Parkland move and local civic notes from Roblin page
Twenty years ago a supervisory post in the Parkland Community Health Program moved to Roblin due to vacancy. Delmar Mann Floyd Martens and Edgar Nernberg are elected by acclamation to the Intermountain School Division board. Goose Lake High teams raise 1476 for CNIB. Roblin builds a 1.2 million 22 unit seniors complex. Hair salon owners donate one dollar per service to a hall fund. Various local historic items follow, including Queen Elizabeth III visit alike and community projects and events across Roblin and area.
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Parkland Community Health Program
Roblin
Delmar Mann
Floyd Martens
Edgar Nernberg
Intermountain
Goose Lake High
Angels
Raiders
CNIB
Melodie
Jane
New Concepts Hair Salon
New Hall
Hemp crops intrigue readers on drives to the lake
An agrologist explains hemp cultivation in Canada, noting licenses from Health Canada, seed tag requirements, and 0.3 percent THC limit. About 100+ farmers grow it nationwide with 27 legal varieties and dual purpose grain and fiber. Retail hemp products earn 20 to 40 million annually.
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Canada
Health Canada
Government of
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
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Queen Elizabeth III
Dauphin
Pierre de la Verendrye
Selo Ukraina
Roblin & District Art Council
Donna Framingham
Pictures
Roblin Collegiate Institute
Loretta Styba
CBC Winnipeg
CBC
Mitter
Baldy Mountain
Dave Pitts
Parkland Food Store
Co-op
Peter Juba
Shell River Council
Katherine Lamb
Walter Ward
Roblin Theatre
Annette Funicello
Frankie Avalon
Shell River
Hillsburg
Garland la Liberte
Saskatoon
Goose Lake
Dropmore Hall
Roblin Revellers
Charlie McKenzie
Deepdale
The
Patriotic Society
Silverwood News
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Donoghue
Calder
Deepdale News
Winnipeg Juveniles
America
Assembly Hall
Roblin Curling Club
A.D. McKinnon
Queen’s University
Kingston
Fulton
Roblin Consolidated Schools
1St Ave
Mts
Roblin Review
Rolipo
Craig Mohrx
Manitoba
Ilrecycling.com
Hillsburg Eco-Centre
B&p Sales & Service
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