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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 2006
Page
1
A Glenwood Lake High class used a snow day on January 16 to help residents by clearing several driveways on Hospital Street. The Phys Ed group kept active by lending shovels and tackling the task, aiming to assist residents when bus service was canceled.
Mountain View School Division reports fresh vandalism over the Christmas break. Roblin bus garage fencing was scaled and five buses damaged including broken windows and emptied fire extinguishers. A bus mirrors were smashed in Dauphin after repair and a division vehicle had a smashed rear window. Mackenzie Middle School parking outlets were smashed. Total damage about 3000 dollars.
Wendy Ross completed the numbers to win a $35 900 jackpot at the regular Thursday night bingo in Rossburn on December 22. The game supports the Rossburn Lions Club the Agri Rec Centre Committee and the Ag Society. The prize had grown since December 2000 from a seed of $250.
Volunteers posing as a threat to the winter tourist scene as the snowmobile trail remains ungroomed due to a volunteer deficit and funding shortfalls for the groomer.
The Manitoba Simmental Association topped the second annual Taste of Beef challenge at Brandon's Manitoba Livestock Expo. Judges top choice and people’s choice honors went to MSA with over 700 voters. Team Simmental members included Bill Scott Donna Pizzey Neil Carson Cindy Scott Richard Chambers and cook Allen Gibbs.
A meeting at an ag show led to Clean Country Resources forming a local committee with a plan to build an ethanol plant in southwest Manitoba. Clark Tweed and Mark Vandaele of Vandaele Seeds described revival seen in US communities and CCR held an information session January 10 in Medora inviting 10 AM reps and town councils.
A delegation to the Mountain View School Division on January 9 asked for roughly 12 additional staff at DRCSS, with about half as classroom teachers. The move follows a drop in projected enrollment, though the school currently serves 718 students versus a 650 estimate, stressing timetable capacity and staff management. A 22 to 1 student teacher ratio is requested.
Madison Jade Tanner born January 7 in the Russell hospital emergency room after a rush to deliver before the maternity ward had closed for nearly a decade. Parents Debra Manning and Cody Tanner planned Minnedosa travel. Dr. Wickus Pieterse oversaw the birth at about 10 a.m.
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