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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 21, 1982
Page
1
An elderly crime prevention guide explains anticipating risk and reducing crime opportunities. It emphasizes how seniors, especially older women, are common targets and urges action with police assistance. It outlines swindles like the pigeon drop and notes both men and women can be con artists.
A police advisory lists common scams such as Bank Examiner, Fence, Funeral Chasers, and Home Repairs. It warns against money interests, outlines mail fraud types, and urges verification, reporting to police, and using good locks and door peep holes to prevent crime.
Community safety tips from Manitoba police outline practical steps for crime prevention. The advisory covers identification of valuables, Neighborhood Watch, door and car safety, and staying vigilant in public spaces. It urges contacting local police or the Manitoba Police Commission for more information.
Advice advises not displaying large sums of money or handbags in public. It urges arranging pension payments by bank, consulting bank managers, avoiding sharing financial details with strangers, and letting go of valuables if grabbed to avoid harm. It suggests money belts and keeping bags tucked under the arm and fleeing if grabbed.
Mayor Andrews praised the brothers for launching a new local business boosting the community. The event included door prizes won by Ron Andrews and Norman Dixon, highlighting community support for the venture.
The Roblin town council discusses sidewalk work by Co-Form of Roblin on Hospital Street and a possible crossing over the No. 5 highway ditch. A cross-walk at Hospital Street and No. 5 is likely. The council approves tagging all town vehicles with the town name, 45 dollars per unit, to be painted by Fran Fran Signs of Grandview.
Holiday visitors joined Mr and Mrs Jack Beerman including Glenn and Lenore Matcyk with their girls from Grande Prairie Alberta.
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