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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 2006
Page
1
Farmers struggle to feed themselves while supporting the country. Eligible individuals or families should submit an application. Forms are online at www.agrec.ca or at the Inky Mark Community Support Office. In Roblin drop in at 135 Main Street or call 937.6360 Tuesdays 9am to 3:30pm and Fridays 9am to 4pm.
The Hamiota and District Vet Services board will disband and sell property and equipment at public auction on August 16. The Hamiota Vet Clinic closed over five years ago after Dr. Mike Evanson left, and attempts to hire another veterinarian have failed, leading to the final shutdown.
Boissevain council imposes a fire ban due to extreme dryness prohibiting all open fire pits until further notice.
Melita farmer Mel Lee found snails on the heads of his winter wheat in low areas but says the infestation is not enough to affect harvest. The report notes snail infestations in southern Australia and mentions combines use dislodger bars to prevent snails from entering machinery.
In hot conditions on June 22 and 23 the Manitoba Provincial Horseshoe Championships drew 21 players from across Manitoba. Roblin’s Butch Fleury placed fourth in the Men’s A Singles.
St. John's Anglican Church in Reston celebrated its 100th anniversary on July 22 and 23 with an open house and a worship service led by Bishop Jim Njegovan and Rev. Mark Murray. The service offered praise and thanksgiving to mark the milestone.
After 76 years Dauphin hosts a statue of Billy Barker Canada’s most decorated war hero unveiled July 26 during a special ceremony. Inky Mark began the project in 1993 guiding the sculptural rendering from Barker’s wartime photo beside his Sopwith Camel at age 22.
Swan River RCMP found 34 year old Harvey Thomas Brass dead on Roy Hamilton Avenue July 22 in the Sapotaweyak Cree Nation. Winnipeg Serious Crimes Unit and Dauphin Major Crimes Unit aided the investigation. Waylon Sydney Brass, 25, from the First Nation, was arrested.
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