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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 2005
Page
1
Members of the 50 & Over Club held their annual Meet the Grads night to honor the year's graduates. Pictured are Ben Woolhead and Samantha Kramer, two of 51 Grade 12s in the Class of 05, reciting a poem written for the occasion.
Manitoba Crime Stoppers and Roblin RCMP seek help solving a May 13 to 14 2005 theft at 3 Way Service Roblin. About 75 bags of ice were taken after someone pried open the ice cooler. Call 204 937 8054 for information and up to 2000 cash reward. Callers remain anonymous.
23 year old Shoal Lake resident Michael Thom volunteered through Destination Life Change and World Vision. He spent a week in Tacuba assisting with the construction of new homes and witnessing the impact of child sponsorship beyond a smile.
High winds on May 21 pulled down tree branches bent stop signs and toppled light panels on the town sign leaving an empty spot in the community. The town had planned improvements this year but the damage makes them an immediate priority.
On Thursday May 26 work began on a new exhibit building for the Watson Crossley Community Museum. The structure, purchased through McMunnan Yates, is slated for completion in time for daily visits when the museum opens at the end of June.
Russell Birdfest prompts local businesses to place wooden bird silhouettes in windows while a banner notes an eagle at Vanguard Credit Union and a robin at the Post Office. Birds line streets as Russell embraces celebration for visiting birders.
More than 200 youths were evicted from Duck Mountain Provincial Park during the May long weekend. Vandalism at service areas linked to alcohol was blamed for about 5 000 dollars in damages to campground facilities.
Glenboro artist and sculptor Peter Sawatzky served as artistic consultant and designed two concrete Bears on Broadway for CancerCare Manitoba. The display runs through October in Winnipeg and features 62 seven foot tall bears created by 51 Manitoba artists. Don Dewar named Liberal candidate for Dauphin Swan River Marquette riding, nomination accepted May 25.
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