Roblin RCMP report March traffic and liquor charges
In March the Roblin RCMP filed seven Highway Traffic Act charges mainly for speeding and issued fifteen traffic warnings for offenses including no headlights and failing to show a licence. A Roblin area woman and residents from Yorkton Bredenbury and Medora faced unlawful liquor possession charges. Two Roblin businesses returned three NSFs cheques, one from Saskatchewan.
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Roblin Rcmp
Bob Brakefield-Moore
Roblin
Yorkton
Bredenbury
Saskatchewan
Medora
Manitoba
N.S.F
RCMP
RCMP report covers wallets found and driving charges in Roblin area
Wallet from Memorial Hall returned to owner. An adult female from Roblin charged with prohibit ed driving. RCMP investigated marijuana found in Duck Mountain park. Langenburg resident charged with careless driving after collision on March 10 near 1st and Main, damage over $2,000. Ongoing assault inquiry at Saturn Hotel. Roblin Russell residents received six hour licence suspensions after ALERT. Missing wallet reported on Main Street. Goose Lake High Grade 9 talk March 9 by Brakefield Moore to about 120 students. Valley River impaired driving seminar drawn 22 residents. Canadian flag presented at Roblin inter provincial Masonic meeting. Roblin break in and theft under investigation.
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Natural Resources
Duck Mountain Provincial Park
Roblin Rcmp
Roblin
Russell
Brakefield-Moore
Inglis
Ye. N.W
4Th Ave
Main Street
Pas
3Rd Ave
Memorial Ave
Lake OF the Prairies
Roblin council eyeing study sites and tree planting plans
Council discussed studying alternative snow dumping sites and noted public works will clear debris after thaw. A letter from Rod Nasewich highlighted the Dauphin Community Futures meeting, with enthusiasm from attendees including Betty Nykyforak. The Evangelical Mission Church seeks buffer zone tree planting under supervision, while the town plans its own plantings. A 1992 Manitoba Summer Games meeting will form a working body with Grand View Russell Roblin. The JEPP pack for Roblin-Shell River Emergency Command Vehicle should be ready in two weeks if approved, costs shared 50 50 with federal government. An Intermountain School Division track shared construction plan advances with two baseball diamonds and a Community Places grant. Memorial Hall dance floor resin coating plan approved at 317.19, and one-man garbage collection discussed as a potential option.
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Rod Nasewich
Roblin
Dauphin
Betty Nykyforak
Nykyforak
Sutton
Mohr
Dietrich
Evangelical Mission Church
Martin Subdivisio
Randy Langstaff
Roblin-Shell River
Frost-Hunt
Council
Intermountain
Currie Park
Goose Lake High
Memorial Hall
Fires and recycling on provincial forest policy agenda
Debates at ten provincial meetings including Dauphin address spring and summer 1989 fires and the legalities of responsibility for starting fires. Residents push recycling of forest products and consider mandatory measures while officials seek incentives and pest monitoring before final policy drafting.
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Dauphin
Greg Bruce
Peas gain drought aid under CCDAP in Shell River area
Producers in townships 28 and 29W in the RM of Shell River growing peas in 1988 qualify for CCDAP drought payments at the new rate of 22 775. Grains minister Charles Mayer announced the changes after Producer Review Committee recommendations. Shell River Reeve Albert Nabe welcomes the inclusion as timely relief.
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Shell River
Charles Mayer
Albert Nabe
Shell River Council
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