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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 01, 1985
Page
1
A discussion on public servants using the strike weapon to pressure for contract demands. The post office is cited as essential service where mail disruption could threaten the public. Two Canadian unions recently threatened walkouts to back their bargaining positions, illustrating the impact of labor action on services.
A Gallup poll for the Coalition Against Postal Abuse shows 56 percent want government to remove postal workers strike rights. In Manitoba 68 percent back it, Ontario 61.3 percent, Quebec 49 percent. Blue collar workers 49 percent agree, housewives 63 percent, professionals 58 percent. The piece argues against strikes in a monopoly essential service and notes impact on millions and small businesses.
A plan to improve Parkland Region information at the Wasagaming visitors center near Clear Lake in Manitoba aims to show visitors more than just the lake. Linda Kaselitz says the region has more to offer and the initiative could yield results for 1985.
Gilbert Plains businesses and organizations were presented to winners after performances. Adjudicators include George Buytendorp Roblin Sister Joan Miller Brandon and Norene Morrow Winnipeg. Selected performances will be invited to Brandon Manitoba. White spruce grows Canada wide and beaver will eat hardwoods when hungry.
National Forest Week will be observed May 5 to 11, 1985 with special activities across Manitoba. Displays and tree distributions planned in Winnipeg Dauphin Brandon The Pas Steinbach and Swan River.
The Roblin Nursery School, a non profit program, operates at Knox United Church basement three days weekly Wednesday Thursday and Friday from 9 30 to 11 30 a m Volunteers and government funding help cover total costs with minimal fees per child.
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