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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 29, 1975

Page

3

Roblin Council Approves Building Permits and Wages

At the September 25 1975 Roblin town meeting Mayor F A Newton presided with Councillors Hilland Brade Nash and Kozmeniuk. Building permits approved include a $30000 dwelling for Don Weber and a $4000 additional premises for Win Proeyshyn. By-laws to acquire Lot 8 Block 11 Plan 352 for 30000 were passed and gas main extension in Trailer Court area approved. Wages set for William Wandy 600 monthly and Ralph Smith 280 per hour.

Town of Roblin F. A. Newton Hilland, Brade, Nash and Kozmeniuk Don Weber Dwel Brade Nash Water Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation Abe Hiebert G. Sanders Parkway Co-op Ltd Cross Town Motors Trailer Court Inter -City Gas Ltd Council William Wandy Ralph Smith

Candidate Withdraws In Ward 1 School Trustee Race

Close of nominations leaves Ward 1 with one candidate Leo Bangle set to be trustee for the 1976 77 two year term after Gerald Lachance withdraws Oct 15. Goose Lake High official opening held Oct 17 with attendance by Minister of Education Ben Hanuschak and local officials.

Ward 1 Gerald Lachance Leo Bangle Stan Plewak Lachance Board of Trustees of Intermountain School Division Koski Goose Lake High Morgan Kelso Manitoba Association of School Trustees Grandview Ben Hanuschak Crystal Builders

Dollar Wise Decorating Finds New Living Space

Young families outgrow homes, but moving is impractical. Use attic, basement, or unused corners to gain space. Reorganize with budget minded designs from Armstrong to create functional rooms without major additions. Continued on Page 4, Column 5.

Armstrong Addi

Memorial Trophies Highlight Roblin Goose Lake Awards Day

Roblin Goose Lake High held its Awards Day on October 16 with Barbie Keast presiding. Delada Tucker received the Liske Memorial Award and Brian Titanich the Otke Memorial Award, while perfect attendance honors went to about twenty-five students.

Roblin Goose Lake High Barbie Keast Liske Jane Liske Delada Tucker Otke Melvin Otke Lee Andres Brian Titanich

Around Town Couple Returns From Western Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Geo Laird returned home last week after two weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo Farmer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Laird and boys in Calgary. They also visited the Okanogan Valley and Mrs. Laird's sister Mrs. Nell Butterworth at Keremeos in British Columbia.

Geo, Laird Geo Ken Laird Calgary Okanogan Valley Laird Nell Butterworth Keremeos B. C

Birth of Jenni Grace Schrader in Yorkton

Mr and Mrs Charles Schrader of MacNutt announce the birth of daughter Jenni Grace Schrader on September 29 at Yorkton Hospital. Weighs 6 pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents are Harold Boughton of Roblin and Fred Schrader of MacNutt.

Charles Schrader MacNutt Jennifier Grace Yorkton Hospital Harold Boughton Roblin Fred Schrader

Canning with Chef's Touch and Updated Rules

Home canning is poised for a boom with new fruit and vegetable varieties. The guide covers three processing methods two for high and low acid foods, jar and equipment checks, spice freshness, and a tip on tying darker spices in cheesecloth to keep pickles bright.

Danrees F McCormick/Schilling

Weiller and Williams Auction Mart Market Totals 526 Head

On Thursday October 23 1975 Roblin Manitoba saw 526 livestock pass through the Weiller and Williams Auction Mart. The tally included 431 cattle 2 sows 2 boars 34 weanling pigs 46 feeder pigs and 1 horse. Prices listed include Butcher Steers 47.00 Butcher Heifers 40.50 Butcher Cows 20.75 Bulls 20.50 Feeder Steers 37.00. The summary notes various stock categories: Feeder Steers Feeder Heifers Stock Steer Calves Stock Heifer Calves Weanling Pigs Feeder Pigs Butcher Sows Boars Horses.

Weiller and Williams Auction Mart Roblin Manitoba

Belle Busch Receives 1975 Good Citizenship Award

Belle Busch of Shellmouth, known as Manitoba's Crocus Lady, was named a recipient of the 1975 Good Citizenship Award. The honor, presented by Chief Justice Freedman at a banquet on October 27 at the Winnipeg Inn, was shared with five others from Winnipeg and area.

Manitoba Winnipeg Inn Freedman Cyril le Verne Britton Killarney Norman J. Chartrand Bruce Miles Jacob J. Reimer Mary Searer Winnipeg

Cross Country Provincials Highlight Winnipeg Meet Results

Winnipeg hosted the Cross Country Provincials on October 17 and 18 with girls and boys teams placing across multiple events. Notable results include Karen Johnstone 28th and Lori Paley 37th in the Girls relay, Terry Hughes 9th in Junior Boys, and Ford Cranwell 36th leading the Senior Boys. Open boys saw Wayne Pwiniuk Bruce Propp and Cam Taylor compete. The 3rd annual Senior Boys Volleyball at Goose Lake High crowned Grandview champion after decisive sets against St Vlads Roblin and Melville.

Winnipeg Karen Johnstone Lori Paley Brenda McArthur Phyllis Dietrich Charlotte Kurtenbach Terry Hughes Shayne Cockerill Dave Bouvier Camp Keast Bill Solotwinski Doug Bailes Garnet Fraser Ford Cranwell Glen Miller Chuck Brade Brian Titanich Jack Storczynski Lee Andres Wayne Pwiniuk Bruce Propp Cam Taylor Goose Lake High School Grandview St. Vlads

Studded Tires Now Legal in Manitoba Province

The Manitoba Department of Highways reminds motorists studded tires may be used from October 1 to April 30 of the following year. Tires with studs may be placed on vehicles starting October 1 and must be removed by April 30.

Manitoba Department of Highways

Tummel U C W Meeting Drawn By Ruby Alexander Host

Thirteen ladies attended Tummel United Church Women meeting at Ruby Alexander's home in October. Isabel Leslar led with a meditation. Evelyn McCrea circulated clothing allocations for Nelson House. The group agreed to cover Ruby Alexander's Manitoba Conference travel expenses. Guest speakers Rev Glenna Beauchamp and Rev Brenda Ferguson shared United Church 50th Anniversary slides. Karen Johnston led a lunch performance by girls singing Trust and Obey and received a gift for her summer musical work at Tummel Church.

Tummel U.C.W Ruby Alexander Isabel Leslar Evelyn McCrea Nelson House Witl Ruby Alex Ander Manitoba Kenora Glenna Beauchamp Brenda Ferguson United Church Karen Johnston Trust and Obey Karen Tummel Church

Hospital Auxiliary Fun Fair Draws Big Crowd

The Roblin Memorial Hall hosted the Hospital Auxiliary Fun Fair on Saturday October 25 drawing strong public support. Proceeds totaling about 2600 funded Roblin Personal Care Home activities with a wide range of stalls and raffles. Winners included Mrs Dee Bowley Mrs Gordon Mohr Edith Traub Mrs Eve Baptiste and others.

Hospital Roblin Memorial Hall Roblin Dee Bowley Gordon Mohr Edith Traub Eve Baptiste

Delegation For Youth Groups Attended Planning Meeting

Roblin District Planning met on Monday October 27 at 7 30 p m in the Roblin Town office. Attendees included Wayne Schick Parks Branch Marvin Borgfjord Municipal Planner and E Paterson H Boughton and M Oliphant. A Cub Scouts to Rangers group camp site was requested with guidance on camp rules and a development plan for a local parcel. The Hog cabin project was discontinued due to high cost while cottage site area near Bodnaruks progressed but the wild life area portion remained reserved.

Roblin Wayne Schick Parks Branch Marvin Borgfjord E. Paterson H. Boughton M. Oliphant Bodnaruk’s Leigh Waggoner Leo Pugsley Ken Gaber Shabf Cub Scouts Boy Scouts Venturer Scouts Brownies Guides Rangers Roblin-Russell Schick Roblin and District

Miller announces birth of son Christopher William

Mr and Mrs Ray Miller announce the arrival of their son Christopher William who weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces at birth. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Chris Miller and Mrs Ella Lamontagne, all of Roblin Manitoba.

Ray Miller Christopher William Chris Miller Ella Lamontagne Roblin Man

Unemployment Information At Roblin Town Office

Unemployment Insurance Commission in Brandon says service will continue. Residents listed report to Roblin town office for pickup and return mail on unemployment matters. Office hours are Monday to Friday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Roblin Unemployment Insurance Commission Brandon Tummel Bield Grandview Shortdale Merridale Deepdale Makaroff San Clara Boggy Creek

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Ling Win Proeyshyn Mattida Case Sheldon Jones B. A. Hawryluk By Joy Miller Melvin Fedeniuk Eugene Styba Jack Ziprick Beth Taylor M. Graves John Panasiuk Rev. Beck Terry Shearer Mervyn Jamieson Earl Ward Gordon McArthur Dee Hughes George Giles Henry Bodtcher Ewen Avenue New Westminster B.G Beryl Schmvartz Lacombe Alberta Carol Simoneau Ia Heibert Sandra Heibert Aldergrove B.C Belle Busch Melville Roblin Hospital Gordon Ballard Anne Yakimishyn Wiseman Russell Martha Liebrecht Calder Andy Onofriechuk Gladys Macleod Even Boyce Mitchell Isabel Stewart Link Hardware Heather Skinner Sara Paul Michael Mohr Allison Warsaba Morden Vi Laird Gaber’s
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