Mark 69 Elects New Officers for Year
On Sunday September 26 Mark 69 elected officers led by President Darlene Kerchak and Vice-President Wayne Senick. Other posts include Secretary Marcia Filwich Treasurer Dotti Kozak with social convenors Edward Doering Marilyn Safronetz and sports rep Mike Kuzyk. The club outlined a UNICEF campaign for Roblin and offered bursaries of 875 to St. Vlad's College and Roblin Collegiate graduates. A forthcoming dance was planned and new members were invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark 69
Darlene Kerchak
Wayne Senick
Marcia Filewich
Dotti Kozak
Edward Doering
Marilyn Safronetz
Mike Kuzyk
Mervyn Hilland
Unicef
Roblin
St. Vlad's College
Town council adds 5830 to assessment roll
Roblin council met September 9 1971 with Mayor Newton approving minutes and payments. Assessments totaling 5830 were added to the 1971 roll under Municipal Act. A court of revision set for November 2 at 730 pm and grants to Roblin Cemetery and Recreation Commission were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
F. A. Newton
Hilland
Nash
Brad
Horbay
William Bahrey
Roblin District Hospital No. 2
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
George Giles
Eugene Bramwell
John Collins
Matilda Case
Gordon Keast
Roblin Cemetery
Roblin Recreation Commission
Parliament Hill Report on Employment Support Act
Parliament passed the Employment Support Act to aid manufacturers exporting 20 percent or more to the United States facing the Nixon surtax. The bill provides 80 million dollars in grants to firms that lay off workers due to the surtax, to keep payrolls functioning amid reduced production. The speaker argues for broader tax and policy changes to boost Canadian production and export growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nixon
Japan
Europe
Trudeau
Russia
Canada
U.S.A
Agricultural Rep Reports Inquiries On Summer Assistant
The Ag Rep notes frequent questions about involving a summer assistant and whether the trainee learned much. He recalls inquiries on balancing a productive program with staff time, citing crop and livestock work and 4H youth programs. A review of May through September reports is cited to judge effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stono
Take My Son By The Hand Poem Urges Gentle Teacher Hope
A parent asks teachers to guide his son into life with faith courage and integrity. He urges gentleness but firm lessons, stressing truth, resilience, critical thinking, and resisting mob pressure while valuing honest effort and learning.
AROUND TOWN Yorkton visitors share family visits
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brock and family of Yorkton visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Boyce on Sunday. Walter Yalowiski of Minnedosa is visiting friends and relatives in the Roblin district during his holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Evert Boyce Tim and Kevin of Yorkton visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Boyee on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Brock
Yorkton
W. A. Boyce
Walter Yalowiski
Minnedosa
Roblin
Alex Henderson
Youbou, B. C
Weekend Visitors and Hospital Admissions In Roblin Area
Mr and Mrs Lorne Nicholson of Dauphin visited the Oliphant home over the week end. Mr and Mrs Richard Klassen of Calgary visited Mr and Mrs Wally Clement. Robert Lucier and Cornelius Hieber t were admitted to Roblin Hospital. The Order at Royal Purple Lodge Roblin held two tag days for CARS Arthritis program realizing 113 61. Very wet weather halted harvesting. Roblin saw lightning thunder hail and heavy rain last week with clearing by Monday and sun on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne Nicholson
Dauphin
Oliphant
Richard Klassen
Calgary
Wally Clement
Royal Purple Lodge
Roblin
Psychiatric Outpatient Services Now Insured in Manitoba
Health Minister Rene E. Toupin announced that outpatient programs for psychiatric treatment are now covered as insured hospital services under an amended federal provincial agreement. A new regulation authorizes hospitals approved by the Manitoba Health Services Commission to provide psychiatric daycare, retroactive to January 1, 1971, for patients well enough to stay at home but needing day treatment once provided to inpatients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Rene E. Toupin
Toupin
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Cholera not to disrupt Manitobans travel plans abroad
Manitobans traveling to France Spain and Portugal need not cancel plans despite the cholera threat. Dr Emanuel Snell says well nourished Canadians have high resistance and advises boiling non piped water. He notes returning travelers may be subjected to reporting and surveillance if illness develops and outlines low risk for travelers who observe hygiene and water precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Spain
Portugal
World Health Organization
Emanuel Snell
Portugese
Snell
Rinks Work Advances at Curling Club Amid Turkeys Bingo
Rapid progress at the curling rink this week with new flooring in the waiting areas and a furnace operating. Remaining tasks include baseboards doors paint plumbing and electrical work while upcoming events include a Turkey Bingo Friday Oct 8 and a curling meeting tonight Oct 7 to discuss club amalgamation and turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Rev W R Liner Jr to Speak in Roblin
Reverend William R Liner Jr director of Calvary Fellowship Mission an interdenominational mission society lives in Alberta Canada and has trained at Baylor University and Prairie Bible Institute. Ordained in the Southern Baptist Church he has spent 25 years as pastor evangelist and missionary including work in Japan and speaking at Bible conferences. His message stresses personal revival and Jesus in daily life. Renew your subscription now.
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William R. Liner, Jr
Calvary Fellowship Mission
Alberta
Canada
Boylor University
Waco
Texas
Southern Baptist Church
Prairie Bible Institute
Three Hills
Japan
Jesus
Family Living Discussion Tackles Youth Needs in Roblin
Mrs. Gail Watson of the Manitoba Extension Service led a September 29 session at Roblin Intermediate School on Family Living. Participants identified theses: early marriages, lack of sex education, money handling, parental absence, and need for adult leadership. A committee formed to study adding a Family Living course to junior or senior high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Watson
Canada
Roblin
Thanksgiving turkey tips from home cooks and extensions
A wide range of Thanksgiving turkey advice covers selecting the bird, thawing time of five hours per pound, removing giblets, rinsing and drying, avoiding soggy dressing, and butter baste techniques. It notes stuffing methods, skin loosening for breast access, and seasonings like salt pepper rosemary or thyme. It also mentions leftovers and a pamphlet at the Extension Office.
Roblin U C Y Elects New Year Officers
The first U C Y meeting of the year was held on September 19 with Father Winchor named spiritual director. New officers were elected: President Loretta Styba, Vice-President Paulette Worbeck, Secretary Ruth Senderewich, Treasurer Roxie Myslichuk, Fifth Member Rose Marie Boychuk, Social and Cultural Dottie Kozak, Spiritual Jo ann Sorochuk. Members invited to next meeting on October 13 at 7 30 p m in the Ukrainian Catholic Church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.C.Y
Father Winchor
Loretta .Styba
Paulette Worbeck
Ruth Senderewich
Roxie Myslichuk
Pifth
Rose Marie Boycchuk
Dottie. Kozak
Jo Ann Sorochuk
Engagement of Arlene Head to Alvin Spence
Mr and Mrs Wm Head announce the engagement of their daughter Arlene to Alvin Spence. The wedding is set for October 16 at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church at 3 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Head
Arlene
Alvin Spence
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
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Ray Moroz
Torchinsky Consulting Ltd
Regina
Saskatchewan
Robert and
Mary Wildeman
George Shearer
Third Street
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Parliament Hill Report
Gordon Ritchie
M.P
AG. Rep
Harold Boughton
Intermountain Information
B. A. Hawryluk
Robert Lucier
Cornelius Hiebert
Roblin Hospital
C. Brade
H. Oliphant
W. Wenner
L. Dietrich
J. Mitchell
V. Reyda
F. Campbell
H. Ed
W. R. Liner Jr
Schlesinger
Winnipeg
School of Social Work
University of Toronto
Joan
Joan Clement
Extension Home
Roblin U.C.Y
Evangelical Church
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