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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 13, 1990
Page
1
Roblin town council invites all citizens to Memorial Hall this Wednesday at 8 30 p m for an open forum. The discussion covers need for a new hall possible locations and funding options with a citizen committee as a possible outcome.
Scout registration is set for 7 00 p m at Roblin s Cultural Hall inviting new members and families to join this community program at the venue in town.
The Britcher's Mill near Roblin suffered a major blaze late Wednesday with the main building destroyed. Owner Bob Britcher, 53 years in the business, contemplates retirement as investigators rule the likely electrical cause an accident. Plans for a portable mill and potential successors are discussed amid demands for timber quotas to sustain 20 local jobs.
Roblin seeks provincial approval to discharge lagoon effluent five kilometres south into Duck Lake as an alternative to Shell River dumping. Town officials note irrigation use by Harvey Switzer may end and council votes to terminate the existing two-party irrigation deal after a decade.
A Canadian ambassador residence hostage crisis prompts a private delegation to seek government action. The sister of a held man describes phone campaigns and personal resolve as other nations report successful hostages returns.
Gardewine North may acquire Echo Transport as of January 1 after a mutual inquiry into Echo’s Roblin operation and several other towns. Dave Tuckwell, Gardewine operations manager, says talks ongoing and rumors premature while Echo had already bought Roblin Truck Service Ltd and took over in early October. He cites discussions with local representatives and plans to speak with six towns.
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