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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1993
Page
7
Birch Creek Enterprises in Shellmouth will receive 24,484 in Rural Economic Development Initiative funds to renovate its facility and relocate manufacturing operations. The company, a designer and maker of custom livestock equipment, aims to boost efficiency and growth while serving Alberta markets.
A June 1 1993 Roblin Manitoba exercise tested emergency response when a six teen vehicle crashed at Centra Gas. Fire RCMP and ambulance crews formed a command post led by Fire Chief Tom Bowley with councillor Lawrence Dietrich. One youth died and 14 were injured amid a gas explosion provoking evacuations.
District forecast shows steady conditions with expected turnout increasing in the district. The police report notes routine activity and no major incidents reported in the quarter. Rec report highlights community programs and recent park events. Want ads reflect local job openings and services available to residents.
In June the MLGA hosts six events including the 11 16 20 and 5 rounds. The 6 Men's Spring Open marks the executive Rules and Handicap Clinic at the new hall with a fundraiser. Cross Town Coxs Mixed Tournament and Father’s Day Pancake bring community play. The RCMP Tournament runs the 21st with 28 Ladies Crocus Cup on the calendar.
Two Roblin men suffered injuries in separate accidents last week. Steve Yahodynski a Department of Highways employee was pinned beneath a roller that overturned causing severe internal and spinal injuries requiring major back surgery. Tim Shiner a local feedlot cleaning contractor employee sustained severe facial injuries when struck by a bucket from a loader and is recovering after initial reconstructive surgery.
The Paulencu House built in 1906 near St. Elijah Orthodox Church in Lennard is officially named a provincial heritage site. The project aims to restore the Romanian Canadian structure with an $18,000 goal, funded by donations and a government grant matching sweat equity, while plans include log replacement and new foundation ahead of the 90th anniversary of St. Eli’s.
Goose Lake High Grade 12 student Jennifer Boguski spent a week in Ottawa with 124 other young Canadians attending the Forum for Young Canadians. She describes intense schedules, cross country friendships, and exposure to government processes.
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