28 Feb 1989
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 28, 1989
Page
1
A compact index highlights district news sections including Family Focus Helping People Pastor's Desk Recreation News Tax Talk TV Log and Want Ads with page references. The list guides readers to community features and local updates across the publication.
Local artist Margaret Jerome, a Manitoba Arts Council appointee, remains farm rooted in San Clara. She paints outdoor scenes with no people, selling works from 300 to 400, and her studio attracts visitors from far away seeking a Manitoba keepsake.
A planning committee will study long term arena plans after the Agricultural Society requested remodeling. Funding concerns and a piecemeal approach were raised by Recreation Commission chair Betty Nykyforak, with councils noting town obligations limited to fair grounds use.
The Manitoba Health Services Commission approved a 30 bed personal care expansion for the Roblin and District Health Centre. Hospital administrator Clint Clearwater announced the approval on February 21, with plans to start within a year and begin meetings with the architect this week.
The Roblin Shell River and Hillsburg councils accept the 1989 operating budget with an estimated deficit of 6500 dollars. Revenue is projected at 133800 and expenses at 140400. A capital project of 26800 for pool repairs seeks council approval with a five to six year payback.
Parkland's economy lags with the region posting the province's lowest wages and highest government transfers. President Bill Galloway of the Parkland Regional Development Corporation says diversification is needed, with manufacturing and local committees to drive projects under the PAC Man relaunch.
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