25 Mar 1986
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1986
Page
1
Tony Carlson argues UI in Canada has grown into an industrial-like sector while failing to match labor market needs. He notes 170,000 vacancies in small firms and billions spent supporting a U S based system, questioning the political and economic value of the program.
The Roblin MacLeods grand opening featured a time limit prize game where contenders kept only the money they held. Amber Fleury won the 3–7 year old colouring contest with a Lorax plush. Bradley Carriere won the 8–12 year old prize with a fishing rod.
The Canada CFIB urges a large scale overhaul of the US unemployment system. It argues reducing benefit amount and duration will spur job seeking and regional development. Employers in Atlantic Canada back the move hoping to shift the economy toward new business formations and decentralization.
Storozynsky contends he should have been hired to drive the Dauphin route after a Rights Arbitration forced re assignment of the route to Wm. De La Mare and later Neuhofer. He notes Dietrich and Yeroschak followed by Neuhofer have held the post since 1984.
Bella Pronyk Olga Menzal lead the opening event with volunteers Pearl Waggoner Michelle Bailey Nellie Kowalyk Dianne Wandy and Patti Burwash assisting. Saturday draws awarded seven minor prizes including a Black & Decker Li'l Jobber and a portable gas barbecue. Emily Yahodynski won a grand prize of 49 dollars as a tree grown windfall. Macleods promoted an artificial tree packed with one dollar bills for a later draw.
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