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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 21, 1990
Page
1
A sod turning ceremony for Cro cus Court Roblin’s 30 bed personal care expansion is set for Friday August 24 at 11 15 a m on Roblin District Health Centre grounds. Manitoba health minister Don Orchard and other dignitaries are expected to attend with public invited.
The Roblin Hoods defeated Inglis 2 to 1 to take the Asessippi Beach fastball tournament hosted by the Inglis Lions Club. Scott Lynxley earned the win for the Hoods under cloudy skies as fans watched from the stands.
Rural Roblin residents face delayed mail sorting after Canada Post authorizes daytime sorting, potentially pushing mail to late afternoon. Manitoba Postmasters groups warn of reduced hours and possible layoffs for part timers, jeopardizing rural service and echoing privatization goals.
Neil Stewart, a local farmer and businessman, was formally named Liberal candidate at the Roblin Russell riding nomination meeting. He defeated a long Liberal vacancy and praised party colleagues while criticizing the Tories for calling a fall election. Stewart has prior leadership and regional development roles and previously ran unsuccessfully in 1988.
A single vehicle crash on Sunday afternoon killed a 38 year old San Clara resident. Constable Jim Houston said the man, the lone occupant, was traveling on PTH 83 when his vehicle ran off the road and struck an approach two kilometers north of Roblin. The name is withheld pending next of kin. Police investigation continues.
Len Derkach outlines PC aims to form a majority and tackle agriculture tourism and employment in the Roblin Russell area. He notes campaigning will be tougher during harvest season and stresses keeping in touch with constituents to address local issues and the province's broader quality of life.
More than 30 New Democrats met at Rossum s community hall to nominate Bill Nicholson a 34 year old Shoal Lake farmer for the Roblin Russell provincial seat. Nicholson a University of Manitoba agricultural engineering graduate and former PAM staffer argued the election is unnecessary and criticized the Filmon government s Meech Lake stance while highlighting farming concerns and his local farm and NFU roles.
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