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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1979
Page
1
The R C M Police announce an anti vehicle theft educational drive titled Lock It and Pocket the Key as part of the Working together to Prevent Crime campaign. It runs 79 12 10 to 79 12 23 with the aim to reduce vehicle thefts by promoting public awareness and precautions.
The RCM Police promote Lock It and Pocket the Key to curb vehicle thefts seen in similar programs in the U S and Canada. Locking vehicles costs nothing and can prevent theft, reduce police reports, and keep youths from entering crime and danger on highways.
A compact theft prevention message urges motorists to lock their vehicles and pocket the keys. It cites that most stolen cars are left unlocked and warns that leaving a vehicle unlocked invites theft. The card emphasizes immediate action.
Public safety notices urge Manitoba drivers to Lock It to curb vehicle theft. Statistics show about 1 000 vehicles stolen annually in the province with losses over 1 000 000. Tips warn motorists to remove keys and lock doors or risk becoming a target.
The continuation article notes a power skating clinic held November 25 with participants from CFSA clubs Dauphin Roblin Russell Swan River and non affiliated skaters from Angusville Grandview Bowsman and Baliarres Saskatchewan. AH received Jr amateur certificates.
McKenzie MLA delivered greetings from Roblin and commended museum directors for good work. He suggested museum grants. After a luncheon by the boards, attendees enjoyed old time music by Mrs. L Jolliffe Jessie Wardle Harold Wenner and Wm Gallant. Vince Kreiser offered services.
The town council passed two by laws cancelling certain local improvements taxes and business real estate taxes with related water bills. A letter from solicitor Bob Smellie addressed oil damage and liability between the town and Ken’s Hauling remains unresolved. Authorities plan gas and diesel supplier tenders and approved a Goose Lake Drive plan. Lottery licenses issued for Jaws for Life and club operations. Memorial Hall badminton use discussed without final funding.
The Clearwater Health Centre board endorses recommendations to boost work and health standards including an autoclave for sterilization. They plan Christmas gifts for residents funded from donations and approve four rocking chairs. They also authorize cupboards from Co-op for the pediatric ward as part of facility upgrades.
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