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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 27, 1989
Page
5
The piece argues for a cold weather policy that prioritizes student safety over attendance. It cites frostbite risk, bus breakdowns, and heater failures, urging districts to base decisions on weather conditions rather than vehicle reliability and to consider bus radios for emergencies. It mentions Yorkdale and Intermountain as examples.
A Roblin District Health Centre letter to the public urges proper use of out-patient services. It warns that heavy patient loads strain staff, raise costs, and reduce care quality when services are used for non emergencies or routine prescriptions. It promotes clinic appointments for non urgent needs and reserves out-patient emergency care for true emergencies.
A letter from Mildred Pettigrew of Victoria urges donations to Operation Eyesight Universal to fund cataract operations in developing countries. A $25 donation restores sight and provides a physician signed post card with patient details, with tax receipts issued to donors in Canada.
Prairie Perspective highlights Andrew Wilson’s heartfelt note to Albert and Lorraine Pope of Vermilion thanking them for Danny Pope’s heart donation after his death in Rivers. The letter reflects on organ donation, memory, and gratitude amid local and provincial human interest stories.
Manitoba loses more than 10 000 residents to other provinces through September as drought and low grain prices squeeze farmers. Opposition blames government inaction while Premier Filmon touts investment reforms and hopes for federal drought aid and a safety net to curb the exodus. Roger Matas reports from CJOB Winnipeg.
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