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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 19, 2008
Page
2
Stuart notes that tickets remain for Welcome to Roblin sponsored by the chamber. The program helps residents find pool hours curling clubs karate clubs and how to contact groups or businesses. It also builds a newcomer list for Welcome to Roblin night and updates the AGM for more details.
Darnell Keen of Shoal Lake was honored by the Lions Clubs of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario. He received the Stew Peever Memorial Award for his major contribution to the Lions organization during the annual Journey For Light ride, marking 22 years of participation.
Cypress River Hartney Tiger Hills Virden and Turtle Mountain boards reveal an amalgamation agreement to create a single credit union with over 400 million in assets, 16 284 members and 12 branches. If approved, operation begins by October as the eighth largest in the province.
Ron Shewchuk of Russell Banner Binscorth is named one of two Baseball Canada umpires chosen for Beijing Olympics baseball competition. He has 11 Baseball Canada national championships and seven international events, including the 2006 Olympic qualifying tournament in Cuba, to his credit.
Victor Robak was guest of honour at a retirement celebration at Grandview School on Wednesday afternoon February 6. He joined the staff in October 1989 as custodian and served the K 12 institution for decades. Principal Tannis Pullock praised his work and involvement.
Eighteen year old Kendra McFarland of Carroll Manitoba has been named the Manitoba soprano for the 2008 National Youth Choir. She will travel to Beijing in July as part of the pre Olympic Mass Choir. McFarland is a 2007 high school graduate working in Brandon and not studying music.
The Melita Townsend Golf Course celebrates 50 years this year and plans a summer makeover. The project includes a new irrigation system and a larger maintenance shed, estimated to cost 172000 dollars.
A new daycare facility named KamKids is set to open next month in the upper floor of Crowstand Centre North wing renovations underway. Approved for 33 spaces, chair Paula Meyer says the center can welcome many more children beyond the initial limit.
A 12-year-old girl from the Sapotaweyak First Nation died last Wednesday when the snowmobile she rode collided with a school bus. She was alone on the sled and not wearing a helmet. The incident occurred in the Swan Valley region near Sapotaweyak. Local authorities are investigating the crash and no other injuries were reported.
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