Deloraine Royals Win Manitoba Midget B Crown in Roblin
The 1083-84 Manitoba Midget B Championship was held March 16–18 in Roblin with 8 teams from Pembina Valley Westman South Yellowhead and Arm North Stars competing. Deloraine Royals clinched the Joby Smith Memorial Trophy after a 6-1 final against Russell, while Don Gibson and Dave Mills earned Best Defensive and Best Offensive Player trophies.
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Manitoba
Roblin
Pembina Valley
Westman South
Yellowhead
Haatman
North Stars
Stonewall
Randy Langstaff
Deloraine Royals
Winkler
Russell Junior Rams
Deloraine
Joby Smith
Deloraine Hartney
Royals
Russell
John Adolphe
Dave Mills
Don Gibson
Mark Pettitt
Russell Re
Public lobbying efforts gain ground locally
A letter from D Jack Smith of the Yellowhead Highway Association asks cor porate and commercial members to back a national lobbying push to restore and modernize Western Canada rail passenger service. Municipalities and organizations were approached, with letters sent to Lloyd Axworthy Pierre Trudeau and Jean Marchand urging action to reinstate the northern trans continental route and improve VIA Rail equipment.
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D. Jack Smith
Yellowhead
Lloyd Axworthy
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Smith
Western Canada
Yellowhead Highway Association
Canada
Pierre BE
Trudeau
Jean Marchand
Canadian Transport Commission
Vancouver
Saskatoon
Inglis School to gain 298000 addition and renovations
Education Minister Maureen Hemphill announced funding for a 298000 addition to Inglis School in the Pelly Trail Division No. 87. The plan replaces two temporary units used by kindergarten to grade two and renovates the existing building for a materials resources centre special education and administration spaces. Inglis School 21 miles south of Roblin Manitoba has 105 students in kindergarten through grade nine.
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Maureen Hemphill
Public Schools Finance Board
Inglis
Pelly Trail
Ms. Hemphill
Inglis School
Roblin
Manitoba
Treble Teens open 84 Parkland Tour with Roblin show
The Treble Teens a 25 member all girl singing group from Steinbach Manitoba entertain Roblin on March 15 at the Elementary School Auditorium to kick off a Parkland Region tour. The group will visit Ethelbert Swan River Minnedosa and Niverville through March 18 performing for charities hospitals churches and government functions.
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Treble Teens
Steinbach
Manitoba
Roblin
Goose Lake High School
Parkland Region
Ethelbert
Swan River
Minnedosa
Niverville
Cindy Rempel Patrick
Cindy
Roblin Council Reclassifies Districts and Adopts Vyredox Water System
Roblin Town Council, at its March 14 meeting, reclassifies Centennial Drive area from Highway Commercial to Residential District under the Roblin District Planning Scheme. The council also approves plans for a new well and introduces the Vyredox purification method as a cheaper alternative to conventional plants. A study on urban street lighting is launched.
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Roblin Town
Roblin
Centennial Drive
D.L.T.O
B. A. Balchen
Manitoba
Provinces Distribute 36.6 Million in Tax Sharing Funds
The province plans 30.65 million for municipalities in 1984 under the Provincial-Municipal Tax Sharing Act. Funds come from 2.2 points of personal income tax and 1 percent of corporate income, with per capita payments of 20.85 to organized municipalities and northern affairs on unorganized areas. Urban services supplements of 4.25 per capita for small centers and 5.95 for larger centers are increased to reflect higher urban costs.
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Andy Anstete
Ies
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Wally McKenzie
M.L.A
Andy Stewart
Parkland
Gerald Brook
Norman
Interlake
Cranberry Portage
Lorne Boguski
Shane Cockerill
Tom Holovach
Grant Souter
Deloraine Markemen
Lee Ranson
Tracy
Plnawa
Neepawa
Pinawa
Jim McDowall
Rod Hanke
Kumczak
Rodney Meszett
Shawn Byram
Ron Kreshewski
Ricky Hyatt
Russell Rams
Cranberry Fortage
Albert Cook
Mike Wesner
John Muswagon
Jack Ziprick
Lorraine Souter
Peture
Emile Banko
Déjoraine Royals
Senko
Review
Ernie Senko
Council
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