Girl Guides Reorganize At September Meeting
The Rublin Girl Guides met on September 18 1975 with 14 members and 3 leaders Carolyn Mc Morris Betty Sanders and Debbie Wagner. Four new patrol leaders Donna Koz meniuk Marilee Sanders Debbie Andres Bernie Enright elected. Join fee is 8 dollars per girl. Meeting ended by taps. All girls aged 10 to 14 welcome. Reporter Cindy Ziolkoski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rublin Girl Guides
Carolyn McMorris
Betty Sanders
Debbie Wagner
Donna Kozmeniuk
Marilee Sanders
Debbie Andres
Bernie Enright
Cindy Ziolkoski
Roblin and Shell River Back Plan for Regional Library
Roblin and the Rural Municipality of Shell River join a provincial pilot project to create the Parkland Regional Library Service. The Book Depot in Roblin is slated to close December 1 unless sufficient municipal support preserves operations. A petition process and area Library Committee aim to gather backing from electors and stores for continued service.
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Roblin
Shell River
Parkland Regional Library Service
Sheil River
Reso
R.M
Hillsburg
Public Libraries Act
Parkland
Province of
Manitoba
Ambulance outfitting in Winnipeg. board reports progress
The board discussed a new ambulance arriving and being outfitted in Winnipeg, with twelve drivers trained at a St John Ambulance course. It will be housed at the old fire hall until the new system starts. Other items include accounts paid, salvage plans, and a new hospital telephone number 837 4433 for resident records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamloops
Redvers
Winnipeg
London
Ont
Toronto
Britain
Ladies Auxiliary
Exner
Tyndall Stone
Estevan
Delta Construction
Charles Brade
St. John Ambulance
Births in Roblin and Gilbert Plains Hospitals
To Don and Kim Bach a daughter Candice Lynn born September 27 1975 at Gilbert Plains hospital weighing 8 lbs 3 oz Gerry and Bonnie Hrynkiw announce their first born a son Ryan Roger born September 13 Roblin Hospital weighing 10 lbs 3 oz Grandparents Mr and Mrs Edwin Becker and Mr and Mrs Joe Hrynkiw of Roblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Kim Bach
Candice Lynn
Gilbert Plains Hospital
Gerry
Bonnie Hrynkiw
Ryan Roger
Roblin Hospital
Edwin Becker
Joe Hrynkiw
Roblin
What Does the Future Hold as a Nation Marks 200 Years
A speaker cites a 200 year cycle of civilizations from bondage to apathy and dependency. He warns of rising threats including assassination attempts on the US president and militant actions in Manitoba. He invokes Joseph Holland’s verse urging strong minds and steady public duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
United States
Manitoba
Josiah Holland
Manitoba to aid flood damaged roads water systems
Premier Ed Schreyer announced a grants program to help municipalities in the Interlake and northwestern Manitoba restore flood damaged roads and waterways. The province will reimburse 100 percent of dyke related costs and 87 percent of other approved flood fighting and restoration costs including pumps boats and public buildings. Appeals possible via an interdepartmental board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schreyer
Interlake
Manitoba
Department of Highways
Schreyer
Riding Mountain National Park
McCreary
Ste. Rose
Ochre River
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Lake Manitoba
Jim Mitchell Heads Local Curling Rink Central Group
The Roblin Curling Rink’s annual meeting on September 24 chaired by Lawrence Latimer reviewed 1974 75 operations. Reports noted debt elimination, bingo profits of 4500, repairs including lights and roof, with a new plant header due by Oct 15 and a 2453 cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Curling Rink
Lawrence Latimer
Eunice Reyda
Ways and Means
Lawrence
Goodman
Bill Toback
Cen
Community Musical Group of Roblin Suspends Activities
The Community Musical Group of Roblin voted to suspend activity for two years while keeping the present executive in office. Founded in 1958, the group will still sponsor the Carol Festival in early December with 90 percent of net proceeds to the Parkland Festival. Funds will buy an electric organ for Senior Citizens' Residences and may help purchase a piano for the Drop-In Centre. The group seeks a used electric organ and asks for contact. Officers are President Frances Nowosad, Vice-President Walter Doering, Secretary Joan Taylor, Treasurer Lena Gaber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Nowosad
Walter Doering
Joan Taylor
Lena Gaber
Tummel U C W Meeting Held at Mrs Craig Home
Tummel U C W met September 2 at Mrs Mable Craig's home with eleven ladies. Isabel Leflar opened with a reading on Pretense and a report on Pol Luck profits of 127 dollars 19 cents credited to Tummel Personal Care Account. Next meeting at Ruby Alexander's home. Rev Glenna Beauchamp leads Faith of the Church What Do We Mean by God from September Observer. Meeting closed with Women's Creed and a luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tummel U.C.W
Mable Craig
Isabel Leflar
Pol Luck
Tummel
Ruby Alexander
Glenna Beauchamp
Victor Sorochuk graduates in industrial electronics
Victor Sorochuk son of Mr and Mrs Walter Sorochuk of Roblin graduates from the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology on September 20 receiving a Diploma of Technology in Industrial Electronics. Congratulations Victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Sorochuk
Walter Sorochuk
Roblin
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
Victor
Giant potatoes spark local display at Roblin office
Wade Alexander, son of Mr and Mrs Bill Alexander, southwest of Roblin, grew potatoes weighing 3 pounds 15 ounces and 4 pounds 4 ounces on display at the office. Walter Kurtenbach of Droomiare unearthed the largest spud yet at 5 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Alexander
Bill Alexander
Roblin
Walter Kurtenbach
Droomiare
Tribute to Women’s Work Figures Reveal Red Cross Aid Totals
In 1975 Manitoba division shipments of Red Cross women’s work items totaled 27374 articles weighing 4 tons with a value of 98678.60 dollars. June shipments included 7274 articles to Pakistan and 11318 to Jamaica while August added 8782 items to Fiji. This highlights volunteer effort under the program PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Work
Manitoba
Red Cross
iPakistani Red Cross Society
Karachi
Jamaican Red Cross Society
Kingston
Red Cross Society
Odour Remedies for Refrige rators and Freezers by Hydro Home
Common questions about persistent fridge and freezer smells. Causes include spoiled food and odors trapped in insulation. Remedies cover cleaning with detergent and water, baking soda, vinegar or ammonia solutions, charcoal, ozone sprays, and professional re insulation if odors persist.
Freshie Day Highlights Junior and Senior Level Activities
Freshie Day was held on Thursday with seven graders and senior tens wearing baby bonnets and feather shaped signs. Friday featured Kangaroo Court with Judge Gary Propp, awarding prizes to Lori Cameron, Larry Kines, and Miss Wayland. Plans finalize for a Cultural Field Trip for 26 Goose Lake High seniors during Thanksgiving weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Propp
Lori Cameron
Larry Kines
Miss Wayland
Goose Lake High
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Girl Guides
Roblin & Shell River
Hawryluk
Jim Mitchell
Central
Tral Committee
Bhingo Committee
Theresa Boguski
Shirley Toback
Doreen Gundhoski
Sheila Burland
Harold Kelly
Gloria Fillion
Marie Todosichuk
Bill de la Mare
Harold Edel
Reg Mortemore
Lawrence Lietz
Lawrence Larimer
John Norman
Bernie Fillion
Don Weber
John Mitchell
Central Committee
Musical Group
Community Musical Group of
Vegetable World
Hydro Home Services
Collegiate Capers
Steve Myslchuk
Walter Cockerill
John Nykyforak
Arnold Lovas
Loralee Lovas
Myslchuk
Grandview Nursing Home
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