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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 05, 2008
Page
2
Manitoba group calls for 5000 volunteers to eat or drink only fair trade tea coffee and chocolate for 30 days starting February 14. Sign up online or at The Coffee Corner Roblin Life & Art Centre. Hours Tuesday 4 6 p.m. Thursday 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Cory and Kelly Waywad say a rare rat infestation in Newdale has driven them from their home since July. They report little assistance from the town committee or RM of Harrison despite paying taxes.
At the January 22 chamber meeting Boissevain and District Chamber of Commerce discussed rewarding outstanding volunteers. The chamber plans eight award categories including Business of the Year and Youth Volunteer and is inviting nominations.
Lisa Marie Ledoux and Megan Lee Young charged with manslaughter in the death of Sheldon Bobby Ducharme who died January 22 from blunt force trauma. Ledoux is the deceased's common law wife and Young is her sister.
At the January 16 meeting the Kamsack chamber authorized secretary Lori Ann Bandura to go door to door in February to gauge business wishes and identify how the chamber can assist.
The Gilbert Plains Community Fund distributed its inaugural grants to six local organizations. Since launching in 2006, the fund has grown to 57390.71 and the committee approved grants totaling 2700, marking the fund’s first distribution milestone.
Principal Paul Monchka reports a woman was hired to teach Grade 6 after Christmas at Ebb and Flow. She had previously sought positions at other schools without a proper PSP number and had been at the school for seven days.
The Souris Health Centre ER facing shutdown due to nursing shortages was saved after town taxpayers funded half the cost of housing an RN from Birtle. Council, by a 4-3 vote, approved the measure as a band-aid solution, per Mayor Darryl Jackson.
Swan Valley Star & Times reports Swan River’s 2008 centennial marks a new Biggest Loser contest to raise funds for diabetes research. The challenge, modeled on the TV series, starts with a mandatory weigh-in February 3rd and 4th at Centennial Arena.
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