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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 26, 1972

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Dauphin Federal Race Features Three Party Candidates

Three parties contest the Dauphin Federal Constituency in the October 30 election. Candidates include Bernhard Dirauf for the New Democratic Party, Dr. Ritchie a Liberal contender with long Dauphin ties, and Ferdinand Guiboche a Liberal who has led regional Indigenous and school organizations and served in public roles.

Progressive Conservatives The Liberals New Democratic Party Dauphin Bernhard Dirauf University of Manitoba England Ritchie Margaret Brette France Zaphthy Ferdinand Guiboche Liberal Party Duck Mountain Dauphin Federal Liberal Association

Roy Yacentiuk Dies In Manitoba Car Crash

Roy Yacentiuk age 27 of Thompson Man. was killed when his 1870 Pontiac left No 5 highway about 142 miles east of Roblin between 1 and 3 am Friday October 20th. A passing motorist found the car at 7:35 am and RCM P reported an autopsy showed instant death. His parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Yacentiuk live in Roblin.

Roblin Man Roy Yacentiuk Thompawn R.C.M.P R.C.M. P Yacentiuk Harvey Yacentiuk

Two Week Farm Mechanics Welding and AI Course Offered

The Roblins Agricultural Representative area may host a two week Farm Mechanics Course starting November 20 1972 with a 30 registration fee covering shop costs. A two week welding course follows after 1973 commencement at 15. A livestock breeding Artificial Insemination course may run between late November and December 8 with capacity for 25 and a registration at the Ag Rep Office.

Roblins Ag. Rep Agricultural Representative District A. J Lloyd Cavers St Russell Lloyd Agricultural Representative Office

Roblin Curling Club Holds Annual Meeting

The Roblin Curling Rink Central Committee met Monday Oct 23 at 8 p.m. with 21 curlers. Financials show renovations paid and balances of 320.50 and 450.50. a one year trial central committee was approved. Elections named Oliphant Boguski Bennett Oliphant. plans for club reps and weekly curling schedules were discussed.

Roblin Pres Harry Oliphant M. Oliphant Ernie Bennett Pres. H. Oliphant Central Committee Ralph de la Mare Evening Ladies Curling Club Roblin Men’s Curling Club

Roblin Brownies Increase Enrolment This Year

The 1st and 2nd Roblin Brownie Packs began in September with rising interest. Enrolment totals reach 47 Brownies. Marie Frosthunt leads Pack 2 with Margaret Wilson. Pack 1 includes Jan et Bates and Donalda Andres. All plan enrolment night in November and girls pursue badge work at home with parental help.

Marie Frosthunt Tawny Owl Margaret Wilson Janet Bates Donalda Andres Diane Henderson Bonnie Herbert Swan River Roblin Girl Guides of Canada Association

Reggies Ramblings on Traits and Housing Luck

A BC modelling agency report says self discipline personality determination and desire to learn matter more for a girl than looks including blue jeans Confucius says avoid showing off or bragging Neighborhoods often determine if a house is a bargain or a lemon.

B.C

Kinsmen District Council Conference in Thompson Manitoba

About 150 Kinsmen from Manitoba and north western Ontario attended the annual District Fall Conference in Thompson. District Governor Dr. Berk Newman led the event with Kenora Ontario executives, and Mr Jim Purvis of Montreal presented a charter to Thompson for the K40 Club. The gathering reviewed district and national plans, approved the budget, and highlighted the Kinship program and the Kinamen National Institute on Mental Retardation built in 1970.

Manitoba Ontario Roblin Berk Newman Kenora National Executive Council Jim Purvis Montreal Purvis K40 Club Thompson K40 Canada Kinsmen Kin World Council of Young Mens Service Clubs Kinamen National Institute On Toronto

Behavior and discipline in communities challenged by vandalism

The article reports on recent acts of vandalism and arson in a rural area, including thefts at machinery dealers, damage to a church and a lumber mill, and the destruction of a million dollar Thompson school. It argues for public pressure on leaders to restore discipline and respect.

Thompson Mila’s

Knit fabrics and rulers guide purse size fitting

Extension home economist Joan Clement explains using a small ruler to test knit fabric stability and recovery. She outlines stretch thresholds from stable to very stretchy, and notes how to account for shrinkage and pattern fit during sewing and washing. The article also advertises a Channel 8 Yorkton program starting October 25 featuring Creative Play.

Presiding Minister Sums Up Training At Dauphin Seminar

Thomas Bayn presiding minister of the Roblin Congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses summarized two days of training at a Dauphin Manitoba seminar attended by over 700 people from Roblin. The event focused on effective personal evangelism with a public lecture drawing 860 listeners.

Dauphin Seminar Thomas Bayn Roblin Jehovah's Witnesses Dauphin Manitoba Robert Jackson Toronto Jackson

Roblin RC I Teams Shine In Volleyball And Cross Country

Roblin hosts a four team volleyball tournament with the RCI Varsity Boys winning the boys portion while the Varsity Girls place third. Roblin boys beat Russell in exhibition play and the girls split. At the provincial cross country meet in Winnipeg the junior girls took second, junior boys fourth, senior girls seventh, and senior boys fifth. New clubs include Fishing, Home Ec, and Ski. Graduation pictures are on display in the east trophy case and families are invited to view.

RCI Roblin R.ci Russell Winnipeg

Great Grandson of Eli Stauffer Visits Birthplace

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stauffer of Roblin Manitoba visited Lucknow on Tuesday of last week. Earl, son of the late Loel Stauffer, lived in Lucknow until 1918 when the family moved west. Eli Stauffer arrived in 1856 and is noted as the first white man to traverse Kinloss Township.

Earl Stauffer Roblin Manitoba Stauffer Loel Stauffer Lucknow Carnegie Town Hall Earl Eli Stauffer Kinloss Lucknow Sentinel Ontario

Lon don Souter brothers reunite in Canada visit

Mr and Mrs Tom Souter of London England and his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs George Souter enjoyed a two week visit. It was the first brother reunion in 46 years and their first trip to Canada. They admired Victoria B C and Manitoba open spaces and were amused by Roblin's first snow.

Mr. Dirauf Ste. Rose Germany Canada Ursula Eric Stephen National Farmers’ Union Tom Souter London England George Souter Victoria B. C Manitoba Roblin

Williams Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary in Roblin

Mr and Mrs Ernie Williams mark fifty years since their marriage with a reception at the Roblin home of Alfred Williams on October 1 attended by over 150 friends. Highlights include a color television gift and congratulatory messages from notable figures. the couple’s history traces back to England and Canada with their life in Manitoba communities.

Alfred Williams Roblin Ernie William John Oldham A. T. Kines Williams P. Trudeau R. Stanfield Gordon Ritchie M. P W. John McKeag Edward Schreyer Wally McKenzie MecKenzie S. Spivak Michener Minnesota USA Winnipeg Calgary Swan River Yorkton Russel Dau Phin Inglis Souris Red Lake Grandview Geneva Switzerland Ernie Williams Canada London England Postup Southam Alfred Mary Bob Tom Michelle Christopher Margaret Williams

Heart Fund Appeal at Manitoba Foundation Meeting

The Manitoba Heart Foundation held its annual meeting in Winnipeg on Friday September 106th with results from the 1972 campaign. The goal was 185000 dollars and donations reached a record 190000. Roblin residents contributed 100 dollars toward the fund.

Manitoba Heart Foundation Winnipeg Roblin

Snack costs rise with other goods says CAC

CAC notes per pound snack prices match meat costs and suggests cheaper substitutes. It urges using in season carrots or fresh fruit to curb spending amid rising prices.

CAC

Also Mentioned on This Page

Progressive Conservative Party Dr. Ritchie Rita Flamand Camperville Black Watch Korea Manitoba Metis Federation Tively Native Council of Canada Harold Boughton Curling Club Lorne Boguski Mary Oliphant Reggie Kinsmen District Council Thompson, Man Intermountain Information B. A. Hawryluk Joan Joan Clement Extension Home Channel 8 God Collegiate Capers Mrs. Williams Heart Fund Appeal Sadie Hawkins
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