Drop-In Centre Moves to New Roblin Location
The Fifty and Over Club relocates the Drop-In and Recreation Center to the Old Theatre building, purchased by the Town of Roblin. The club will cover utilities and renovations, with volunteers completing most work. New Horizons grant sought. facilities to serve Roblin and surrounding rural area with community events and meetings.
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Fifty and Over Club
N.E
Main Street
Old Theatre
Robinson Store
Falcon Fabricators
Roblin
New Horizons
Fifty and
Qver Club
Local Scenes Highlight Windsor Visitors and Thanksgiving Gatherings
Windsor Ontario’s Gordon Nash returns after visiting relatives in Kelowna Nanaimo Winnipeg and more. Family and friends attended a Thanksgiving dinner in Roblin and at the Hoffman Bruce wedding with several visits across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Nash
Windsor
Ont
Leonard Nash Sr
Cyril Nash
Kelowna
Bessie Bernath
Nanaimo
B. C
Gordon
Euclid
Ohio
Picker X-ray Engineering
Canada
Edward Myshchuk
Murray Shearer
Swan River
Hoffman—Bruce
Jim Shearer
Marilyn Safronetz
Winnipeg
S. Safronetz
Ed Doering
W. Doering
Debbie Mitchell
Leslie Mitchell
Hoffman— Bruce
Roblin
Yorkton
Butch Benesch
Wildwood
Alta
C. Corrigal
Lions Club Forming in Roblin Aims for Community Service
Lions International seeks a Roblin club to foster growth and aid the less fortunate. Two organizers recruited twenty men to form a nucleus, with monthly dinner meetings and contact points Mr. Geo Giles and Mr. Wil Sutton for information on joining and Lions service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions International Organization
Lions Club
Roblin
Lionism
Chicago
Melvin Jones
Lions International
Lions
The
Geo Giles
Wil Sutton
Goose Lake High Awards Day and Fall Sports Results
Goose Lake High plans its Awards Day this week with Perfect Attendance Drama and Scholastic honors for grades 8 to 11. A Cultural Enrichment Field Trip to Winnipeg included Cyrano de Bergerac, a Symphony, and gallery tours funded by a government grant, with Mr. Ziprick and Miss Wayland chaperoning. Volleyball action saw Roblin Raiders and Angels travel to Russell. Raiders edged Grandview 4 0 in a multi game span while Cross Country Zone championships occurred in wet conditions with Roblin Grandview and St Vlad's advancing to Winnipeg Provincials on October 17 18.
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Goose Lake High
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Winnipeg
Manitoba Theatre Centre
Ziprick
Miss Wayland
Roblin Raiders
Angels
Russell
Rossburn
Robtin
Raiders
Robin
St. Vlad'’s
Ice cream serving tips from freezer to fridge timing
The note suggests moving ice cream from the freezer to the refrigerator shortly before serving. It estimates about 10 minutes per pint to soften.
Wedding of Maura Salter to Owen Wilson in Trinity United Church
Maura Salter daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Salter Diligent River wed Owen Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson Togo Sask in Trinity United Church with Rev J Parker Matheson officiating. The couple plans a honey moon while out of town guests from Halifax Dartmouth Tru ro Sackville Ottawa and more attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maura Bernadette
Robert Salter
Owen Garth Wilson
Howard Wilson
Togo
Sask
Trinity United Church
J. Parker Matheson
Ken Atkinson
Patrick
Oona LePierre
Joanne Hughes
Mrs. LaPierre
Joanne
Penny Maskill
Fenton Wil “Son
Calgary
Alberta
Patrick Salter
Toronto
Ontario
Fenton Wilson
Mae Salter
St. Brigid’s Church Hall
C. W. League
Ron Wilson
Ottawa
Curlis Salter
Pam Venus
Ann Marie Salter
Peter Douglas
Margaret Ant Himelman
Halifax
Dartmouth
Truro
Sackville
N. 8
Antigonish
Charlottetown
P.ele
New York
Rhode Island
Florida
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
N.W.T
Mount Saint Vincent University
St. Mary's
University of Manitoba
Thanksgiving Reflections on Freedom and Responsibility 1975
A writer questions American gratitude beyond possessions and freedom expressed since Thanksgiving 1975. The piece contrasts abundance with acts of vandalism and urges appreciation for education public service and faith while calling for self examination.
Giant Turnips and Odd Veg From Roblin Gardens
Giant vegetables continue to be reported in this column with two mammoth turnips from the Roblin district. Albert Wiebes' garden yields a 12 1/2 pound turnip and L Nernberg's garden a 11 pound specimen. A potato from George Harmaluk’s plot drew remarks for its space monster likeness on one view and a duck shape from another.
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Roblin
Albert Wiebes
L. Nernberg
George Harmaluk
First snow falls in Roblin after freezing rain
Snow began around 3 00 a m Tuesday morning in Roblin and spread across a large area throughout the day. The storm followed four days of freezing rain last week that coated trees with ice and caused breakage.
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Roblin
Thanksgiving Weekend Visits From Canada To Local Homes
The Molbergs hosted over the Thanksgiving weekend with their daughter Cheryle Molberg from Winnipeg visiting along with son and daughter-in-law Bruce Molberg and family from Cranberry Portage. Winnipeg students Marc Sutton Colin Ritchie Clarice Kelso Wendy Giles and Loretta Styba also visited their respective homes during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Molberg
Cheryle Molberg
Winnipeg
Bruce Molberg
Cranberry Portage
Marc Sutton
Colin Ritchie
Clarice Kelso
Wendy Giles
Loretta Styba
Intermountain Students Tour Winnipeg Cultural Enrichment
Seventy five Intermountain students visited Winnipeg for a Cultural Enrichment project tour. They attended a Manitoba Theatre Centre drama, Winnipeg Symphony, Philharmonic Choir, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature, and the Planetarium as part of the provincial initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature
Department of Education
Intermountain
Winnipeg
Manitoba Theatre Centre
Winnipeg Symphony
Phil Harmonie Choir
Winnipeg Art Gallery
Safety Tips for Power Mowers from Outdoor Power Equipment Institute
Read the owner's manual fully and become familiar with your mower before use. Start the engine with feet and hands away from blades and rotating parts. Learn how to stop the machine quickly in an emergency. Stop the engine and disconnect spark plug before checking the discharge chute or blade. Outdoor power equipment is not a toy.
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Outdoor Power Equipment Institute
Open House at Manitoba School for Retardates in Portage la Prairie
About 2,000 attendees, including Premier Edward Schreyer, marked the Manitoba School for Retardates Open House in Portage la Prairie on October 5, 1975. Officials highlighted budget growth, progressive programs, and the Auxiliary’s support while visitors toured facilities, including the Research Unit and behavioral training demonstrations. The event featured bake sale and crafts by residents, with performances by the Selkirk Kiwanis Pipe Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba School For
Portage la Prairie
Edward Schreyer
Lange
Manitoba
Schreyer
Roy Tavener
Manitoba Department of Health and Social Development
North Ameri
Doug Dorsey
Auxiliary
G. H. Lowther
Manitoba School
Recreation Hall
Selkirk Kiwanis Pipe Band
T. J
Tommy) Thompson
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Marjorie Martin
U. of M. Winnipeg
Lynne Martin
Dauphin
A. Martin
Fred Lepsey
Earl
Elkhorn
Man
Jim Pyottt
Marion Davis
Shirley
B. Pyott
Wilson—Salter
8. A. Hawryluk
Vegetable World
George Buri
Parkland
Warehouse Theatre
Winnipeg Ballet
School For Retardates
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