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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 2008
Page
2
Roblin Cleaners owner Bill Procyshyn watches as crews start installing a new air conditioning unit. He has continued improvements to the business including nine new washing machines for the laundromat.
Shoal Lake farmer Robert Shwaluk fights gophers and Richardson's ground squirrels threatening four acres of barley on a 60 acre field. Ken Drozda, a local hunter, has killed between 60 000 and 70 000 pests over 15 years while serving 17 producers.
The International Peace Garden in Boisdevain receives $1,461,000 from the Canada Manitiba Infrastructure Fund to support long awaited improvements. The grant aims to upgrade facilities and infrastructure at the cross-border site.
The Souris Plain Dealer Mafri warns alfalfa growers to inspect stands for alfalfa weevil signs. First noted by Mafri staff around 2001 near Killarney, the pest has spread northward and westward. For most producers, harvest promptly once feeding damage appears.
The Reston area is shaken after RCMP treat the death of 44 year old Dean Coulter a pipeline consultant as homicide. His body was found in the RM of Pipestone around 10 15 a m Monday as investigators pursue leads.
About 50 people attended the grand opening on Main Street July 4 for the RM office in Gilbert Plains. Ribbon cutting was performed by Ray Rodgerson and Terry Hurchuk, the two longest serving employees. Reeve Larry Malewski declared the ceremony open.
Rev. Kim and Susan Salo arrived in mid June to start ministry development for the Pelly Deanery of the Anglican Church of Canada. The deanery covers churches in Kamsack Canora Yorkton Saltcoats Churchbridge Esterhazy and Melville.
In Wapella area residents band together to save CD Fine Foods by creating a community-owned company. They plan to raise 65000 dollars through shares to reopen the store after its spring closure.
The City of Dauphin must cover 50 percent of the 2007 school and municipal taxes on property owned by the Rancher's Choice Beef Co-op. The parcel was bought for a wastewater facility.
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