Tree of Lights campaign heads into third year in Roblin
Roblin Catholic youth prepare for the third annual Tree of Lights drive December 7 to 16 collecting donations for Christmas Cheer hampers. Last year the effort raised over 1000 dollars for gifts and 25 boxes of oranges mitts gloves towels and other items. A tree beside Mur-Way Auto will be lit during a December 12 ceremony at 2:00 p.m. with St Vlad’s College chair present. For details call Freda Curley at 937-8930.
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Mur-Way Auto
Cox’s
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St. Vlad's College
Freda Curley
Roblin Skating Club to Host Take Out Christmas Supper
The Roblin Skating Club offers a take out Christmas turkey supper this Sunday December 6 from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Call Jeanette Boyce Laura Bouvier or Debbie Beck to order before December 5.
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Roblin Skating Club
Jeanette Boyce
Laura Bouvier
Debbie Beck
Raiders Set to Claim 1992 Provincial AA Volleyball Title
Goose Sale High Raiders host the 1992 Provincial AA boys volleyball championships on Thursday Friday and Saturday. Co coach Tom Gulak says home crowd support could finally complete the puzzle for the team after years of near misses and championship rounds.
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Goose Sale High Raiders
Tom Gulak
Goose Lake High Eyes AA Provincial Victory Bid
Goose Lake High hosts the AA provincial round robin with Raiders team optimism and top ranking support. Coach Tom Gulak notes strong peaking and team depth under two coaches, as 14 matches over two days test their physical and mental conditioning.
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Gulak
Raiders
Goose Lake High
Roblin Considers New Community Hall Plan and Costs
About 20 representatives from user groups RCMP town council Lions Club and Chamber met at Memorial Hall to discuss replacing the 40 year old Roblin community hall. They noted washroom access stairs parking safety and cost concerns with renovations estimated at two to three hundred thousand dollars.
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Lions Club
Dale Yeo
Lions
Yeo
Legion
Doug Frost-Hunt
Frost-Hunt
Park Valley Ventures Marks First Year Of Growth
Park Valley Ventures reports a strong first year with 10 loans totaling over 121 thousand dollars and 32 jobs created or maintained. The BDC aided 13 Self Employment Assistance participants, generating 14 full time and six part time jobs and attracting substantial private and government funding.
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Park Valley Ventures
Rod Nasewich
Parkland Community Futures
Nasewich
Parkland
Community Futures
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