Roblin Considers Repealing Store Hour By laws
Town of Roblin to vote on repealing By-law No 472 as amended by By-law No 502 on February 11 1981. Advertisements urge business owners to submit representations by the date and express views for or against uniform hours amid confusion caused by irregular shop hours.
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Blindness Week Marks 35th Anniversary Education Drive
The 35th White Cane Week marks Blindness awareness with CNIB and the Canadian Council of the Blind co sponsoring an education week. Robert notes CNIB's volunteer effort to expand services to Canadians facing vision problems across the country.
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Canadian Council of the Blind
The
Canadian National Institute For
CNIB
Canada
Robert
White Cane Week urged support for blindness prevention
F Mercer of CNIB calls during White Cane Week for public awareness of blindness prevention and CNIB services. He encourages volunteering such as driving, shopping with, or reading to visually impaired individuals and promotes Eye Bank pledge cards to donate eyes for corneal transplants. The campaign slogan is Blindness Is Everyone's Concern.
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F. Mercer
CNIB
Eye Bank of Canada
The Fragile Post Office
A British Columbia small business owner received two damaged insured items by mail and filed a claim with the post office. Officials rejected the claim, labeling the goods fragile. The article examines the post office’s definition of fragile and its implications.
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Post Office
Canada Postal Service Struggles Prompt Call for Reform
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business with 57,000 members reports tone of frustration over postal service reliability. Widespread complaints include damaged shipments and questioned tensile strength of materials. Observers urge common sense and potential redefinition of fragile in handling and delivery systems.
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Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Canada
Pee Wees Sweep League Games Amid High-Scoring Battles
The Roblin Pee Wees posted a 9-6 win by the B team in a goalie-less 5-on-ice start on Jan 6. Cockerill and Landry led with two goals each. A team members added multiple scores and assists as both squads kept pace through Jan dates and games in Grand View, Russell, and Foxwarren.
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Roblin
Donald Landry
Rodney Ricker
Deon Cockerill
Wade Andrews
Allen Yeo
Craig McMillan
Wayne Weber
Barry, Pitt
Robert Becker
Darren Emerson
Grant Souter
Kevin Shearer
Grandview
Pee Wee
D'Arcy Ziprick
Billy Bowley
Dwayne Buliziuk
Barry Pitt
Russell
Foxwarren
Barry Pitz
D’arcy Ziprick
Shawn Cockerill
Regional resolutions pushed at Dauphin-Ochre School meeting
Four resolutions brought by the Dauphin-Ochre School Division addressed legal drinking age revisions school bus specifications and funding public property vandalism campaigns with hunter safety topics. Northwestern regional director reported a 380 percent fire insurance premium refund for divisions in the Manitoba Schools Insurance Program. John Murray outlined dental plans municipal assessments and legal services and gave 1980 convention updates.
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Department of Education
Mast, Mass
MASBO
Northwestern
Manitoba
Hawryluk
MAST
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
John Murray
Murray
Foxwarren Routs Roblin B squad 13 2 in hockey clash
Foxwarren overwhelmed Roblin B 13 to 2. Roblin’s Wade Andrews Deon Cockerill and Allen Yeo each scored or assisted once as goalie Ted Demkin shuttled between teams, keeping busy in the cross game action.
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Foxwarren
Roblin
Wade Andrews
Deon Cockerill
Allen Yeo
Ted Demkin
Town Payer Plan Tabled as Insurance Talks Continue
The council halted the letter and questionnaire awaiting insurance negotiations with local insurers to cover the upcoming period. Depending on offers, it may review the Association proposal while Westman Media Cablevision stays informed.
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Westman Media Cablevision
Council shifts Roblin cablevision date to 1982
The council announces a date change for the Roblin cablevision hookup from August 31 1981 to February 28 1982. Councillor Charles Brade raises complaints about waste disposal practices and mentions garbage collectors spending long hours at certain business sites.
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Cablevision
Charles Brade
Brade
Town tackles garbage disposal delays and Council actions
Town urges residents to avoid 45 gallon barrels and improve disposal practices as hauling slows. At a Jan meeting, Council hired Walter Doering as Memorial Hall caretaker and discussed a $42 525 annual constable cost, up 126 percent from prior. Federal RCMF proposals were rejected for high costs, with further vetting planned by the Solicitor General to settle future contracts.
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Walter Doering
Memorial Hall
Mercier
Council
Canada
RCMF
Puncil
Solicitor General
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