Carriere Still on the Ice in Rec Report Weather
Inside pull out Weather Rec Report notes Carriere remains on the ice with television listings featured on page 9 and weather brief.
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Carriere
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1998
Page
1
Internet access assistance at Roblin Library program
A Community Access Program student will help patrons navigate the Internet at Roblin and District Library. Sessions run Tuesday Thursday and Friday 4 to 5 p m, Wednesday 7 to 9 p m, and Saturday 10 30 a m to noon and 1 to 5 p m. No library membership required. Call 937 2443 for more information.
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Roblin & District
Wrong message goes out advertisement causes emergency confusion
An erroneous notice in last week’s Review led to emergency number changes for Shellmouth and Boulton. Residents can still dial Roblin District Ambulance Service at 937 2211 for medicals while fire calls go to Inglis Fire Department and police matters to Russell RCMP detachment.
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Shellmouth
Boulton
Roblin
Inglis
Russell Rcmp
Council approves across the board town raise plan
The council voted to increase all town employees pay this year with public works workers getting 2.5 percent and office staff receiving about 2000 dollars each. Finance member Borden Hawryluk explains the method and fairness as foremen and operator wages are slightly higher. No increase noted for some while others gain full proportionately.
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Nance Committee
Borden Hawryluk
Hawryluk
Council
Public Works
Cross Canada ride marks opening of Trans-Canada Snowmobile Trail
Bob Dennis leads Pow er Streak Rendez-Vous ’98 with 14 snowmobilers riding coast to coast from St Anthony Newfoundland toward Squamish BC. After a lunch stop at Childs Lake Lodge the group reported about 6000 kilometres, three weeks remain, and wide hospitality as they pass through Ontario and on ferries. Dennis calls the trek a dream come true, with local supporters and family joining the ride along Duck Mountains.
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Pete Mysko
Childs Lake Lodge
Bob Dennis
Dennis
Childs Lake
St. Anthony
Newfoundland
Squamish
Ontario
Earl Simpson
Rendez-Vous
Duck Mountains
Roblin
Snowover Sales & Service
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Cross Canada Ride
Pete
Nellie Kowalyk
Helen
Anton Shafransky
Bob
Nellie
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