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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1993
Page
6
The Keystone Pioneer Museum hosts its 20th annual show day on Sunday July 11. Visitors can expect exhibits, demonstrations and local heritage displays throughout the day at the museum grounds.
At a June 14 information meeting Dale Yeo outlined progress on Roblin's proposed 100 by 130 foot metal centre with ground level facilities and a $50 000 kitchen. Since March the building committee has toured nearby halls and drawn up a practical design while the finance committee has raised close to 20000 from diverse groups. The project aims to use grants and individual donations, with a turn key price near 600000 and a focus on accessibility and long term utility for community groups and the public.
The 20 graduands of St Vladimir’s College received diplomas from Archbishop Michael Bzdel after Sunday morning Divine Liturgy at the Grotto. A banquet and graduation exercises followed at the Brother Michael Memorial Auditorium, with over 500 attending the students’ final concert the preceding evening.
In Dauphin last night a large turnout of 476 Conservative party members voted in Roblin for three candidates Elite Pearce Bill Galloway and Loren Boguski. Ste. Rose and Birtle saw 57 and 60 voters while Swan River had 472 in midweek. Candidates touted economic growth and farm vitality with Pearce calling for government action, Galloway pledging leadership by example, and Boguski highlighting the riding's potential and his electability.
Winnipeg columnist notes a 1991 bird study found 35 species including the yellow throated vireo nesting in Asessippi Provincial Park. George Holland opposes the project, saying it would harm a prime habitat, while Brian Wilson says the vireo is rare but not endangered and that public access to the study exists as part of the environmental licence.
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