Cross Country Ski Event Set for Roblin in February
Parkland Cross Country Ski Association met January 12 in Roblin to plan a February competition during Roblin’s Wonderland Winter Festival. A $500 Sports Council grant was received with another $500 yet to come. a Dauphin clinic January 22 costs $20. Ted Bigelow showcased the Jack Rabbit Ski Program aimed at broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Parkland Cross- Country Ski Association
50 & Over Club
Sports Council
Dauphin
Bob Pritchal
C.C.S.A.M
Parkland Association
Bob Pritchau
Gord Moffat
Swan River
Parkland Cross-Country Skiing Association
Parkland Sports Council
Neil Hayes
Town Council Signs New Police Agreement in Roblin
Roblin council approves a new policing agreement with Sgt. McRae noting no major changes in services. The meeting also heard about a $46,000 natural gas fire pump project and town budget needs for library grant, water system iron issue, and postal water bill distribution plans. Mayor Boguski attending invite dinner. council plans computer course for secretary.
Trucks Create Nuisance in Residential Areas
Council members report complaints about two trucking operations disturbing neighborhoods. A letter was sent to all three parties and two issues are resolved. One problem lingers as no by law exists yet. officials may visit the offender to seek resolution.
Talking Books Arrive At Roblin Library Display
The Roblin Library unveils about 15 talking cassette books for the visually handicapped in a two month display. Featured titles include The Trial Of Steven Truscott Air Port and The Daybreaker. A catalogue of several hundred talking books is available with outlines and durations. The program is offered at all Parkland Library branches and sponsored by the Department of Cultural Affairs and Historical Resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Steven Truscott
I. LeBourdais
Farley Mowat
Arthur Hailey
Louis L'Amour
Parkland Library System
Department of Cultural Affairs and Historical Resources
RCMP December Report Highlights Resolved Assaults and Thefts
A December RCMP report notes one assault causing bodily harm resolved without charges, another prior month common assault also resolved. Break and Enter cases include one founded as unfounded, two more under investigation. Four bicycle thefts under investigation and shoplifting plus three thefts under $200 with one charged. One NSF cheque fraud unfounded. Disturbance resolved without charges. One abduction charge in a domestic matter. Four willful damage cases under investigation. Cannabis possession found and resolved without charges. Six liquor act violations charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NSF
John Deere rolls into Roblin at Mazur farm display
The Mazur brothers welcomed John Deere models 4240 and 4440 to Roblin on January 16. The units, priced around 50000, will be cleaned and waxed at Elm Street, with a February 18 mini opening planned alongside a forthcoming four wheel drive. One 4240 has already sold to a Saskatchewan farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazur Brothers
John Deere
Roblin
Elm Street
Saskatchewan
Cadillac
Larry Mazur
Access Road Planned East of Lots 33 32 31 Plan 1044
After six years of negotiations the council and landowners reach an agreement to build an access road east of lots 33 32 31 on Plan 1044. The Department of Highways initially demanded 40 feet width but earlier proposed 33 feet. final width to be reviewed by officials. Bridge on Provincial Route 583 to get new signs. weight limit raised to 32 000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dayson
R.M
Department of Highways
Merc Cockrell
City Hall
Roblin Residents Hear About Policing Agreement
Sgt. McRae of the Roblin R C M P attended the January 18 town council meeting to discuss the new policing agreement. He noted little change to service and that radar revenue will go to the town purse. He praised public support and friendly greetings toward the new constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt. McRae
Roblin R.C.M.P
Roblin
Paga 2
NOW OFFICIALLY RETIRED
A small gathering at the Roblin Motor Inn on January 16 honored Kay Black for twenty years of service with the town. Attendees included local officials and friends who praised her dedication and frugality while noting her impact on staff and council. Douglas Frost-Hunt has become town secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Motor Inn
Kay Black
Earl Ward
Lorne Boguski
Doug Frost-Hunt
Art Currey
Harold Boughton
Grace Skomorowski
Charles Brade
Mervin Nykyforak
Laurence Dietrich
Kay
Lorne
Manitoba Hydro
Charlie Brade
Douglas Frost-Hunt
Roblin
Shell River council debates PRDC membership fee
The R M considered a 382.20 dollar 1982 PRDC membership invoice. Councillor Ralph DeLaMare questioned PRDC activity and benefits. A decision to continue for one more year was made, with possible cancellation next year if no benefit is seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.M
P.R.D.C
Parkland Regional Development Corporation
Councillour
Ralph
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Schel LaFramba
Bob Pritchall
Gordon Moffat
Lloyd Chandler
Ted Bigalow
Winnipeg
Peter Marchysky
Ashville
Emil Boychuk
Yvonne Morrisseau
Gail Stratton
Ted Ungurain
Noreen Bailes
Linda Chase
Paula Nichols
Mike Ziemanski
Michel LaFramboise
Boguski
Parkland Tourism Association
Barkland Regional
Paulin
Brandon
R. J. Smellie
R.C.M.P
Greg Mazur
Roblinites
McRae
Shell River Municipality
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