26 Oct 1999
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 26, 1999
Page
1
Parkland teachers attend a workshop offering new resources and professional development for multigrade classrooms under changing curricula. Swan Valley School Division’s Bill Shaffer notes the learning curve and stresses peer collaboration to ease stress and boost independent learning among students.
Group 1 runs the Fun Fair Bingo on October 30 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Convenors are May Evans Velma Watson and Ruth Zimmer. The United Church holds a special service on Sunday November 7 and Legion or Ladies Auxiliary members are asked to attend in uniform if possible.
Brandon Sun reports Wayne Collins and Shellmouth Boulton Silver Creek reeves and Binscarth mayor react to a Brandon Sun article outlining a potential ground breaking tax sharing plan between Russell town and the RMs and Binscarth. The piece notes negotiability and possible revenue sharing from projects dating back to 1995.
Manitoba crop insurance agent Kelvin Tiller of Hamiota says only 50 60 percent of harvests are complete across the region with many unhar vested crops still in fields. He notes numerous claims filed though none written off as of Tuesday Oct 12.
The Dauphin city council weighs a curfew as an interim step to curb youth crime. At the Oct 12 meeting Mayor Bill Nicholson called for a curfew within the Youth Intervention Program to address a growing vandalism problem. Staff Sgt. Ron Marlin cited a recent rise tied to local youth gang initiation and indicated openness to a temporary curfew despite earlier skepticism.
Cargill AgHorizons announces a new Swan River Farm Service Centre to open by spring 2000. Site work began mid August with construction ongoing. The facility will feature a 3000 tonne dry fertilizer plant 2250 tonnes of liquid fertilizer storage a new office a 6000 square foot chemical warehouse and a bulk seed storage site.
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