Safe Grad Night Keeps Roblin Graduates Safe
Organizers report a smooth Safe Grad at Roblin Memorial Hall with two bus runs and chaperone assisted rides for those leaving early. Graduates 18 plus could buy alcohol under Manitoba liquor laws while others enjoyed casino games in the hall basement. RCMP say graduations in Roblin are typically safe and well supervised.
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Safe Grad
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Roblin
RCMP
Jim Houston
Goose Lake High School graduates enter the real world
The Goose Lake High School class of 1990 celebrated Saturday night as 50 students received diplomas. Guest speaker Mel Graves urged self belief while valedictorian Val Case urged staying connected with peers. Multiple students won awards for academics and athletics, including Rachel Georgetts, Lisa Nash, Sherri Kelbert, Clayton Dixon, Kim LaPlante, Marcy Nykyforak, and Karen Bileski.
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Goose Lake High School
Mel Graves
Graves
Intermountain
Val Case
Rachel Georgetts
Lisa Nash
Sherri Kelbert
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Manitoba
Roblin Named Among Top Manitoba Towns for Growth
Roblin ranks in the provinces top ten for rural business growth based on 30 towns data. The town excels in retail trade and construction permits, aided by tourism and diversification including a forest products sector a creamery welding and machine shops and a planned decentralization backed government services building that could add jobs. Local leaders credit promotion community effort and low crime for attracting newcomers and new businesses with room to grow in markets like Yorkton and Dauphin.
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Roblin
Manitoba
Manitoba Business Magazine
Winnipeg
Brandon
Portage la Prairie
Morden
Thompson
Flin Flont
Pas
Lawrence Dietrich
Chamber of Commerce
Lorne Boguski
Boguski
Charles Vermeulen
Garnet Hilton
Yorkton
Dauphin
Rod Nasewich
Parkland West Region
Main Street
Dietrich
Manitoba Farm Aid Covers 7 Million Acres in 63 Municipalities
Federal aid totaling 62.5 million dollars will reach Manitoba farmers with 1989 crop losses. Payments at 7.50 per seeded acre apply where yields are under 90 percent, 3.70 per acre for 90 to 94 percent, and 1.90 for 95 to 99 percent. Above normal yields are ineligible. Most beneficiaries are in southwestern and south central Manitoba with some Parkland areas included.
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Manitoba Agriculture
Glen Findlay
Shell River
Hillsburg
Boulton
Shelmouth
Guide loses licence after hunting out of season conviction
Daniel Radford a San Clara hunting guide was convicted in provincial court of hunting out of season. He went elk hunting December 2 before his licence began and officers found him with a removed clip, wearing blaze orange. He was fined 108 dollars and faces at least one year licence ineligibility.
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Daniel Radford
San Clara
Radford
Richard Thompson
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