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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1980
Page
1
Natural Resources Minister Brian Ransom announced the proclamation of the new Wildlife Act from the last legislative session. The act recognizes landowners role in wildlife upkeep and hunting areas and makes it an offense to hunt or trap on private land without landowner or lawful occupant permission.
The new Wildlife Act incorporates the Predator Control Act, classifies black bears and wolves as big game, and sets regulations for seasons licenses and hunter dress. It strengthens landowner permissions rules and requires compensation for wounded livestock plus veterinarians fees, while urging long term conservation.
A San Clara Little League truck raffle winner is announced amid a Manitoba legislative session recap noting wildlife act provisions, tourism talks, and local chamber concerns. Golf results highlight a charity tournament with 80 participants and prizes for flights, longest drive, and Forecast Your Own Score.
New Brand Wrestling arrives at Roblin Arena on October 3 at 8 p.m. with a double main event featuring Chris Pepper versus Playboy Don Green in a brass knuckles clash and Lightfoot versus Caveman Broda in a Steel Chain Match. Also billed is Freight Train Baker versus Soulman John Shaw in a Battle of the Giants amid several preliminaries. Tickets: $4 adults $2 kids in advance. door price $6 adults $4 kids. Outlets Koz meniuk Hardware Roblin Trading Roblin Sporting Goods Mitchells Drugs.
Yurkin urged clubs be asked to sponsor the sign and determine crest sizes and materials. Rebekah Lodge suggested a town map with sponsoring groups as the overall sign theme. A $109.42 financial statement was adopted. George Giles moved matching donation to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Provincial Consumer and Corporate Affairs sent standards for food.
Market totals show 637 head sold on Thursday September 18 1980 including 413 cattle 31 sows 10 boars 92 weanling pigs 75 feeder pigs and 16 horses. Prices listed for butcher steers cows bulls feeder cattle and stock calves with sellers from Roblin Rhein Grandview Inglis Verigin and Roblin area. Weanling pigs ranged from 18.00 to 35.00 dollars.
Mitchell's Drug Store of Roblin held a Back To School Draw for students on Sept 20. Angela Bryski won the Colorburst 200 camera and Tim Robin won the Panasonic Clock Radio.
Jim Short led with 94 to win the second flight while Calvin Keast took second and Bob Desjardin third. Doug Harris followed in the final standings of the segment.
The text notes at least 20 community members should be contacted to form a cleanup committee for next year. Marcel Gregoire and Ed Yurkin join the nominating committee to select new officers and trustees to replace resignations, with a meeting planned for March or early April 1981.
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