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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 2005
Page
1
Conservation Minister Stan Struthers urges safe snowmobiling as 1 070 kilometres of groomed provincial trails and warming cabins open across Manitoba. Snoman promotes safety with $230 fines for Snopass noncompliance while 19 000 snowmobiles are registered and 70 percent hold Snopasses.
Efforts of the Shoal Lake Healthy Community Committee gained national exposure after a Globe and Mail Healthy Living feature. In Boissevain, the Chamber’s scratch and win promo misprinted extra $10 and $20 winners and two $500 tickets, risking additional grand prizes.
At a public meeting last week residents heard plans for a new East View Lodge care home in Neepawa. Attendees approved the layout but face a $2 million local funding hurdle as total costs could reach $20 million.
At the November meeting the RM of Cote council decided to withhold education taxes, joining nearly 60 Saskatchewan rural municipalities. The change takes effect November 1 as the education portion of property taxes will not be forwarded from the municipal office.
The Grandview Game and Fish Association hosted its annual deer head competition on December 3. Mike Kalechyn won the club championship with a rifle score of 147 0/8, while youth winner Chris Komar scored 92 3/8 and Gailene Mischuk led among women with 81 6/8.
Saskatoon based Dr. Thomas Blackwell showed interest in semi regular cataract surgery in the Valley but budget limits prevent it. Officials cited substantial equipment costs and said they are not interested at this time. Blackwell noted similar work in North Battleford where local service clubs funded capital gear.
Tom Jackson presented his Singing For Supper Christmas concert to 500 attendees at the DRCSS on December 8. The event collected about 560 pounds of food for the Dauphin Food Bank and raised $4,500 for the Dauphin Friendship Centre's Food For Thought program, enough for 2,812 hot meals.
Darlene Windsor leads Baldur with teammates Joy Johnson Pat Dearsley and Sherry Ramage as Zone 5 champions to represent at the Senior Ladies Provincial Curling Championships. The spiel runs March 2 to 6.
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