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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 29, 1997

Page

2

San Clara Homecoming Shines Despite Downpour

July rain drenched the town during San Clara’s homecoming yet residents kept spirits high. About 900 attended a post parade street dance as helpers moved hazards and smiles stayed bright through the soggy celebration.

San Clara Mailhot Avenue

Ed Doering Returns as Review Editor This Week

After three weeks of sunshine Ed Doering resumes helm at the Review beginning Wednesday. Myrtle Chase starts holidays now. Readers are reminded of front page deadlines as the office operates with reduced staff.

Ed Doering Myrtle Chase

Park Improvements at Currey Park Praised by Reader

The writer commends the Recreation Committee and staff for Currey Park grooming and planting. He warns about vandals who previously damaged plantings and notes a new group destroyed flowers on Main Street, suggesting community service as a consequence.

Currey Park Hugh Eines Roblin

Roblin Society Marks One Room Schools Markers

Roblin Historical Society and Tourist Booth staff promote aluminum markers for historic one room schools. Based on Sheldon Jones research the markers show school name years used and local township details. Volunteers and funds needed. engraving by John Norman. map at the Tourist Booth. contact J R Mitchell or Abigail’s staff.

The Roblin Historical Society Sheldon Jones the Historical Society Kenco Industries John Norman J. R. Mitchell Abigail’s

Eisner family taps artesian well to run water business

Doug and Marlene Eisner of Minitonas turn to Formation Drilling in Dauphin after years hauling water. A 180 foot artesian well yields high quality water, filling 1250 gallon tanks for local farms and a growing delivery service. The venture spurs regional interest and broader prairie entrepreneurial water sales.

Doug Marlene Minitonas Lloyd Farrow Dauphin Eisners Eisner Swan River Star and Times Ers Duck Porcupine Mountains

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