliffe Re- Hab Hospital L. Jolliffe Harvey Pogue Minitonas Harvey Switzer Graham Mitchell H. M. Stewart Hazel School of Home Economics University of Manitoba Virden, Man Walter Ward Elizabeth Taylor Bill Gamey Eastern Star Kelowna B. C Bethesda Church Ron Mattock Congo Africa Allan Martin Janice Food and Drugs Administration Ottawa Maurice April John M. April New York Cross Roads

Vaccination urged to curb Western horse disease threat

Manitoba ag reports warn encephalitis and sleeping sickness remain a risk to horses. Dr J M Isa urges vaccination this year, noting optimal mosquito breeding. Over 4 200 homes vaccinated last year across 21 districts, yet 14 cases occurred, two fatal, among unvaccinated stock.

Manitoba J. M. Isa University of Manitoba Roblin H. Oliphant G. Laird Jim Mitchell

Discussions On Alcohol And Drugs For Students

Over twelve days John W. Boychuk led 37 Guidance and Health periods with collegiate and junior high students. Visual aids and discussion focused on alcohol and drugs, behaviour, traffic safety, and teens, aiming to reduce beverage alcohol’s role in accidents and prevent problem drinking.

John W. Boychuk Alcohol Education Service Man A. E.S

A. of M. Confers Degrees on Local Graduates

Graduates from the University of Manitoba Convocation ceremonies last week include Lyle Beattie and John Bork from Makaroff and Roblin, Maurice April, Hazel Mitchell, Janice Martin, and Patricia McBride. Degrees span BA General, Master of Social Work, B Sc in Pharmacy, Home Economics, Nursing Education, with Roblin represented in each field.

University of Manitoba Lyle Clarence Beattie Makaroff John Christian Bork Roblin Maurice April Hazel Margaret Mitchell Janice Elizabeth Martin Patricia Elaine McBride

Fire destroys Davy farm home near San Clara

Eleven children and their parents, Gordon and Mrs Davy, were left homeless when their farm house 1 1/2 miles northeast of San Clara burned Sunday afternoon around 4. The family saved only their clothes and a washing machine. Clothing sizes are listed and inquiries directed to Carriere at Carriere's Store in San Clara.

Gordon Davy San Clara

36 4Hers Complete Work at Achievement Night

The Roblin Happy Homemakers 4H Club held its achievement night on May 21 at the New Intermediate School auditorium. Thirty-six members displayed work judged by Miss Joan Dickens and Mrs. Kay Prescot, winning 34 ribbons and two blue tags for further competition.

Roblin Happy Homemakers 4H Happy Homemakers Joan Dickens Kay Prescot Lynn Martin Donna Kozak Vernon Andres Joyce Otke Vernelle Andres Janice Perchaluk Diane Andres Rev. Boughton

Chamber of Commerce Farm Tour Planned with Talks and Barbecue

The district farm tour on June 9 features visits to a hog farm land clearing bee farm St Vladimir s College and a cattle feed lot. Minister Doug Watt plans to join and speak at an open air supper. Tickets cap at 40 to 50 due to bus size.

Chamber of Commerce Gary Gaber Harold Boughton St. Vladimir’s College Manitoba Doug Watt

Deepdale Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs. Lloyd Sanders of Quenel BC visited three weeks with her mother Mrs. R. Henderson and returned home Monday. Arthur McIntyre attended nephew Donald McIntyre's wedding at Assiniboia May 17. Beverley Ayer finished a two week holiday and returned to Brandon. Livingstone family from Roblin visited Deepdale. Ladies Aid packed used clothing to aid a family in San Clara whose home burned. Mrs. C Powell joined Mrs. Lloyd Wilson and Mrs. M Roberts to Swan River to visit relatives. James Kerswell and Mr. Powell visited Deepdale.

Lloyd Sanders Quenel B. C R. Henderson Arthur McIntyre Donald McIntyre Assiniboia Sask Beverley Ayer Brandon Walter Livingstone Roblin C. McKenzie Ladies’ Aid Deepdale Church San Clara C. Powell Lloyd Wilson J. D. Rink James Kerswell

Summer recreation director to arrive. staff listed

The summer recreation director will arrive June 9 with assistant Lawrence Souter. Lyle Gallant, Jack McBride, Mary Keast, Rev. Bough ton Aveline Kostick, Diane Andres, Rev. Weatherstock, Sandra Ward and Shelly Poyser attend recreation courses. Baseball is underway with snow on the field. pony league and 10 and under practice Mondays and Wednesdays, little leaguers on Tuesdays and Thursdays, fast ball Fridays, seniors hoped to join, and a Saturday program for younger children is planned.

Lawrence Souter Lyle Gallant Jack McBride Mary Keast Boughton Aveline Kostick Diane Andres Rev. Weatherstock Sandra Ward Shelly Poyser

Roblin Ladies Golf Club Elects Officers and plans socials

The Roblin Ladies Golf Club elected officers led by President Liz Bruce at the May meeting. Vera Dillin, Megan Sanders, Stella Peteleski, Shirley Presunka, and Rose Ziolkoski filled key roles. The club will host the concession booth for the Men's tournament on June 22 and hold weekly Friday socials to attract new players.

Roblin Ladies Golf Club Mary Allanson Liz Bruce Vera Dillin Sec Treas Megan Sanders Stella Peteleski Shirley Presunka Rose Ziolkoski Agnes Peterson Marg Olithant Era Dillin Marg Oliphant Roblin

Provincial Road 482 Contract Announced for Shellmouth Sector

J W McKenzie MLA is notified by Stewart McLean Minister of Transport that the 14.4 mile section from the rural municipality north boundary is now under contract. The final 4.6 mile stretch from P T H 83 west will be tendered June 26 1969 and work to start soon after.

J. W. McKenzie M.L.A Stewart

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C.N.R Roblin Kinsmen Club Joan Joan Dickin Roblin Greenhouse Jean School Division Transportation Collegiate Capers AG. Rep Ross Wreggit Summer Ag Tor Swan River Rev. Murray Joan Dickins Elaine Boughton Cathy Hawryluk Gail Oliphant Thelma Kozak Debbie Sidor Home Economist Kathy Crabb Brenda Edel Marcia Filewich Veronica Kozak Marilyn Safronet Wellman Lake Shirley Kozak Carol Filewich Roseanne Perchaluk J. Goodbun E. Bruce Deepdale Recreation Report Ladies’ Golf Club
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