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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1981
Page
1
The debate over rent controls heats in Canada as landlords warn of poor returns and rising maintenance cuts while housing demand remains tight. Provinces weigh phasing out controls after two regions scrapped 1970s measures, with business groups urging removal to spur rental construction.
Airlines overbook to avoid empty seats and may bump passengers who arrive late for boarding. If bumped you can receive compensation, up to 100 percent of the first leg cost, and be placed on the next available flight. Contact the airline clerk to assert travel rights.
Betty Ann Darby stories of Cellophane Guerriere a Haitian man who overcomes blood aversion to work in a medical clinic. A nurse who does the dirtiest jobs herself sets an example of humility and care showing how ordinary people become saints through selfless acts. The piece urges readers to consider who sets an example for them today.
Mary Spisak details her path from consumer studies at the University of Guelph to a varied position at Reed Career Service in Edmonton. She describes duties as Public Relations Representative, liaison between management and film crews, and Dubbing Centre Operator, with ongoing promotion of career tapes and speaking engagements.
The Onanole area council reviewed and gave first reading to the 1981 budget. Discussions included insurance for council and firefighters, grazing leases for land N14 and SW 34-19-20W, and various meeting attendances by members in March and April 1981. General cheques and accounts totaling over 12 300 were approved.
A Manitoba weather bulletin notes a dust storm from Saskatchewan on Thursday April 16 around the Boggy Creek area near Roblin, followed by light snow Friday evening and into the night.
The system notes snowfall ranging from 4 to 8 inches in several areas. Forecasters warn of slick travel and drifting conditions as winter weather continues.
Patrons at the St. Regis Hotel Tavern discuss upcoming football season and Stanley Cup playdowns, noting both events will begin soon and arouse strong interest in televised coverage. The lively chatter reflects local enthusiasm for major sports amid summer chatter.
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