Twenty-ninth Annual Convention of Intermountain Teachers Association
About ninety Rural Primary and Intermediate teachers attended a one day convention at Goose Lake Intermediate School on September 20. The event featured addresses by Inspector J Gibson and J N Belton, discussions on Modern Mathematics and reading, a film display, an arts and crafts exhibit by Duck Mountain pupils, a noon banquet by the Ukrainian Orthodox Church Women’s Association, and a final session discussing Divisional Examinations followed by the singing of the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain Division
Goose Lake
O Canada
B. Davis
T. Paley
J. Gibson
Gibson
Duck Mountain School
Bertha Gibson
W.A
Roblin
F. A. Newton
H. Maslove
Chas. Filewich
Gilda Andres
Gayle Dillin
Lloyd Smith
J. N. Belton
Swan River
R. R. Partridge
Winnipegosis
Ladies' Auxiliary Meeting Recaps Sept 14 at Memorial Hall
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion No. 24 met at 8 p.m. in Memorial Hall with 18 members present. They read business and correspondence and thanked contributors, donated to Roblin Recreational Committee, and heard reports on the Bingo Booth, Lawn Tea, and the Fort William convention. A Teen Dance Club planning group was formed and Sportsmen's Dinner preparations were announced. Lunch was provided by Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Poucher, Mrs. Pritchar, and Mrs. Rurak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Royal Canadian Legion No. 24
Memorial Hall
Taylor
Poucher
Pritchar
Rurak
Roblin Retarded Children's Group Holds Panda Raffle
The Roblin Retarded Children's Association met on Thursday Sept 16 at 8 pm in the elementary school with good attendance and a visitor. They approved spending delays on grants, noted seven children in the class, and announced a panda raffle with tickets at 15 cents, 2 for 25 cents, or 1 for 1.00. Proceeds aim to fund a classroom tape recorder for speech therapy and the draw will be held about a week before Christmas.
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Roblin Retarded Children's Association
Dept. of Health
Debbie Mohr
Hillsburg
Debbie
Roblin
Raymond Zorn
George Hunter
J. Hilland
M. Stevenson
Winnipeg
Eagle Company
N. Wallace
Lou Hill to MC Sportsmen's Dinner in Roblin
Lou Hill, Carling's representative and former sportscaster, will be Master of Ceremonies at the Royal Canadian Legion Roblin Branch No. 24 Sportsmen's Dinner on Monday evening September 27. Former NHL players Lou Billy Mosienko and Bob Chrystal will attend along with hockey football and golf sports personalities and local sportscasters from CJGX CKOS and possibly CKDM. Proceeds go to Minor Sports. dinner features turkey and trimmings served by the Ladies' Auxiliary. Tickets are limited to 400 and available at Buy-Rite Meat Market Marshall Wells Kelso's Meat Market or Gordon Roblin Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Billy Mosienko
Bob Chrystal
N.H.L
CJGX
CKOS
CKDM
Royal Canadian Legion Roblin
Town Council Approves Three Building Permits
Roblin council, with Deputy Mayor Walter Lupichuk presiding, approved three building permits and adopted minutes from two prior meetings. By-Laws 605 606 608 607 received readings or approvals, and payments totaling 20 and is 8 were authorized. Planning schemes and Sunday movie vote rules were discussed. Inter-City Gas plans were approved and a storage shed rental set at 25 per month. November 24 tax rolls revision date announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Manitoba Pool
James Ready
Lena Helen Wasylenchuk to wed Gordon Reed in Roblin
Mr and Mrs M Wasylenchuk announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Lena Helen to Gordon Reed son of Mr and Mrs K Reed of Winnipeg Man The wedding is set for 6 oclock in the evening at Knox United Church Roblin on Saturday October 9 with a reception to follow at Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Parish Hall Shortdale Man
Community notes of travel study and local events
Brian Staple leaves for Winnipeg to attend the University of Manitoba. Families visit relatives in Minnedosa Flin Flon and Dauphin. training for RCMP in Regina. nursing scholarship awarded in Brandon. Local golf tournaments delayed and rescheduled. residents visit relatives in Grand Forks Tacoma and Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Staple
Winnipeg
The
University of Manitoba
Donna Ward
Brandon General Hospital School of Nursing
Duck Hunters Guide to Preparing Wild Poultry
A step by step home guide explains cleaning duck and goose using wing tips clipping, boiling wax dip, singeing, and drawing as poultry. It covers reducing wild flavor with salt or soda soak and offers roasting times for large and small ducks and a butter glaze sauce.
Resourceful Manitoba farmers weather climate crisis reflects in 1960s notes
Harold M Boughton recalls farmers’ resilience amid snow damaged crops and high moisture. He cites 1961 hay bridge at Roblin, hay prices, and field restoration tactics. He notes slow harvest, planned tooling, and a coming farm labor shortage with retired growers as potential help.
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Army Engineers
Pas
Roblin
Weather Woes Persist For Farmers As Tain Lingers
The weatherman warns of ongoing rain with ground lingering saturation. Forecasters see no quick break and farmers brace for continued wet conditions into the foreseeable future.
Saskatchewan Diamond Jubilee Voice Celebrates Growth and Hope
Guy Parker recalls raw early Saskatchewan and credits decades of growth turning the province into a bread basket with beef cattle leadership and potash, irrigation, and power. He notes homesteading founders, rail trails from Manitoba and Ontario, and a 1903 Northern settlement that formed Togo’s beginnings forming a modern集 League of Nations mindset in a diverse district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Guy Parker
Togo
Parker
League of Nations
Kamsack Times
Slazar Couple Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Roblin
Mr and Mrs Mike Slazar marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary on August 21 with a Ukrainian Orthodox Church service in Roblin Manitoba officiated by Rev D Stretychuk. A banquet followed with relatives including the Shermeta Zarazan Styba families. The Slusars, natives of Western Ukraine, settled in Roblin district in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Slazar
Roblin
Man
D. Stretychuk
Steve Shermeta
Nettie
Winnipeg
Fostey
Doris
Alberni
B.C
Tony Zarazan
Olga
Port Alberni
B. C
Peter Styba
Anne
Deepdale
Slusar
Western
Ukraine
Saskatchewan Diamond Jubilee celebrated in Togo district
The Togo community held Saskatchewan diamond jubilee events over Sept 3 4 and 5 featuring a students reunion queen coronation and street parade. Festivities included a turkey supper fashion show old time fiddlers contest choir and a large Sunday parade with 30 units and 12 floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Togo School
Alva
Mylor
Cardew
Lynda Olson
Linda Pister
Twyla Topham
D. Kirchhoff
John Mulray
Guy Parker
Mrs. McGrath
Govan, Sask
Dave Bronconnier
Lawrence Maguire
Ben Meisner
CJGX
Ed Bell
John Mulroy
Kamsack Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Intermountain Teachers Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Retarded Children’s Group
Lou Hill
M.C
Carling
Walter Lupichuk
Mrs. E. Bennet
Mrs. G. Whyte
Minnedosa
A. Sorenson
Mr. N. Sorenson
Flin Flon
Don Eshelby
Grand Forkes, N. D
Don
University of North Dakota
Mrs. H. Clarke
Fort St. John
Mrs. R. Clarke
Eileen and
Effie Clarke
Dauphin
Mrs
Russell Clarke
Jack Bennet
E. Bennet
R.C.M.P
Regina
Oliphant
Eric Nicholson
Walnut Grove
Reg Burr
Barbara Brashaw
L. R. Waters
Tacoma
Washington
Orton H. Waters
Roy Waters
Graham Mitchell
Jim
Mike P. Yakimishyn
Donnie Cross
Graham
Mike
Donnie
Don Urton
Jack Goodbun
Mrs. H. Oliphant
L. Bruce
H. M. Oliphant
Mrs. L. Nicholson
Anne Chernaga
Vancouver
Peter Matsyk
Tris Shepherd
Megan Sanders
Stella Peteleski
Marg Allanson
Rose Ziolkoski
Liz Bruce
Marg Oliphant
Mary Oliphant
Alice Thom
Lundy
Smith
Pat
Patricia McAuley
Your District Home
Your
Ag.Rep
Harold M. Boughton
M. Allen
C. May
M. L. Sumner
D. Inglis
Finch) Thompson
Finch
Thompson) Gunness
A. Tripp
George Ross
Art Gellert
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