Controversy Over Lagoon Effluent Stirs Roblin History
Community debate resurfaces over winter effluent dumping into the Shell River and lagoon capacity. Since 1977 Roblin has wrestled with plans for a new lagoon, protests, stay orders, and ongoing cost concerns tied to an irrigation option and pumping needs into spring.
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KAP pushes for Crow Offset benefits for hogs and poultry
Keystone Agricultural Producers urges Manitoba to extend the Livestock Development Program to include hogs broiler chickens and turkeys in addition to cattle and lambs. The move follows a Brandon General Council resolution and a note to Agriculture Minister Glen Findlay dated October 13 1988. The Crow Offset program aims to counter subsidies in Alberta and other provinces that affect Manitoba livestock profitability amid market driven prices.
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Crown lands for lease open to farmers for five months
Crown lands will be leased for hay or grazing over the next five months. Cyril Warrener of Manitoba Agriculture explains about 500 quarter sections may be available and lists where notices appear. Farmers should contact local land representatives to prepare applications, with allocations based on need and proximity. Special office days will be held in several towns starting in early November to assist distant applicants.
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Courts take stringent view on drinking and driving
A provincial judge in Roblin last Thursday sentenced a first time offender on an over 06 charge, stressing society’s strict stance on drunk driving. The offender paid 500 and received a three month driving ban across Canada. A former Reviin Hee resident, Carnene Hossack, faced a 21965 second over 06 conviction and a 25 licence fee for driving with an expired licence. A Valley River Indian Reserve resident was fined for driving without a licence, with defense noting belief that no licence was required on reserve property. Thompson warned against a dangerous common knowledge and issued a reprimand. An area resident with no prior record received a three month conditional discharge for theft under 200 plus 10 hours community service. A first offender on a careless driving charge faced 300 fine and 96 costs after delaying and swerving on a Shell River RM gravel road.
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Court verdict on dangerous driving and drunk driving cases
Judge Thompson fined Ted Kobluk 750 dollars and banned him from driving for three months after a .06 blood alcohol reading. Kobluk, previously convicted in 1966, argued the other driver was a friend. The court warned that highway behavior mirrors schoolyard attitudes and must not continue. Len Hiebert faced a six month driving ban and 750 dollar fine for a recent impaired driving charge. A first offender received 75 dollars plus 24 dollars costs for underage drinking.
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