Municipal election results show low turnout in Roblin and wards
In Roblin Charles Brade Walter Lupichuk and Wilfred Nash contested two council seats with Lupichuk and Nash winning 351 and 325 votes while Brade trailed at 288. Overall turnout was 551 of 1282 eligible. In Shell River RM reeve F H Wilson won 288 to 169 over A F Moore. Ward 2 councillor Sam Fitkowski elected 135 votes over Paul Anhalt 53 with 501 eligible voters. Hillsburg ward 4 saw Carl Semehuk 59, Wm Panasiuk 51, Frank Bailes Jr 27 of 171 eligible. Intermountain School Division trustees re-elected by acclamation Ward 1 Gordon Bussett Ward 3 Garry Gaber Ward 5 John Sanchuk Ward 7 Forbes Powell Ward 9 Frank Goshulak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Charles Brade
Walter Lupichuk
Wilfred Nash
R. M
Shell River
F. H. Wilson
A. F. Moore
Sam Fitkowski
Paul Anhalt
Hillsburg
Carl Semehuk
Wm. Panasiuk
Frank Bailes Jr
Intermountain School Division
Intermountain
Gordon Bussett
Garry Gaber
John Sanchuk
Forbes Powell
Frank Goshulak
Collegiate Activities and Volleyball Leads School Creations
R C L students plan Recreation Sports Night inviting Swan River teams, a coffee house and Spirit Week in December with chocolate sales and a Christmas dance. Junior Boys lead in league. Senior Boys top. girls chase first with Grandview. Upcoming home tournaments set for Tuesday November 2 at Intermediate and Collegiate Auditoriums.
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R.C.L
Swan River
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
St. Vlad’s
Around Town Social Visits Stretch Across Regions
Gordon Nash of Red River College spent the weekend with his parents, Leonard and Nash Sr. Guests from Kitimat Ontario Thorn Hill, Winnipeg and Roblin visited Yorkton and Roblin households. Donna Boyce and Ann Roberts of Winnipeg toured local families including the Boyce and Brock households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Nash
Red River College
Leonard Nash Sr
Trenton Nash
Kitimat, B.C
P. Thrill
Thornhill
Ontario
W.A. Boyce
Tirrell
Donna Boyce
Ann Roberts
Winnipeg
E. W. Boyce
D. Brock
Yorkton
H. Oliphant
Bob
A. Davis
Donna
W. A. Boyce
Roblin
Air Cadet Training Year Opens With Parade
The 1971 72 Training Year begins with the first parade on Tuesday Sept 14. Commanding Officer Captain Paul Galatiuk and Lt Anthony Miller lead, with instructors, RCMP, clergy, and a civilian committee in Russell Manitoba. The program covers flight principles, navigation, first aid, and leadership. About 30 cadets are enrolled though the squadron capacity is three times that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Galatiuk
Hans Maurer
Anthony Miller
Graham Galatiuk
Lloyd Cavers
W.D.W. Henderson
Dennis Trinder
Harris
RCMP
Arnold Marshall
Sec
Treas
M. Howey
D. P. Trinder
A. Beelardt
H. N. Lange
Joe Shipp
Incomming Legion
Jack Bryer
Jocal Legion
Russell 159
Russell
Intermountain
Roblin
Dept. of National Defence
Cfe Penhold
Bagotville
Churchill
NATO
D.N.D
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
U.S.A.F
Minot
Be wary Be wise Be watchful poison prevention PSA
A Canada wide Child safety PSA discusses home hazards for children in poisoning incidents. It details common ingested items from aspirin to cleaners, notes a new 240 tablet limit for aspirin bottles, promotes child resistant packaging, and urges guardians to keep harmful materials out of reach while watching for energy saving tips on Channel 8 at 2 45 p m Friday afternoon.
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Canada
Food and Drug Directorate
The School Teacher Weighs Parents Docking Teachers
Intermountain Information discusses how parents and communities scrutinize teachers. It argues teachers mold students and influence destinies, urging harmony between parents and educators rather than constant criticism, noting many children seek guidance from teachers first.
Byron Chase Elected President Of Bield Calf Club
The first meeting at Bield Community Centre elected Byron Chase as president with Leslie Shiner as vice president Gail Yellowaga as secretary and Raymond Waggoner as treasurer Nominations and finance discussed, calves' type ages and weights reviewed, next meeting set for Friday November 5 at the community centre.
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Bryon Chase
Bield Calf Club
Bield
Mr. Boughton
Gail Yellowaga
Byron Chase
Karen Shiner
Leslie
Clarence Waggoner
Raymond
Leslie Shiner
Ray
Mond Waggoner
Mark Bailes
Boughton
Roblin Council Approves Subdivision Plan In Principal
Town of Roblin council meets October 14 1971 with Mayor Newton approving subdivision plan for Part of Parcel 1 Plan 1195 and Part of Block A Plan 167 to residential use. Council also approves porch permit for Metro Antosh and sets deputy clerk pay at 25.00.
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Roblin
F. A. Newton
Hilland, Nash
Brade
Horbay
Metro Antosh
Provincial Planning Department
Arnold Yeo
UNICEF Appeal Raised $110.04 In Roblin
On October 20 Mark 69 canvassed the Town of Roblin in support of the UNICEF Appeal. Donors contributed a grand total of 110.04 dollars to be forwarded to UNICEF. Mervyn Hilland thanks all contributors for the worthwhile cause.
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Mark 69
Roblin
Unicef
Mervyn Hilland
Cromarty Community Club weighs hall floor repairs
The Cromarty Community Club met on Monday November 1 at Ed and Mrs Mohr’s home. Ed Waggoner chaired. Erwin Baumung presented minutes and finances. After reviewing repair options for the hall floor and sample materials, the group decided to postpone the floor work. A motion approved buying stacking chairs. Marie Mohr to bring prices next meeting. An audit and annual meeting setup for December 6 were noted.
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Cromarty Community Club
Cromarty
Zorra 4 In 1
Harry Robertson
Marie Mohr
Ed Mohr
Roblin Happy Homemakers Elect 1971-72 Executive
Veronica Bilous heads the group as president with Cathy Hawryluk as vice president Aubrey Pronyk as secretary Vernelle Andres as treasurer Loretta Styba as news reporter and Brenda Weeres with Karen Hawryluk as social convenors Elections were held at the first 4H meeting of the year on October 26 and a regular monthly meeting time was set for the second Tuesday at 7 30 p.m The club seeks more leaders and considers additional extracurricular activities
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Veronica Bilous
Happy Homemakers
Loretta Styba
Roblin Happy Homemakers
Cathy Hawryluk
Audrey Pronyk
Vernelle Andres
Stone
Brenda “Weeres
Karen Hawryluk
Toback
Livestock Feed Equipment Display Day in Roblin
The Agricultural Representative reports a Livestock Feed Equipment Display Day to be held at the Roblin Arena starting at 10 00 a m with presentations by John Skinner Agricultural Engineer and Dr Ron McLaren Nutritionist. Twelve equipment agencies will display full day with local agencies distributing programs.
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Roblin
Roblin Skating
Carri
Ste. Rose
John Skinner
John
Ron Mclaren
Roblin Arena
Agricultural Representative Office
Blood Donor Clinic to Aid Roblin Community
A blood donor clinic is set for Roblin Memorial Hall on Thursday December 2nd from 2 to 9 pm. Officials note AHG derived from blood helps hemophiliacs and leukemia patients, with 1275 packs supplied in Manitoba last year. The appeal urges residents to donate, highlighting life saving impact and reciprocal help.
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Red Cross
Canada
Manitoba
Roblin Memorial Hall
Leadership School Highlights at Gimli WI Centre
A successful Manitoba Women's Institute Leadership School ran at Gimli Training Centre from October 25 to 28. Sixty eight delegates plus day visitors attended workshops on five core Standing Committees and additional sessions on topics like Family Life, Tourism, and crafts. An Oslo Night program offered a Nordic slideshow plus action games, while macrame handicrafts drew many home craft enthusiasts and Christmas decoration ideas inspired bazaar plans.
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Gimli
Manitoba Women’s Institute
W. I
United Nations & Int. Exchange
W.J. Business
Marie Galway
Neepawa Health Unit
Thitherage
Manitoba
CAC
Nadya Kostyshyn
Oslo
Norway
Evelyn Bremner
Brandon
P. Nowosad
MWI
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R.M. of
Collegiate Capers
AIR Cadets
Joan
Joan Clement
Extension Home
Karen Webster
Channel 8
Intermountain Information
B. A. Hawryluk
Pete Peteleski
Erma Jones
AG. Rep
Harold Boughton
M.W.I
Gimei
Roblin & District Arena
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