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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 2001
Page
1
The Shoal Lake Star reports Oakburn School will close on June 30 2002 after a motion by the Pelly Trail School Division. The community lobbied for years led by local parent advisory group and transport plans shift Oakburn students to Rossburn with some parents considering options to send children elsewhere.
Rita Wasslen will receive the 2001 Lieutenant Governor's Award for volunteer work with a luncheon set for April 26. The award recognizes Manitoban volunteers across the province.
An 80-year-old Swan River woman missing after a bus trip to Kenora Ontario was located by police in Winnipeg. RCMP had asked the public to assist and alerted hospitals and hotels along her route. She checked into a Winnipeg hotel for medical reasons and was found safe and unharmed.
The Cote Select Juniors aged 17 to 38 emerged champion in a top western Canada hockey tournament. Competing among 51 teams in four divisions, they defeated seven B-side opponents to reach the A-side final and beat Red Pheasant 6 to 5. Coach Norm Stevenson led the team.
Bev Sasyniuk and her children Nicole Gogol and Justin Gogol bought the Cornerstone Inn in Roblin on February 26 after two years running a Swan River KFC. They plan to run and manage the hotel. focus on friendly service and quality food while leveraging the nearby Asessippi Ski Area for future plans.
A readable real estate fragment notes acreage near Inglis with 12 more dwellings and 4 bedrooms on site. It lists a full basement, 3 barns, two watering bowls, fenced corrals, a small lake, pasture, several acres of trees, private seeinglele? heat and stove.
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