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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1990
Page
1
Murray Goodman asks council to ban parking on Roblin Main Street before the June 23 parade to protect children collecting candy. He notes parked vehicles block space and farm machinery cannot pass, and initial acceptance will be hardest.
Page two discusses LGD's strategic outlook and potential directions for the club's development. It analyzes organizational priorities and possible structural or programmatic changes.
Helen Neil of rural Grandview has exhibited at the Gilbert Plains Grandview Fair since 1948 and later at Dauphin and Roblin. She won 87 entries in 1989 in the Home Living Section and has earned top ribbons in baking, canning, flowers, and handiwork over decades.
A Wednesday windstorm brought uprooted trees and scattered debris to Roblin and nearby farms. Ken and Sharon Grundy reported about 10 trees over a century old destroyed their yard, roof, and kitchen, with claims awaiting insurance estimates while Environmental Canada prepares damage assessments. Neighbors assisted on Thursday.
An 85 year old Gilbert Plains man Joseph Abel Priest died when his vehicle traveling east on a gravel road collided with a northbound pickup driven by Joseph Dykun of Gilbert Plains. The crash occurred at an uncontrolled intersection. Priest’s son Melvin Priest and a four year old passenger suffered minor injuries while Dykun was uninjured.
The body of Corrie Kabel, 18, who drowned while trying to reach a boat at Ricker's Camp Ground on Lake of the Prairies, was found near 2:30 pm Wednesday by Roblin RCMP. An autopsy was planned for Thursday. Police classify the death as an accidental drowning.
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