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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1985
Page
5
Recreation writer Robert McIvor announces a novice hockey start on November 4 at 10 30 pm with initial sessions on Monday and Wednesday to form teams and a schedule. Coaches and referees are urged to attend a November 3 clinic and registration begins at 11 am.
Stacey Onofriechuk reports the MacNutt 4-H Club held its reorganization meeting on Oct 21 with East Central 4-H Rep Juanita Brown attending. A display showcased project books and explained the year’s seven planned projects for 17 members. New officers are President Jody Diehl, Vice President Chantelle Andrews, Secretary Carolyn Schaan, Treasurer Nicole Adam, General Leader Christine Kozaruk, and assistant Cheryl Peppler.
Claire and Kathy Stroud of Roblin Manitoba announce the birth of Kristyn Dawn, a daughter for Bobbi Marie. Weight 7 pounds 6.44 ounces, born October 10 1985 at Roblin District Health Centre. Grandparents Arnold and Mary Weerts of Dauphin and Bob and Sybil Stroud of Grandview.
The article describes double billing and methods thieves use to steal card numbers, including trash pickup and phone scams. It advises immediate card signing, shredding, carrying few cards, reconciling slips, reporting losses, and keeping records. It notes new security designs and urges caution especially in rural Manitoba.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Keystone Pioneer Museum met at Mrs. Lil Aitken’s home on Tuesday October 15 with 11 members present. Reports covered a successful rummage sale held October 5 with appreciated donations and two fruit basket draws won by Marjorie Giles and Dorothy Laliberte. Doris Proskie will host the next meeting November 19.
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