PO Box 119 Roland Manitoba R0G 1T0 Ph: (204) 343-2061 Fax: (204) 343-2001
Roland Fire Department Fireman's Picnic
An Annual Event on the
3rd Friday in June
June 15, 2018
5:00 p.m.
at the Arena Grounds
Come Down and Support Your
Local Volunteer Fire and Rescue Team!
Supper by Donation
Fire Truck Display
Adult & Kids Auction Prizes
Fire Safety Education
Games for the Kids
All Proceeds go to upgrading our
Volunteer Fire Department Equipment.
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Calling All Kids (and Parents)!
You are Invited to Join Us for
5 Evenings with Adventure!
WHO: All kids ages 6 to 10. Parents are welcome to bring a
lawn chair and enjoy free coffee and desserts nightly.
WHAT: Hear amazing bible stories, sing great songs,
play fun games, eat fantastic snacks, create your very own armor.
WHEN: July 30 to August 3 from 6:45 to 8:30 p.m.
SPOTS ARE LIMITED, Please Pre-register.
For questions and to pre-register contact the RM Office for
the referral information.
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Lightning Safety Week
When Thunder Roars, Go Indoors
As we slide into summer, lightning awareness becomes extremely important. Every year, lightning can cause as many as 10 deaths and 164 injuries in Canada.
Environment and Climate Change Canada has information to help Canadians reduce their exposure to the risk of lightning.
The Canadian Lightning Danger Map is one way to track thunderstorms. The Map displays high-risk lightning areas in red, with animation showing the movement of the storms. These maps are updated every 10 minutes, and they are based on recent lightning observations.
Dark clouds and increasing wind speeds indicate an approaching storm. When you hear thunder, lightning IS within striking distance, and it is time to seek shelter immediately, in an enclosed building or hard-topped vehicle. In the vast majority of cases, you will see lightning or hear thunder in advance, giving you time to get to a safe location. Keep in mind that the sound of thunder can be blocked by mountainous terrain and large buildings or masked by environmental noise, such as airplanes, traffic, and lawnmowers.
Lastly, remember to wait for a full 30 minutes after the last roll of thunder before going back outside.
https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change/services/lightning.html
https://weather.gc.ca/lightning/index_e.html
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World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Elder Abuse is Everyone's Business!
Wear Purple to Show Your Support.
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Roland Town Wide Garage Sale
Friday, June 22nd, 6 pm to 9 pm
Saturday, June 23rd, 9 am to 4 pm
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Annual General Meeting
Golden Prairie Arts Council
Wednesday, June 27, 2018
Membership Sale & Renewal 7:00 p.m.
AGM 7:30 p.m.
Everyone Welcome!
204-745-6568
https://goldenprairieartscouncil.wordpress.com/
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Monday & Friday Madness
2 people - Cart Included
$60 Golf All Day
Some restrictions apply.
(Not valid on tournament dates or
for private functions.)
Roland Golf Club
204-343-2409
www.rolandgolf.ca
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Roland Golf Club
204-343-2409
www.rolandgolf.ca
Ladies Open
Monday July 2nd
Shotgun start 9 am
Seniors Open
Monday July 9th
Shotgun Start 9 am
2 Ball Mixed Open
Sunday Aug 5th
Shotgun start 1 pm
4 Person Texas Scramble
Sunday Sept 16th
Shotgun start 11 am
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National Public Service Week
Proudly serving Canadians!
Public servants deliver a wide range of programs and services that
support the work of the Government of Canada and the needs of
Canadians in their day-to-day lives. The government would
not function without the commitment of the individuals who
make up the public service.
National Public Service Week (NPSW) was created in 1992,
following the passage of the National Public Service Week:
Serving Canadians Better Act. Its objective is to "recognize the
value of the services rendered by federal public service employees"
and to "acknowledge the contribution of federal public service
employees to the federal administration." NPSW was designed to
promote pride in and recognition of the public service of Canada by
providing internal recognition, and by raising Canadians' awareness
of the excellence of the public service.
ALS Awareness Month - Lou Gehrigs Disease
Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Awareness Month
Stroke Awareness Month
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Every year in Canada, lightning can cause as many as 10 deaths and 164 injuries. You can avoid a tragedy like this by taking a few simple precautions.
1. Checking your forecast and having a plan to reach a safe place in the event a thunderstorm occurs.
2. "When thunder roars, head indoors." If you can hear thunder, you're at risk of being struck by lightning. Lightning can strike out from any direction from a thunderstorm including behind it. Take shelter immediately. If you cannot find a sturdy, fully enclosed building with wiring and plumbing, get into a metal-roofed vehicle.
3. Don't handle electrical equipment, telephones (wired), or plumbing during an ongoing thunderstorm.
4. If caught outdoors avoid objects like trees, poles, wires, water and metal.
5. Wait at least 30 minutes after hearing the last rumble of thunder before heading outside. Direct strikes are responsible for only 5% of lightning-related deaths and injuries. Two other types of hazardous phenomena are caused by lightning. Ground current and side flash account for 60 to 80% of lightning-related injuries and deaths. A ground current is set up when lightning hits the ground, spreads out and sends a current through a victim. Side splash occurs when lightning hits a tall object, travels partly down the object and then jumps to a nearby victim.
FMI: https://www.ec.gc.ca/foudre-lightning
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The Roland 4-H Club held it's annual Town Clean Up on Sat, May 12th.
The Club collected several bags of loose debris off our streets and green spaces!
Thank You for a job well done!
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The Roland Golf Club
Restaurant and Course
204-343-2409
Tuesday Night Mens League
6:15 pm
Wednesday Morning Seniors
9:00 am
Wednesday Night Ladies League
6:00 pm
Thursday Morning Ladies
9:00 am
See you on the greens!
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55 Plus Games 2018
Glenboro, MB
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Volunteering in your community?
The Roland Pumpkin Fair Committee is looking for people interested in taking over the CHAIRPERSON Position and
the Weigh Off MC Position.
There is loads of upport and help available from the committee.
If either of these might be of interest to you or you are interested
in helping out on the committee, please contact us at rolandpumpkinfair@hotmail.com.
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July 2nd to August 2nd - Summer Holidays - The Church will be closed.
August 5th - Services resume
Youth Group at Roland United Church for ages 12 - 17 on Thursdays at 7:00 p.m.
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The Next Meeting is July 10th, 2018.
Council meet on the second Tuesday of each month at 8:30 am;
Council Chambers are located in the Roland Memorial Hall.
Council meetings are open to the public, and we would like to
encourage public attendance.
If you wish to appear as a delegation, or to be heard,
please contact the RM Office for an appointment.
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Tick
Pronunciation: (tik)
Meaning: noun: A bloodsucking arachnid, somewhat larger than the related mites and having a barbed proboscis for attachment to the skin of warm-blooded vertebrates.
The Black Legged Ticks also known as Deer Ticks, are the vectors of disease, such as Lyme Disease.
Their preferred habitat is along the edges of, and in wooded areas, or within other vegetation that provide cover and typically high humidity.
The Pembina Valley is considered a High Risk area within our province.
Tick Season is Spring Thaw to Fall Freeze up.
FMI: http://www.gov.mb.ca/health/publichealth/cdc/tickborne/about.html
http://www.gov.mb.ca/health/publichealth/cdc/tickborne/surveillance.html
https://www.gov.mb.ca/health/publichealth/diseases/lyme.html
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Candidate Registration
Reeve May 1, 2018 to September 18, 2018
Councillors June 30, 2018 to September 18, 2018
Nominations
September 12, 2018 to September 18, 2018
Campaign Period
Reeve May 1, 2018 to March 31, 2019
Councillors June 30, 2018 to March 31, 2019
Withdrawl Deadline
September 19, 2018
Election Day
October 24, 2018
Filing of Election Finance Statements
The deadline is determined by municipalities. No later than 210 days (May 22, 2019) after the election.
For Manitoba Election FAQ: http://www.gov.mb.ca/mr/mfas/election_faq.html
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The Board of the Roland Golf Club would like to extend a big Thank You to the Carman Area Foundation for their continued support.
With their generous grant this past year we were able to recover
all of the club's golf cart seats.
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(People with Arthritis Can Exercise)
Wednesday Afternoons from 1:00 to 2:00 pm
Next Group of Classes T.B.A.
Roland Memorial Hall
Go at your own pace.
Wear comforable clothing, your water bottle and your running
shoes are all you will need.
Cost is $50 for 10 sessions.
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Published by the Roland News Office, approximately 1906
By S T Tyndale
An Illistrated Souvenir of Roland by ST Tyndale
Protect Yourself from West Nile Viris: It Only Take One Bite!
In southern Manitoba, anyone can be exposed to an Infected Culex tarsalis mosquito from June to October.
WNV is NOT as uncommon as we once thought. Once you start the conversation,
you will be shocked at the people you know who have been invected.
While some People who get WNV show no symptoms and do not become ill,
others show mild symptoms, such as headache, fever, fatigue and body aches,
(these symptoms can last months or years).
Severe illness can come with symptoms of severe headache, high fever,
mental confusion, muscel weakness, coma and paralysis. Severe illness has occurred in all age groups, and again Symptoms and Recovery can take Months or Years!
There is NO Vaccine, No Cure, and NO Treatment for WNV.
Prevention is the First Line of Defence against WNV!
FMI: http://www.gov.mb.ca/health/wnv/factsheets.html
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Visit
Connect to Community Services
Abuse and Assault
Food & Clothing
Housing & Homelessness
Health
Mental Health
Addictions
Children & Parenting
Youth
Finance
Employment and Training
Legal Issues
55+
Indigineous Peoples
Newcomers & Refugees
People with Disablilites
LGBT2SQ+
and more.....
If it is an Emergency
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The free app, Pembina Valley Live, launched February 28th, 2017 for Apple and Android devices.
Pembina Valley Live offers all the music, breaking news and information of Pembina Valley Online in a handy new format for smartphones and tablets.
Push notifications also alert users of Amber Alerts and Weather Warnings.
Along with breaking news, the app will allow organizations to alert people to cancelled classes or sports events.
Users can also program garbage day notifications for their district, which sends a message to your device the night before garbage goes out.
Pembina Valley Live is available for iOS and Android free in app stores. To download, click here.
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It is time to Recognize, Reject and Report Fraud!
The Little Black Book of Scams
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1002 Population in 2006
1058 Population in 2011
1129 Population in 2016
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“ Hopeful Dreams entwined with Patience & Time”
Located on the lot south of the Post Office, 68 3rd Street in Roland.
Our Mission:
The project was started in 2011 by a handful of residents and has blossomed into a reflection of community spirit and pride. The lot was supplied by the R.M. of Roland and the project was accomplished due to ambitions of local volunteers.
The signature arch entrance was created by the world renowned sculptor, Jake Goertzen.
Our walker and wheelchair friendly garden includes a beautiful granite table with benches. A perfect spot to enjoy the garden, meet a neighbour for a snack, a conversation, or a game of cards. Please come and enjoy!
One of our prized features is a stand of 5 granite pillars on which families may choose to have names of individuals engraved. If there is someone you would like to add to the pillars, please contact a committee member or the Municipal Office. It would be our pleasure to assist you.
A dedication engraving on a Memory Pillar may be purchased for
$75.00 per person.
Some of our corporate contributors are:
Rural Municipality of Roland
Roland Friendship Club Inc.
New Horizons Grant
Morden Nurseries
Carman Granite
Windy Ridge Gardens
Carman Area Foundation
Access Credit Union
Delmar Commodities
Winkler Concrete
Bell Electric
Mona Brown Law Corp.
General Metal
Jake Goertzen Sculptures
Peter K Peters
Focal Point Comprehensive Vision Care
Scouts Canada
We are grateful to the above financial contributors, as well as the many individual contributors. It reaffirms we have an amazing community, full of generous, hard working individuals and businesses.
Support the Memory Garden by giving a Gift Card for special occasions - available at the R.M. Office.
Donations Gratefully Accepted toward the upkeep of the gardens. Donation should be made payable to the R.M. of Roland, with a notation, "In Support of the Memory Garden". Your donations may be dropped off at the R.M. Office, or mailed to PO Box 119, Roland MB, R0G 1T0. A tax deductible receipt will be issued.
A garden requires continuous care and upkeep. Please take advantage of the opportunity to volunteer by helping to purchase flowers, planting flowers, pulling weeds, trimming shrubs, watering, etc. to keep our gardens looking beautiful. Contact a committee member anytime if you wish to "Adopt the Garden" for a week or two during the summer months, or to help in anyway. It is a great opportunity to meet your neighbours and work toward a common goal. Please walk through the garden, feel free to pull a weed, deadhead a flower, and enjoy the community garden. Make it yours!
Many hands make light work.
Thank You to all of the volunteers and contributors in the last year!
The committee is open to any visioning ideas you might have to make the gardens more interesting.
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact a member of the committee, or the R.M. of Roland.
Please take time and enjoy the garden!
Thank You for Your Support,
Roland Memory Garden Committee
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It is a real Drain Pain!
Sewers were designed to take away Wastewater and Toiletpaper.
Our sewers are not designed to cope with the modern disposable products, and these items WILL cause blockages. Blockages can create difficult and expensive maintenance problems for both the town and home owners. A blocked sewer line will cause SEWER SURGE, up through your sinks, floor drains, showers and toilets. They are messy and nasty to cleanup.
What NOT to put down the toilet, drain or garbage disposal
FOG
(Fat, Oil, or Grease)
Paper or Shop Towels
Dryer Sheets
Wipes
Diapers
Hygene Products
Dental Floss
Non-Organic Materials
If it says disposable, bag it and put it in the garbage.
If a product is marketed as flushable, that does not mean you should.
Products claiming to dissolve grease may dislodge a blockage, only to cause problems farther down the line when the grease hardens again.
Biodegradable products are meant to be disposed of in the landfill site.
If it doesn't dissolve immediately in a bowl, it has no place in a sewer...
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Please License your Dogs Annually.
The fee is only $12.00
at the Municipal office.
Proof of Vaccination required.
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How to use a doggie bag
It works great,
no messy fingers or tools to clean
and...
Your Neighbors will love you!
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Interested in Hall Walking?
Do some laps indoors, free of charge.
Give the RM Office a call,
If we don't have a booking,
You are Welcome to Walk in the even climate of the Hall!
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Thank you for your friendship and support during
our Journey of Recovery.
John, Mary Lou, Emily and Johnny
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DARTS for the 55+
Starting up again October 9th, 2018
October to May
Tuesday's at 1:00 pm
Roland Memorial Hall
Newcomers Welcome!
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Municipal Property Taxes
for the Rural Municipality of Roland
are Due October 31st.
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This Old Building is always in need of TLC,
and we appreciate your support.
Donations can be sent to:
Roland 4-H Museum
PO Box 238
Roland MB
R0G 1T0
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The Roland Friendship Club
New Members are Always Welcome!
Floor Shuffling
Darts
Cards
Art Classes
Games
Health and Wellness News
Guest Speakers
Tours
Cooking
Crafts
Fitness Classes
For more information contact
204-343-2214
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Occurring the 3rd Saturday in October every year.
2018 October 20th
2019 Ocotber 19th
Turkey, Meatballs, Ham, Mashed Potatoes, Scalloped Potatoes, Turnip, Corn, Salads, Pie and Desserts
Roland Memorial Hall
45 3rd Street
Adults $15.00 Ages 6-12 $8.00
4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
For Take-outs, please call Sandy in advance or the Church after 3:30 on the day of the event.
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Roland Volunteer Fire Department
is looking for some new recruits,
male and female.
If you are interested,
applications are available at the R.M. Office.
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Council appreciate the efforts of all landowners
who mow their road allowances.
Just remember to keep the grass off the road.
The grass works into unwanted windrows during grading,
and when worked into our country roads, it does not improve
the quality of your drive.
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MMSM, Multi-Material Stewardship Manitoba, works closely with municipalities to provide support and analysis to ensure costs are managed effectively for tax payers and the stewards that fund up to 80% of recycling costs in Manitoba.
Thank you for your efforts in 2017. Manitoba continues to be a leader in residential recycling and we could not have done it without you!
In 2017, the RM of Roland recycled 37,752 kgs.
An increase of 3.6% from 2016.
Well done! Let's keep that increase growing!
This year 166 Schools participated in the MMSM Bag Up Manitoba Challange. Since 2008, elementary schools in our province have collected over NINE MILLION plastic bags for recycling into free fresbees, bird houses, planter boxes, bird feeders and benches for their schools. The bags were baled and shipped to be recycled into composite decking material and other products.
On average, Manitobans recycled 73 kgs or 160.94 lbs of material per person in 2015.
Recycling Reminder # 8
A reusable bag only needs to be used 5 times to have a lower environmental impact than plastic.
For Helpful Hints & Tips, visit:
http://stewardshipmanitoba.org
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Roland Roots
Most likely the best resource you will ever find for our area. Worthy of praise, and Many Thanks to the individuals that work endlessly on this project.
The Fairview, Bethel and Myrtle cemeteries, final resting places for many of the original settlers of the Roland area. "The burial records found on this website are not limited to tombstone inscriptions, they reflect the information available from the records of each cemetery. It is acknowledged that despite every effort some burials may never be identified. A database has been included identifying wherever possible the names of the parents of the deceased and, if applicable, any spouse or children. Common ancestors are also included so relationships between those interred may be traced."
Manitobia Historical Archives
Digital Resources on Localized Manitoba History, Books, Maps, Schools, Newspapers, and Photographs.
http://www.manitobia.ca/content/en
Trails of the Pioneer 1956 Rev. George H Hambley
To Donate a resource contact info@manitoba.ca.
Living Gold 1978 Evelyn Mullin
If you have a resource you would like to share with others on the Genealogical Treasure Hunt, please feel free to submit the information to the Municipal Office.
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If you are interested in providing Some Helping Hands for a Senior or the Community, Please leave your Name & Number & the Service with the Municipal Office. If you are in need of services, please call the Office for a referral.
Odd Jobs
Hanging Christmas Lights
Moving Furniture
Yard Work
Hauling Yard Debris
Washing Outside Windows
Spring Cleaning
Snow Removal
Running an Errand
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Golden Prairie Arts Council
Your Creative Connection
Concerts
Exhibitions
Workshops
Art Classes
Dance Classes
Music Lessons
"Golden Prairie Arts Council provides educational programs desighed to foster and promote the development of arts and cultural activies. Our heritage office building in Carman, also houses our Gallery, Art and Music Classrooms, a Gift Shop, and an Outdoor Courtyard."
Serving the Southern Rural Manitoba Arts Community
https://goldenprairieartscouncil.wordpress.com/
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Roland Pumpkin Fair
25th Anniversary Caps
for Sale $10.00
at the Municipal Office
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Council would like your site specific DRAINAGE REQUESTS as early in the new year as possible for consideration this season.
Requests may be submitted to a Member of Council
or the RM Office.
Drainage Request Forms are now available on our web site,
located under the headings "Municipality" and "Drainage".
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Please be advised that as of January 2015 the Municipality has the following new e-mail addresses.
Kristi caormofroland@gmail.com
Lauren acaormofroland@gmail.com
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