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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 04, 1999

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Manitoba Nurses Union to ratify Fox-Decent settlement

The Manitoba Nurses Union bargaining committee backs Wally Fox-Decent recommendations for a three year contract with a five percent wage rise in year one and three percent in years two and three plus a 2.5 percent benefits increase. Renewal moves Manitoba nurses from eighth to fifth in 2000. President Maureen Hancharyk says members will be asked to ratify though issues like recruitment and retention remain. She vows continued accountability of government over health care and nursing shortage.

Manitoba Nurses Union Wally Fox-Decent Fox-Decent Manitoba MNU Maureen Hancharyk Hancharyk

Rural property listing near Roblin with lake access

A 952 acre quarter with 2400 sq ft dwelling four bedrooms large family room 12900 bushel grain storage 98 by 24 cattle shelter barn shed good fencing and a lake on the home quarter Located 14 miles north of Roblin and 3 miles from Highway 83. Price listed at 72 per quarter or unit.

Roblin

New Manitoba farm listings near Roblin Inglis and Petiura

A set of rural property listings describes several ranch and cattle setups in the Shellmouth Boulton and surrounding areas. Properties include multiple homesteads, barns, quonsets, steel bins, and good water, with locations along Hwy 482 and near Roblin, Petiura, and Inglis. Total acres range from about 200 to 550 cultivated acres, with dwelling sizes from 809 to 1120 square feet and several outbuildings.

Hwy Roblin

17 year old launches Kosovar aid clothing drive

Sherry Van Damme of Russell organized a clothing drive after watching news of Kosovar Albanian refugees. Her effort quickly shipped a full horse trailer to the Salvation Army in Brandon, with more donations following.

Russell Sherry van Damme Kosovar Salvation Army Brandon

Gas theft investigation near Kamsack prompts public help

The Kamsack RCMP seek assistance identifying the thief or vehicle in a gas theft at a farm north of Kamsack. A witness photo printed in the April 22 Times edition is released, and readers are urged to contact the Kamsack office or CrimeStoppers with tips.

Kamsack

Grandview forms committee for 2000 South birthday

A committee with 19 volunteers or nominees will plan Grandview’s South birthday for year 2000. Events will span the long August weekend, starting the weekend prior, with members from community groups and town and rural councils.

Grandview Exponent Grandview

Boissevain group seeks funds for seniors residence

The Boissevain Association for the Handicapped aims to raise between 50 000 and 60 000 from Boissevain area communities to fund a new single level seniors residence. The facility will offer 3904 square feet of living space with six bedrooms a centrally located bathroom a wheel in shower and a pantry and laundry room.

THE Boissevain Recorder Boissevain Association For the Handicapped Boissevain

Rail line acquired by Ethelbert village victory in shortline purchase

The village of Ethelbert wins the first 83 miles of the Cowan subdivision after a three year battle and eyes the remaining 13 miles to Swan River. Reeve Maxine Plesiuk calls it a great victory noting the community secured a rare shortline purchase, a move usually led by private firms.

Dauphin Herald Ethelbert Cowan Swan River RM of Maxine Plesiuk Western Canada Plesiuk

Swan River Arena Expansion Bylaw Passed Third Reading

Town council approves third reading of a bylaw to expand the Swan River Centennial Arena with a 44 by 50 foot addition hosting a dressing room training area conference room figure skating room storage office washrooms and memorabilia sales space. Proposal by the Swan Valley Junior A Hockey Club last December.

Swan River Star & Times—Town Council Swan River Centennial Swan Valley

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