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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 06, 1989

Page

2

CRISP Benefits Boosted as Manitoba Announces Application Deadline

Manitoba residents may apply to the Child Related Income Support Program CRISP for the 1989 90 benefit year beginning July 1 1989. The program offers up to 30 per month per child with income thresholds rising 4.1 percent from last year. Applications available at Portage Avenue Winnipeg office or by phone.

CRISP Winnipeg Manitoba Portage Avenue

Break In At Poyser's Transport Roblin Sparks RCMP appeal

Roblin Manitoba RCMP seek public help after a March 29 1989 break in at Poyser's Transport. An axe damaged a portable safe and the shop while vandals stole a television a car stereo two speaker sets and a portable telephone. Damages and theft total about 3000. Police link the incident to a prior Terry's Drive Inn vandalism and urge tips from the community.

Poyer Roblin Manitoba Poyser Roblin R.C.M.P Terry’s Drive Inn

Crime Stoppers Manitoba Appeal Offers Cash Reward

Crime Stoppers invites tips on Manitoba crimes with a toll free number 1-800-782-8477. No name or court appearance required, and rewards can reach up to 2000 dollars for information leading to resolution.

Manitoba

Duck Mountain Park Reopens After Rain Reduces Fire Risk

Duck Mountain Provincial Park reopened on Friday May 19 after more than an inch of rain eased fire hazards. Backcountry travel remained restricted over the long weekend until Monday. A Department of Natural Resources spokesman said conditions should stay stable and further restrictions unlikely.

Duck Mountain Provincial Park Department of Natural Resources

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