01 Aug 1989
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1989
Page
1
Roblin and District Wildlife Association held a Goose Lake raffle at the Fair to raise funds for stocking trout. Proceeds support stocking 5000 rainbow trout next spring. $1233.00 was donated for trout stocking this past May, with another 5000 rainbows stocked previously.
Negotiations between the Association and the Fisheries branch led to a lake settlement. Goose Lake continues to yield great trout fishing with three trophies caught this season by junior anglers. Congratulations to raffle winners and thanks to all participants. ad in today’s paper lists names.
In January the University of Manitoba will offer a teleconference diploma course in farm business planning and farm law from 7 to 10 pm January through April. Dr. Charles Framingham will instruct with Dan Reefke coordinating. The program costs 160.50 dollars and aims to ease travel time for farmers.
The Roblin Agricultural Society marked its 72nd annual fair with strong horse show entries and a well attended heavy horse pull drawing contestants from The Pas and North Dakota. Despite lower overall attendance and some complaints about displays and midway size, exhibitors and visitors praised quality exhibits, magicians, the Old Time Fiddlers Contest, and family contests.
Sharon Carstairs, Manitoba Liberal leader, spoke in Roblin to an open meeting as part of a rural summer tour. About 75 Liberals and others attended at the Drop-In Centre where she praised Meech Lake Task Force work and faulted the Mulroney government on spending, health care, decentralization, and the sale of Manfor.
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