Former trooper shares impaired driving impact on audiences
Michael W. Buckingham, a former Washington State Trooper injured in 1981 in an impaired driving crash, has spoken to over 800 audiences across the U.S. and Canada. He promotes Impaired Driving workshops and SADD through talks, TV involvement, and school programs. Buckingham will speak in Roblin on Monday September 24 at 7 30 p m in Goose Lake High gym as guest of GLH student council and the Parkland Alcohol and Drug Action Committee.
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Michael W. Buckingham
Washington State
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Canada
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Roblin
Goose Lake High
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Howard Smith
Council
Nykyforak
Derkach Wins Roblin-Russell The PC Candidate Re-elected
Incumbent MLA Derkach captures 52 percent of 8 359 votes to win Roblin Russell and join 29 PC colleagues as the Legislature nears reconvening in October. NDP gains national trend with seven local polls won and Lib erals limited to San Clara.
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Len Derkach
Roblin- Russell
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Bill Nicholson
NDP
Neil Stewart
Stewart
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Roblin Council Considers New Community Hall and Funding
Roblin town council plans to gauge community interest in building a new hall after inspecting Memorial Hall’s disrepair. They discuss funding via higher rentals and Community Places grants, with a three year phased build cited as a model from Russell. Council will send intent letters to local groups to measure support while maintaining existing water pump upgrades.
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New Hall
Roblin
Memorial Hall
Legion Hall
Betty Nykyforak
Randy Langstaff
Alex Mohr
Will Sutton
Lawrence Dietrich
Russell
Langstaff
Dietrich
Pritchard Engineering
Inglis to Lose Party Lines as MTS Lays Cable
Manitoba Telephone System crews will install individual line service in Inglis as part of Service for the Future. About 250 Inglis exchange subscribers will gain private lines this coming year, part of an $800 million program ending multi party lines by 1996 and expanding toll-free areas. Ploughing begins in Inglis in late September, with Roblin exchange slated for 1992.
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Inglis
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