Roblin Ladies Golf Tournament Bravely Began In Cold Weather
Thirty two golfers from Melville Yorkton Tonkin Swan River Kamsack Dauphin and Roblin contested the Roblin Ladies Golf Tournament in cold windy conditions. Championship Flight was won by Stella Peteleski Roblin with 85, Coletta Scott Yorkton was runner up with 88. First Flight Pauline Harmeling Swan River took 104, Hoppy Neill Dauphin 105. Second Flight Ellen Robertson won count back over Elsie Phillips Tonkin with 112. Third Flight Vera Dillin Roblin 115, Rose Ziolkoski Roblin 117. Fourth Flight Agnes Paterson Roblin 127, Dolly Falkiner Kamsack 132. A buffet supper followed. Roblin men assisted with registration and marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville
Yorkton
Tonkin
Swan River
Kamsack
Dauphin
Roblin
Velma Sutton
Marg Sorbo
Stella Peteleski
Coletta Scott
Pauline Harmeling
Hoppy Neill
Ellen Robertson
Sie Phillips
Vera Dillin
Rose Karney
Ann Luchuk
Eugene Bramwell
Harry Oliphant
Will Sutton
Pete Peteleski
Walter Sorbo
Intermountain Term Opens with Call for Parental Involvement
The Fall term begins as students return to school across the nation. Parents are urged to engage with teachers and administrators to ensure strong education. The Intermountain board welcomes new teachers and residents to the division and communities it serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stu
Cadet Squadron to Hold First Parade in Russell
Royal Canadian Air Cadets 677 Squadron calls first parade on Tuesday September 19 1971 at 7 30 PM at the Community Hall Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron
Russell
Roblin council approves licenses and street plans
Roblin Manitoba council meetings July 18 to Aug 17 approved Hancock Plumbing and Heating and Gatin Plumbing licenses, awarded grants to local groups, and funded street light upgrades. Plans for Windsor Avenue and Bud Avenue extensions were requested from Reid Crowthers. A model 311 multiplier was bought, and by law 751 set a November 7 tax sale date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Plumbing and Heating
Gatin Plumbing
Reid, Crowthers and Partners
Windsor Avenue
Hospital Street
Maple Street
Bud Avenue
Princess Street
Centennial Drive
Roblin Agri. Society
Manitoba Hydro
7Th Avenue
5Th Avenue
Department of Tourism and Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Roblin and District
Myslchuk
How to Choose Jeans For Kids And Teens
Practical guide to buying durable jeans for children and adolescents. Notes on shrinkage labels fabric weight blends reinforced knees and sturdy seams. Tips on bleaching for worn look, cost comparisons, and growing kids. Also reports Gail Arthur leaving Russell Home Ec to return to University and entering final year.
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Gail Arthur
Russell Home Ec
Gail
Winnipeg Opera Company to Perform in Roblin
The Roblin Community Choir sponsors the Winnipeg Opera Company for a fall performance of excerpts from Tales of Hoffman Cavalleria Rusticana and The Bartered Bride all sung in English. M Peter Calvert directs the company. the Roblin choir began as Community Group of Roblin and District with about sixty members.
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Winnipeg Opera Company
Roblin
Offenbach
Mascagni
Smetana
M. Peter Calvert
Calvert
Community Group of
Roblin social notes and visits from August events
Mrs R Arnott reporter notes visits from Faye and Shelley of Saskatoon to H Wenner home. Harold Halldorson and Mr Mrs Arnott, and many relatives travel to Winnipeg and Gilbert Plains for golf and family gatherings. Bran don University music student Brian Ritchie attends first year. Several Manitoba and Saskatchewan families visit Roblin during late August including trips to Saltcoats Childs Lake and Points West.
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Harold Halldorson Faye
Shelley
Saskatoon
Sask
H. Wenner
Robert Arnott
Winnipeg
Forr Chase
Bill Arnott
Gilbert Plains Country Club
Brian Ritchie
Brandon University
F. H. Chase
Chase and Andrews
Alma Gordon
Ron Latimer
Estavan
Keith Gottfried
Cam Curle
McNutt
John Andrews
Ralph Ritchie
Colin
Points West
John Watson
Twyla
Flin Flon
Robert Annott
British Columbia
Daryle Miller
Saltcoats
Alfa Miller
Daryles
Roblin
Childs Lake
Earl Simpson
Roblin Book Depot celebrates first anniversary with 1000 new books
On the eve of its one year anniversary Roblin Book Depot adds 1000 books from Parkland Library Service to the existing 450 monthly, expanding reading options for Roblin and surrounding readers. The depot offers mail borrowing via Automated Book Catalogue and Regional Information Service with hours Tuesday and Thursday 2 5 pm and Saturday 2 5 pm and 7 9 pm. Adults may borrow four books at a time with free service and more books planned as space allows.
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Roblin
Parkland
Regional Information Service
Visitors at the Sawatzky home over the long week end
Guests included Frank Germaine of The Pas Mr and Mrs John Wheeler and Jennifer of Flin Flon Mr and Mrs Nick Germaine of Inglis Mr and Mrs Jim Gibson of Saltcoats and Mr and Mrs Tom Wheeler Lyle and Sandra of Flin Flon attended the gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Sawatzky in Shell River.
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Frank Sawatzky
Frank Germaine
the Pas
John ‘Wheeler
Jennifer
Flin Flon
Nick Germaine
Inglis
Jim Gibson
Saltcoats
Tom Wheeler
Lyle
Sandra
Local Scene Briefs Highlight Moves and Visits
Michelle Kines leaves for Winnipeg to attend University of Manitoba Arts. Carberry residents host visitors from Fergus Kingston and Brandon. Dauphin Men’s Golf results. Nash family holiday travels include Kelowna Calgary and Edmonton. Ladd Shirtliffe relocates to Neepawa Farm Credit Corporation after Roblin posting with farewell gifts given.
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Michelle Kines
Winnipeg
The
University of Manitoba
Arts
Ladd Shirtliffe
Kevin
Neepawa, Man
Ladd
Roblin
Farm Credit Corporation
History Shaped by Deeds of Mankind Quote
Anonymous reflects on how history bears the marks of both good and bad people. Some seek conquest, others fight for freedom, while some pursue personal gain or glory. The speaker notes that history is defined by collective actions, both noble and villainous.
Farm Management Course Offered in Roblin District
A Farm Management Course will start November 20 1972 in Roblin District and run 16 weeks. Applicants should be 21 to 45 with two years farm experience and interest in continuing farming. Course targets middle income farms with gross $5000 to $15000. Canada Manpower Office Dauphin will select enrollees. apply by September 29. Also note check nitrate levels in frozen oats and barley feed with Reed Analysis Lab University of Manitoba for $1 per sample.
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Roblin
Canada Manpower Office
Dauphin
Reed Analysis Lab
University of ‘Manitoba
Roblin Wins Manitoba Provincial C Fastball Championship
Roblin Hoods capture the Manitoba Provincial C title with four straight wins in Flin Flon over the September weekend. Jerry Halyk pitched all four games with solid support from Swajonowski and Deavorwz as Roblin outscored opponents 32 to 1, with key hits from Gallant and Kozmeniuk. The victory honors veterans Gaber Ungurain Galatiuk and coach Tracker Souter, with thanks to local supporters and dignitaries across Roblin, Flin Flon, Creighton, and Bakerviews.
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Roblin Hoods
Flin Flgn
Manitoba
Jerry Halyk
George Swajonowski
Ernie Deavorwz
Roblin
Bill Angus
Creighton Braves
K. Gaber
K. Jakeman
Flin Flon
J. Halyk
Garry Gaber
Ken Gaber
Raymond Ungurain
Geo. Galatiuk
Ernie Davis
Lawrence
Souter
J. Boychuk
Bakers Narrows
John
Vera Kepper
Nick
Anne Galant
Bill Souter
Creighton
Lawrence Souter
Wayne Kozmeniuk
Lyle Gallant
Roland Zimmer
Ken Jakeman
Merv Safronetz
Ray Ungurain
Richard Gallant
George Galatiuk
Roblin UCY Elects New Officers At First Meeting
The Roblin U C Y held its first meeting of the year on September 7 naming President Ruth Senderewich Vice-President Dottie Kozak Secretary Treasurer Loretta Styba Social and Sports Margaret Menzal Fifth Member and Reporter Paulette Worbeck and Chaplain Father M Winchar The group invites new members to a September 4 meeting at St Wields College at 7:00 p m
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Roblin U.C.Y
Ruth Senderewich
Dottie Kozak
Loretta Styba
Margaret Menzal
Paulette Worbeck
M. Winchar
St. Wied’s College
Residents' visits and travel highlight Grand Narrows notes
Mr and Mrs J Martin of Inglis visited the J Radford home on Sept 3. Niagara delegates report a fine trip and Mrs A Murray and Mrs L Maguire travel to Winnipeg with updates on hospital care. Jack frost shortened crops as F Framingham and Noel head to Edmonton for nursing studies. School buses mark the return to classes as summer ends.
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L. Maguire
Togo
A. Murray
Winnipeg
Local visitors and hunting riffs at Happy Lake lodge
Bethesda Lodge welcomed its first guest Alex Laliberte while convalescing. A long list of visitors from Shortdale, Dauphin, Priestville, and other towns were noted in San Clara and Grand Narrows districts. Elk season opened with Alec Poitra taking a first elk after breakfast as hunters used gallons of absorbine. Neil Irvine and Grace Grant of Calgary visited Stan Irvine's home.
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Alex Laliberte
Bethesda Lodge
Lodge
Andre. Win
Symbolisty
Brenda
Shortdale
Canon
Schrase
Dauphin
Earl McIntyre
Lorne Plaxton
Priestville, Sask
Jack Fisher
Henry Demarion
Maurice Schur
Endeavor
Sask
Ken Laliberte
San Ckana
Frank Sawatsky
Roblin
Wm. Dunseath
Grandview
Marcel] Langan
Flin Flon
Paul Brazeau
Carl Lindberg
Alexander
Alec Poitra
Neil Irvine
Grace Grant
Calgary
Stan Irvine
San Clara
Grand Narrows
Visitors and road work mark Deepdale report
Mrs C Ayer hosts Kenneth Lester of Flin Flon and Rick Harrison of Brandon while Mrs C McKenzie returns from Snow Lake visiting Ray and Mary Fisher. A new one mile road under construction between sections 19 and 30 in township 27 will ease winter travel.
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C. Ayer
Kenneth Lester
Flin Flon
West Coast
Ayer
Rick Harrison
Brandon
C. McKenzie
Snow Lake
Ray Fisher
Township 27
Seven Members Of Dauphin Presbyterial U C W Met In Roblin
The Dauphin Pres byterial United Church Women executive met in Roblin on August 30 with President Mrs H Somers of Kenville chairing and sixteen members present. A report on the United Church Conference in Brandon noted large attendance and informal introduction of youths. Presbytery voted 200 for Wellman Church Camp canoe and 300 for northern two way radio fund. Death noted of Mrs Gordon Russell Swan River. New officers elected include Mrs G Jory Roblin first vice president and Mrs R De La Mare Roblin second vice president and Mrs P Rea Dauphin third vice president. Grieve and Blair Minitonas become Supply Secretaries and O Goodman Benito will convene Community Friendship Committee.
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Dauphin
Gordon Russell
Swan River
G. Jory
Roblin
McNicoll
R. de la Mare
P. Rea. Dauphin
Grieve
Blair
Minitonas
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Agnes Paterson
Dolly Falkiner
Intermountain Information
B. A. Hawryluk
Tommorrow
Dents
Board of Trustees
Royal Canadian Air Cadets
Council News
Town of Roblin
Roblin Cemetery
Roblin Recreation
Council
Arnold Dube
Ed Zimmer
Vince Reyda
Joan
Joan Clement
Extension Home
Roblin Book Depot
Shell River
Wm. Payne
Alex Hiff
Steve Kominski
Willis Elmhirst
Carberry
R. Wildeman
Tom Bowley
Ab Davis
Ed Propp
Pete Motyka
Gordon Keast
Court Reyda
Harold Nash
Kelowna
B. C
Dinconally
Wash
U.S.A
Richard
Betty
Roland
Edmonton
AG. Rep
Harold Boughton
Manitowagan Knights
Winnipeg Blue Eagles
L. Gallant
Ernie Peters
Thompson Tavern Cubs
Clan William
Thompson
Davis
Mrs. Framingham — Reporter
Niagara, Ont
Happy Lake
Boggy Creek
Deepdale
Dauphin Presbyterial
U.C.W
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