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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
1
The piece warns that late season ice becomes weak as temperatures rise and surface changes are deceptive. Red Cross Water Safety urges caution for spring fishermen and outdoor ice users to avoid dangerous, honeycombed ice that can collapse under pressure.
The Canadian Red Cross Water Safety Service reminds readers to wear life jackets, stay low in small craft, tell someone plans, carry radio and emergency gear, check boats, dress in layered clothing, avoid alcohol, and be back before nightfall to reduce cold water danger.
Governor Hanuschak unveils a plan to lift per-student aid dramatically by tapping property taxes. The proposal seeks about 14 million dollars more funding, aiming to triple or quadruple current grant levels in many districts.
Education Minister Ben Hanuschak announced changes to The Public Schools Act that raise provincial contributions by about 14 million dollars. Per-student grants rise from 18 to 50 dollars, with further increases to 53 to 71 depending on division assessments, and the province’s share climbs from 75 to 80 percent. The measures, effective January 1, aim to lower property taxes for residents and farms as school divisions pass on benefits.
Mrs. Pearle Limb extends gratitude to Dr. Paul and Roblin Hospital staff for care during illness. Thanks to relatives and friends for cards, treats, and visits. Acknowledgments to the ladies who organized and served a lovely funeral lunch and to specific helpers including Mrs. Lupichuk Nykyforak Nykolaishyn Glusek Wizniaks Worbeck Rose Ann Cormier Ruth Debbie Maluga Peter Maluga Ann Yaroshuk and Mary Hammond.
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