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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1992
Page
2
Mark Torjusen argues that Canada faces high unemployment, rising child poverty, and business departures abroad. He urges ministers to stop political maneuvering and focus on rebuilding infrastructure and restoring jobs, with urgency to prevent further decline.
The Roblin Review is a weekly Tuesday newspaper established in 1912 with deadlines Thursday 5 00 p m for news copy and Friday 10 30 a m for advertising. Office address 119 1st Ave N W Roblin Manitoba P O Box 938 R0L 1P0 and phone number 204 937 8377 with fax 204 937 8212.
Tyndall and area residents invite former residents and friends to a four day Centennial Celebration from July 1 to 4, 1993. The event will feature activities for all ages, opportunities to renew acquaintances, and a welcoming spirit of Tyndall hospitality. An information package is available on request.
Kyla Kembrink of Wolseley spots smoke and runs to warn her father, sparking page one coverage of alert youth. Jeffery Gerestein, five, poses with a sign as he collects stray golf balls and runs a small recycling venture earning $500 in a year. Lindsey Brown of Coulter is also noted for financial talk.
In Melita New Era column, Lind sey a 12 year old gains $400 yearly tending a 150 chicken flock. First Hanna Scout Troop plans a Sweden jamboree with a $15 000 goal, doing windows washing concessions and raffles. Hay Lakes ninth graders publish a 139 page crime themed novel titled Divided They Fall.
Manitoba Health Minister Don Orchard urges shifting resources to balance hospital and home care, promoting community based health services. He notes the lack of a four year nursing degree in Brandon and calls for volunteers to boost Terry Fox Run sites as part of cancer research appeals.
The article notes Brandon University wants a four year nursing degree but has not received government approval. Rural students prefer BU for its personal campus, while current students must travel to Winnipeg for the degree. Residents are urged to contact their MLA to press for approval to expand nursing education in Westman.
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