Roblin Lions fundraise sparks downtown beautification push
The Roblin and District Lions Club gave a $500 cheque to the Save the Pool committee as volunteers push for pool improvements and new flooring. The piece urges locals to back Main Street renewal with awnings benches planters and paving to attract shoppers and tourists and boost the town’s economy.
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Roblin and District Lions Club
Save the Pool Committee
Recreation Commission
Lions Club
Roblin
Lions
Winnipeg
Old Market Square
Vancouver
Lake of the Prairies
Duck Mountain
Manitoba
Main Street
Hhis Point
Second Avenue
Anishinabe respond to Knutson letter on Turtle Island land rights
The Anishinabe Nation of the Valley River denounces Mr. Elmer Knutson’s May 5 1992 Roblin Review letter. They assert pre existence on Turtle Island, reject colonization, recount historical oppression including residential schools, and claim ongoing legal rights and treaty protections to land and resources.
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Valley River
Elmer Knutson
Roblin Review
Knutson
Turtle Island
India
Planet Earth
Canada
Edmonton
Alberta
Correction sought over CBC series The Valour And The Horror
A reader addresses editor to challenge letters by Brian McKenna and Arnie Gelbart claiming bias against CBCs The Valour And The Horror. He confirms funding came from personal pockets and notes an 80 page CRTC submission listing 17 supposed major errors. He urges a public review to decide if the film should remain in circulation and accessible to schools.
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Brian McKenna
Arnie Gelbart
CBC
Canada
McKenna
Gelbart
Hong Kong
CRTC
Kidney Foundation Thanked for March Drive Progress
The Kidney Foundation reports the 1992 March Drive is 89 percent toward its goal after extensive volunteer effort. Gratitude is extended to generous Manito donors whose support funds research patient services and education for kidney patients.
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Kidney Foundation
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