31 Aug 1977
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 1977
Page
1
A satirical forecast argues a single operator could control a crucial machine induced by political and union power. The piece notes past public service walkouts, like air traffic controllers, as precedent for how such dynamics could halt large systems.
The piece argues against allowing essential public service strikes and favors arbitration over wage hikes to avoid economic disruption. It notes the Canadian Federation of Independent Business backing arbitration and cites Labour Minister John Munro’s opposition to removing strike rights. The remainder summarizes local travel, visits, and a Swan River golf tournament featuring Roblin residents.
Recent guests at the residence of Mrs. Jean Currey included Mrs. Kay Compton of Winnipeg, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gray of Esterhazy, David and Doug Gray of Cochrane Alberta, and Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Boyce of Cochrane.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Peats announce the safe arrival of Jeris David born at Roblin and District Health Centre on August 2 1977 weighing 7 lbs 13 oz He is a brother to Michele Raeann and Sandy Proud grandparents are Mrs Pat Peats and Mr and Mrs George Souter of Roblin.
The article profiles Larry a mining technologist featured in Roblin Review. It traces his path from studying Mineral Science Technology at Keewatin Community College to joining HBM&S. Larry describes extracting small ore fragments from Flin Flon's main mine and urges others to pursue mining. He reflects on college life, on campus facilities, and the broad job prospects for mining technologists in Manitoba.
Landscaping around the east and north portions of the building nears completion as the health centre plans patio furniture for residents. A few months of correspondence led to compliance with fire regulations following requests from authorities.
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