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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 2007
Page
1
Wendy Jakeman, L, is named this week’s Business of the Week winner. She receives a $30 gift certificate from Roblin Floral and Gift, with Mary Jasper pictured. Enter at participating businesses to be eligible for the weekly prize.
William Bailey's major wildlife habitat contribution was recognized on Sept 22 with a bronze plaque at a marsh cairn. Bailey's 320 acre farm will memory his family through a conservation donation now owned by MHHC after his 2001 death.
World Spectator reports Moosomin council weighing curbside and central bin systems for a town recycling program. Melita New Era notes Sept 27 fire at Provincial Wildlife Sanctuary with three firefighters and two trucks from Melita, Reston Fire Departments contained to three-quarters of a section of land and bush, preventing spread to a provincial trunk highway.
Fifteen graduates were honored Saturday September 29 at Grandview graduation celebrations for the class of 2007. Valedictorians were Derrick Pulock and Danielle Von Bargen. The Governor General's Medal was won by Jen Dalgleish.
Town council and staff hosted a free barbeque on Russell Main Street by the Civic Centre to thank residents for volunteering at local events and festivals. Dauphin Herald notes six candidates are in the by election to replace Robbie Tomkins who resigned in July.
Brian Clough and his wife Audrey moved from Thornhill Alberta to Kamsack area at the start of September. He plans to convert the former Pelly Trail Auto Body shop on main street in Pelly into a Moon River Products showroom where he was vice president in charge of sales.
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