Roblin community hall plan debated at town meeting
A Roblin hall committee convened to study a new multi use facility to replace or renovate the aging Memorial Hall. Local leaders urged improved design to boost pride and economic activity while addressing policing, maintenance, and cost concerns. A committee was formed to report findings by February end.
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Provincial Volleyball Cham pionships beckon Roblin crowd
Manitoba teams and fans prepare for the 1992 AA Provincial Volleyball Championships in Roblin. Denise Dedio leads Goose Lake Highs committee with 120 volunteers, aiming for strong community support as play kicks off December 3 at Goose Lake High and Roblin Elementary.
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Raiders Set to Challenge in Key Tournaments
McMillan says the Raiders will be a tough team to beat with Graham Dayson leading the attack and Scott Brook setting up plays. Scouts note Dayson’s high level skills and versatility, while backcourt defense is cited as their potential weakness. Team members include Mark Angus and Shawn Chase.
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Raider football set to face Neepawa Tigers Thursday
From 1 Graham Dayson, Clinton Dixon, Trent Kostick, Rick Yakimishyn, Scott Brook, Jason Terlesky, Nathan Wendell, Jonathan Zipriek, and Gary Wallace. No one has beat them at the AA level. The Raiders kickoff championship drive on Thursday, Dec. 3 at 4 p.m. at Goose Lake High against Neepawa Tigers.
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Raiders Schedule in Goose Lake Round Robin Action
The Raiders play Thursday at Goose Lake High with Neepawa Tigers at 4 p.m. W.C. Miller Aces at 6 p.m. and Mennonite Blues at 7 p.m. Friday opens at Roblin Elementary at 9 a.m. vs Major Pratt Trojans Russell with afternoon games at 1 p.m. Warren Wildcats, 3 p.m. St Maurice Patriots and 5 p.m. Frontier Raiders. All games hosted at Goose Lake High.
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