Christmas Edition Submissions Sought by Roblin Review
The Roblin Review invites all ages to submit art or writing for a Christmas edition theme “Christmas In Our World” or “What We Have Too Much Of.” Up to eight pages of drawings will be printed, and literary entries may appear as space permits. Deadline is December 6, 1989 at 6:00 p.m. Submissions to Roblin Review, 119 1st Ave N.W., P.O. Box 938, Roblin Man R0L 1P0.
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Roblin Review
1St Ave. N.W
P.O
Roblin
Man
Parents sought for Roblin block parent program
Local RCMP detachment invites interested parents in Roblin to call 937-2164 and leave name and contact number. If sufficient interest is shown, the block parent program may start soon.
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Roblin
RCMP
Roblin council debates Canada Post outlet plan and holiday events
Town council discussed a Canada Post plan for a community retail outlet while weighing risks of closure or privatization. Members noted varying needs for rural Roblin and planned to gather resident feedback. The meeting also covered hail repairs at the town garage Memorial Hall and Centennial Arena, awarded to Unger Roofing for 54120.
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Council
Canada Post Corporation
Randy Langstaff
Will Sutton
Canada Post
Lawrence Dietrich
Betty Nykyforak
Winnipeg
Town appoints fourth councillor for 1989 1992 term
Roblin's newly elected town council held its first meeting on Wednesday and welcomed new councillor Will Sutton while reappointing Betty Nykyforak and Randy Langstaff. After postponing committee appointments to fill the empty seat, the council adjourned to a closed session and later appointed Alex E. Mohr to the remaining seat for the 1989 1992 term.
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Lawrence Dietrich
Roblin
Dietrich
Betty Nykyforak
Randy Langstaff
Will Sutton
Pone
Council
Alex E. Mohr
Development office open on Mondays in Roblin
Rod Nasewich Economic Development Officer for Roblin and the Parkland West Region will be in Roblin each Monday assisting the Roblin Economic Development Committee with an economic development strategy. He will handle inquiries on new business start up, counselling and other forms of assistance from residents and businesses. In Roblin he works from the Town Office at 987 8333. When away from Roblin he can be reached in Russell at 773 3313.
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Rod Nasewich
Roblin
Parkland West Region
Nasewich
Russell
Manitoba moves to modernize assessment act ambitions
Rural development minister Jack Penner introduced long overdue changes to Manitoba's municipal assessment act calling the package modern and capable of bringing the province into the 21st century. The proposal removes farm residence and outbuilding exemptions while shifting assessments toward actual market values and taxing all farm buildings. Local education and municipal taxes stay unchanged but farm tax shifts are likely as more properties become taxable.
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Manitoba
Jack Penner
Penner
Manitoba hotel industry study warns of widespread distress
A Manitoba industry report shows 26 hotels statewide in receivership, foreclosure, or closure over 18 months and averages a negative 1988 net income. High taxes, liquor costs, and renovations press rural hotels, with calls for licensing changes and potential Sunday beverage room operation to curb losses.
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Manitoba
Roblin
Saturn
Manitoba Hotel Association
Dennis Carriere
San Clara
Carriere
Tion
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission
Commission
Hotel Industry
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Royal Canadian Legion
Town Council
Manitoba Association of Urban Municipalities
Rossburn
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Murray Auto
Assessment Act
Charlie Filewich
The
Rms of Hills
Hotel Industry Report
U.S
Rick
Doreen Cornish
Inglis
Cornish
Liquor Commission
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