Hospital Board Seeks New Doctor for Roblin
At the June 28 1983 Roblin Hospital Board meeting Dr Ladhant warned of strain but favored adding help. The board pursued Dr Reese from South Africa but Brandon won the bid. Mr Clearwater noted Roblin placed second and a Dr Scott may visit to assess options. A July 1 luncheon was planned and August would host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Reese
South Africa
Boris Bugera
Brandon
Mr. Clearwater
Roblin
Bugera
Scott
Parkland Regional Hospital
Parkland
Clearwater
Roblin Agricultural Society Prepares for 1st Fair and Events
The Roblin Agricultural Society advances plans for its 11th fair at end July with Junior Directors offering help including sign production for the fair layout. A Wooley Ride for under 7s with silver dollar entry is planned. A fast ball tournament is slated for July 24 and a fid dlin contest with gear from Grand View will run July 26 in the arena. The banquet capacity is 460 and parade duties fall to the Roblin & District Chamber of Commerce with Bruce Davis Jim Mitchell and Dave Church coordinating. Elder discussions cover land transfers involving Roblin Curling Club and Inter-Mountain School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art McIntyre
Grandview
Roblin
Curling Club
Mitchell
Walter Arndt
The
Agricultural Society
A Free Solution for Littered Chemical Containers
The article proposes a no cost program to collect and dispose of discarded chemical containers. Farmers would rinse flatten and deliver them to a designated site while the province could periodically collect for final disposal. The plan aims to curb rural litter without extra costs to taxpayers.
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R.M. of
Hillsburg Roblin
Alex Holovach
Free Campsite in Roblin Brings New Rules and Wait
Roblin officials warn campers at Goose Lake free site to respect neighbors. Caretaker Grace Bowley restricted washrooms after last year’s misuse. Despite talks with Parks and RCMP, enforcing rules proved costly. A posted wall sign now states tourist camping only and preserves free use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Goose Lake
Grace Bowley
Parks Department
R.C.M.P
Lorne Boguski
Four Public Meetings On Manitoba Constitution Changes
Manitoba Attorney General Roland Penner announces four public meetings across Dauphin Brandon Thompson Winnipeg to explain two constitutional amendments. The French language services plan limits services to specific areas and ten years with citizen involvement at municipal level voluntary, while the aboriginal rights amendment guarantees equal rights and ongoing dialogue with Indigenous groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Roland Penner
Penner
Canada
Roblin Discusses On-site Medical Dental Clinic Plan
The Roblin District Health Centre board tentatively weighs a hospital grounds clinic to serve Roblin and nearby residents. A donor offered substantial funds for the project, seeking public opinion on locating X-ray and lab services on site for easier access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Roblin District
Farmers oppose rezoning in RM of Shell River
Part time feed lot operators Don and Jack Rowan own operations in Shell River RM. Council considers rezoning area to residential, risking future expansion and possible complaints. Don seeks expansion next year if finances allow. council has ninety days to decide.
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R. M
Shell River
Don Rowan
Brother Jack
R.M
Jack Rowan
Don
Bill Dayson
Dayson
Elder
Council
Roblin
Don Rowen
Charlie Filewich
T O P S Take It On To Take It Off Bikeathon
Roblin's T Q P S taking off pounds sensibly held a ten mile bike-a-thon to fund club needs and encourage members to meet personal goals. About a dozen ladies participated and most report better fitness. sponsorship rumors hint at about 140 dollars raised. Audrey Miller, the club president, finished first with Brenda Roller and Shirley Toback tied for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
T.qu.p.s
Audrey Miller
Brenda Roller
Shirley Toback
T.O.P
House Destroyed by Fire In Roblin
North town area lit by a red dawn as Roblin firemen answered an early morning blaze at a vacant house owned by Leroy Sanders. Insurance adjuster Borden Hawryluk notes stored furniture was insured. cause under investigation.
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Roblin
Leroy Sanders
Borden Hawryluk
Roblin Insurance
Leroy
Moonshine Daze 1983 Promoters Named in Roblin
The 1983 Moonshine Daze Committee in Roblin announces officers led by President Gail Davis and Vice President Garry Lintick. Executives include Linda Schmellinger as 2nd vice president and representatives from local groups. Moonshine Daze Promoters are Maxine Bouvier and Orrey Hiebert with secretary to be determined.
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Moonshine Daze
Roblin
Gail Davis
Pat
Garry Lintick
Linda Schmellinger
Wilf Bouvier
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Review Star
Manitoba Government Employees
Roblin Agricultural Society
the Agricultural Society
Rnder
Roblin Hoods
Michel LaFramboise
Ken Markoski
Kenco Industries
Ea A Loren
Dauphin
11Th Avenue Hall
Royal Oak Inn
Thompson
Ukrainian Hall
Winnipeg
International Inn
D.H.O
T.O.P.S
Orrey Hiebert
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