Goose Lake Park Picnic Area Not A Dog Toilet
Editorial calls Goose Lake Park in Roblin South a space for camping and picnics, not a dog toilet. It condemns owners who let dogs defecate there then drive off, leaving messes for others to clean.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1982
Page
1
Editorial calls Goose Lake Park in Roblin South a space for camping and picnics, not a dog toilet. It condemns owners who let dogs defecate there then drive off, leaving messes for others to clean.
Roblin residents urge dog owners to clean up after pets and picnickers to restore tables and dispose of trash. They remind campers and picnickers water from the park tap is for local use and water theft is unfair. They condemn tire spins that damage camping areas and urge everyone to leave sites clean for visitors.
A teen remembers a routine school day turned fatal after borrowing a car against his mother's wishes. He narrates going fast for freedom and passing a slow pedestrian before a deafening crash. He awakens to quiet, implying death.
A teenager recounts horrific injuries and funeral scenes as he pleads not to be buried. He describes being unable to move in a hospital setting, the shock of his family, and a desperate plea for one more chance to live. The account blends distressing medical imagery with grief of parents and relatives.
The article notes a MEDIA GROUP project covering 165 000 acres with potential up to 320 000 acres once the plant operates fully. Mr Cuff reports about 161 000 acres already contracted and favorable producer response. A key perk for CSP producers is immediate cash for their product, aiding the Russell area as the plant progresses.
The Recreation Commission has not formalized plans yet and has asked municipalities and organizations for suggestions on site use. The Agricultural Society seeks a race track. Councillor Nykyforak will raise the issue at the next meeting. Neil Hayes noted grant facilities of about 7000 dollars and a forthcoming provincial cheque. The pool faced delays from pump holes and chlorinator issues due to hard water. swimming lessons registration is high and an extra program may be added later if needed.
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