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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1983
Page
1
A half dozen sponsors and Katimavik participants met in the Co op on March 19 1983 to review the second rotation group activities before they depart Roblin on March 28 1983. Participants found some activities boring exciting or disorganized but enjoyed activities with the Chamber of Commerce which made them feel part of the community.
Sally Case helped stabilize early disorganization as Katimavik participants engaged with the Art Council Recreation Commission and high school staff. They praised tasks like secretarial work and cataloging while noting photocopying time, and hosts anticipate more participants in future rotations.
The Roblin Credit Union plans an April 8 meeting at Holy Redeemer Parish Hall with a 9 30 dance social and buffet lunch at 11. Tickets cover the dance and meal, available at the credit union office. The change follows a popular post opening social and may recur if successful.
The article notes planned March 31 arrival and April 5 start for participants in Roblin. It details Careerstart provisions including increased wage subsidies and possible extended assistance for hiring native or disabled youth, plus a New Ventures pilot for a few youths to pursue community benefit or practical business education. Officials anticipate strong demand and emphasize Jobs Fund flexibility. Employers can obtain Careerstart forms from Winnipeg offices or regional offices. The piece also includes board officers for 1983 and committee roles, ending with a subscription renewal reminder.
Discussion centers on tightening contract checks with new boundaries. Local appointees include Mr. Baumung and Mr. Caldwell on the Alcohol Foundation of Manitoba and MPIC boards. Mrs. Jakeman reports the operation nets about $15 million and notes focus on seat belt laws and life insurance.
A commentator notes that today’s TV commercials have evolved into their own art form with a distinct audience. The speaker recalls audience remarks that ads are necessary yet intrusive and ill timed, often seen as a nuisance.
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