Town Begins In Town Section of Trans Canada Trail
Public works worker Tom Paczkoski is photographed along the shoreline as crews cut the in town portion of the Trans Canada Trail starting at West Goose Lake and extending toward Currie Park.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 31, 2000
Page
1
Public works worker Tom Paczkoski is photographed along the shoreline as crews cut the in town portion of the Trans Canada Trail starting at West Goose Lake and extending toward Currie Park.
Antibise notes secondary offices in Russell and Minnedosa to aid voters. New procedures cover brand new residents, hospital patients can vote via special ballot, and mailed ballots must arrive before Nov 21. Call 1-866-797-0904 for questions.
Boissevain residents and the local business council plan renovations to install an automatic teller machine. The project, delaying earlier plans, was discussed by BCU Manager Keith Wooldridge as part of a broader effort to upgrade town services. Estimated cost for the reno and ATM installation ranges from 140000 to 150000 dollars.
A brief regional notice focuses on animal welfare concerns raised in The Dauphin Herald. It notes local groups seeking aid and calls for community support to address abuse reports and improve shelter capacity. Specific names or dates are not provided in the fragment.
A late model M Peibe 1 cor 44, known as the Silver Star trainer, was recovered and moved to Jack Yuill’s farm two miles south of Gilbert Plains on PA 274 with military permission. The Tudor plane, on a Rivers to Ducks training flight, faced trouble over the area. the unnamed pilot died after an unsuccessful ejection.
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