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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1990
Page
2
A mix of opinions marked a brief visit to the midway with some calling the fair boring while others praised the beautiful exhibits on display in the curling rink and lauded the tremendous time and effort put in by all involved.
An elderly spectator praises the fair noting that people reap what they invest and calling the event a fine experience. Attendees, exhibitors, and organizers participate, showing pride in the community gathering.
The Canada Manitoba Crop Loss Compensation Program extends the appeal period for 1990 crop loss aid totaling 62.5 million dollars. Appeals must be filed by August 31 on behalf of municipalities or local districts, with data submissions due October 1. A toll free line, 1 800 565 6577, offers guidance.
The Manitoba government welcomed Potamine Potash mining as a new partner in the Manitoba Potash Project near Russell. Cana 4max Resources Ltd. sold its 51 percent stake to a subsidiary of the EMC Group of France, which holds 49 percent of the project. The EMC Group, based in Paris, is a leading potash trader with 3 billion in sales in 1988 and owns 20 percent of Denison Potash in New Brunswick.
Clare Kines son of Hugh and Helena Kines graduated July 16 1990 from the RCMP Training Academy Regina after seven months French language study in Montreal He previously served in telecommunications in Thompson Manitoba and has been posted to La Ronge Saskatchewan.
A local resident recalled loud screaming and laughing Friday night while Roblin's Cubs and Scouts barbequed hot dogs Saturday afternoon, stirring concern among neighbors about the noisy activity and timing.
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