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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 13, 1987

Page

4

Day Care Service Aims for Fall Start by Smurf and Smurfettes Co-op

Al Charr of Winnipeg reports community gains from a new day care cooperative opening in fall. The project, Smurfs and Smurfettes Day Care Co op Inc, plans to hire about eight staff and could inject about $80 000 annually into the local economy. Directors include Sherry Flesher and Kim Maliteare. Initial funding comes from a $500 provincial grant as the board finalizes need, space, and regulatory plans with Child Care at Dauphin.

Smurfs and Smurfettes Day Care Co-op Inc Dauphin Smurf and Smurfettes Charr

Stolen property not fully recovered

Police name Dean Horatchka and Larry Halibiski linked to thefts in Roblin and Melville Saskatchewan. They are charged in the thefts of three snowmobiles from Roblin residents Wayne Kozmeniuk Jim Mitchell and Murray Curle, with machines recovered. Two saddles from Garry Dillin were also stolen with one recovered and one missing. one saddle was found beside a fence along a road two miles east of Roblin.

Dean Horatchka Roblin Larry Halibiski Melville Saskatchewan Horatchka and Halibiski Wayne Kozmeniuk Jim Mitchell Murray Curle Horatchka Garry Dillin

Mild Winter Delays Ski Activity Around Roblin

Local ski facilities near Roblin see reduced activity due to sparse snow with seven miles west for downhill runs operated by Ken Markosky and cross country trails three miles east by Bob Pritschau. Farmers fear winter crop damage and lower spring moisture from the mild season while recreation plans stall awaiting colder weather and proper flooding conditions. Police report thefts include fur pelts linked to a Roblin break in and a January 8 drunk driving case. Garnet Laliberte fined 400 dollars with driving suspension. additional lighter thefts of Christmas lights noted.

Roblin Ken Markosky Bob Pritschau Garnet Laliberte

Lice outbreak at Roblin Elementary prompts critique of response

Parents allege slow alert to the local Health Unit and uneven action after discovery of lice. They claim only some students were checked initially and urge universal screening and rapid warnings to prevent spread. The Health Unit defends its compliance with regulations, while confirming broader checks when prompted.

Roblin Lice Goose Lake High School

Police warn snowmobilers will be charged in Roblin area

Police warn snowmobile and quad users in Roblin area will face charges for improper use. Vehicles cannot be driven in town and fields require landowner consent. Police urge public help to report offenders by recording license numbers.

Roblin RCM Police Holiday Impaired Driving Totals

Roblin RCM Police ran the R 1 D E program from December 12 1986 to January 8 1987 reporting five impaired driving charges 24 A L E R T tests 212 vehicles checked four Highway Traffic Act charges and one six hour license suspension. The force called the campaign a success reducing impaired drivers with New Year's Eve celebrations noted.

Roblin Rcm Police RCM Police Roblin

Duck Mountain Forest Interpretive Center Nears Opening

The Duck Mountain Forest Interpretive Center near Blue Lakes and at the junction of P.R. 366 and 867 is on track for a May 31 opening. Harold Boughton and Bob Pritschau represent Roblin on the board, with $25,516.38 spent on the building funded by a Marvin Family donation.

The Blue Lakes Roblin Harold Boughton Bob Pritschau Pritschau Duck Mountain Forest Manitoba Manitoba Forestry Association Kahanoff Foundation Calgary Alberta

Peggy Sawatsky Appointed to Roblin Health Centre Board

A Park district council meeting on December 15 1986 approved accounts including Fire Phone Repromap and snow plowing costs. Peggy Sawatzky was appointed to represent the Local Government District of Park on the Roblin Health Centre Board.

Peggy Sawatsky Roblin Park Onanole Manitoba M.T.S Park South Minister of Finance Peggy Sawatzky

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al Charr Winnipeg Sherry Flesher Kim Maliteare Shannon Case Sylvia MacLeod Karen Agar Russell Roblin and District McIvor Canada Maritime Provinces Europe Britain R.m.s Shell River Hillsburg Russell Glutyk Health Department R.C.M.P RCM Bert Gaumond Randy Langstaff Langstaff Walt Morris New Book of Knowledge Marvin Parkland Harvey Kelly Dunwoody & Company Leonard Bialas GABER
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