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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 2008
Page
2
The town approved a 2243.38 purchase from MTS Allstream for a CallPilot voice mail system with 10 mailboxes and installed training. It also signed five year long distance and monthly access agreements with MTS Allstream. Local training funding will be shared with neighboring RMs.
Debris marks the location of the former Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Church between Oakburn and Rossburn five kms north of PTH 45. The church, built in 1932, was demolished by decision of the church board after years of neglect.
In Brandon-Souris the Conservative incumbent Merv Tweed won reelection with 57.1 percent of the vote on October 14. The NDP finished second and the Green Party third, while Communist Lisa Gallagher captured 124 votes or 0.4 percent.
A THE EXPONENT A team from the provincial heritage department and a federal contract employee visited the Watson Crossley Community Museum and the old mill site on September 30 to assess a request to declare the mill foundations a provincial heritage site.
The Foxwarren Falcons received a one year leave of absence from the North Central Hockey League at a scheduling meeting. The team, which had won 11 championships in the league's 50 year history, will sit out the ice for the next few weeks due to a player shortage.
A Souris community auction at the Souris Curling Club drew volunteers and visitors for a pool project fundraiser. Early results show profits surpassing $68,000 with items including a Sidney Crosby jersey selling for $1,600 and a grain bin fetching $15,000.
The Saulteaux Healing and Wellness Centre Inc. plans a 7,000 square foot outpatient facility southeast of Badgerville on Cote First Nation land. The project, funded by Health Canada, aims to improve health services for Cote Keeseehouse and Key First Nations.
The Dauphin Lions Club marks seven decades since its charter on October 24 1938. Led by president J G McPhee the club has 25 members and is actively seeking new recruits to grow its community presence.
The Ninette Royal Canadian Legion Branch 59 held its final meeting on Thursday October 16 and will have its charter dissolved on October 31. The branch first chartered July 18 1928 under the British Empire Service League, disbanded during World War II and re formed with 70 members on February 13 1946.
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