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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 14, 1980
Page
1
An opinion piece argues vandalism constitutes theft from the public, noting every act of damage costs time and money to replace or repair, diverting resources from community needs. The author condemns vandalism as a harmful, costly crime that harms neighborhoods and taxpayers.
The writer laments vandalism as theft from future improvements and public services. They argue such acts waste funds meant for progress, cause cleanup costs, and call for culprits to repair or replace the damage they've caused.
Manitoba Agriculture Minister Jim Downey welcomed $4.4 million in federal hog stabilization payments for 1979 to 1980, part of a $46 million national program. The subsidy covers hogs marketed in Manitoba, with eligible producers up to 5,000 head, and requires sale slips and grading certificates for eligibility.
Genialefore st. Allen Bewcyk of Burnaby British Columbia visited with his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Bewcyk. Allen also attended the Convocation of his sister Marianne at Brandon University. Marianne received her degree in Bachelor of Education 30
Representatives described available assistance for pool operation and related water safety programs. They outlined services, eligibility, and how communities can access resources to improve safety and pool management.
The RBC programs note a May 11 fun run and a summer tennis schedule while a donkey baseball game is planned for June. The Lions Club may host the event and the Kinsmen consider a pro wrestling show. The arena concession rent remains unpaid and Burger Hut of Churchbridge owes $400 plus other supplier debts. Dave McGill volunteers to collect owed rent as Kreiser investigates reapplying for a summer recreation director post.
Officials consider refining program explanations to influence a funding decision. The aim is to clarify goals, outcomes, and cost benefits to secure favorable authorization.
The committee explained how the pool would offer swimming lessons open slots public swimming and adult lessons. A brief meeting was held with the Red Cross to discuss standards and coordination.
A letter from the Minister of Fitness and Sports outlines a commission formed to fund sound equipment. Goose Lake High’s request for student support for the International Peace Garden Athletic Camp is denied due to unsettled budget and a vacant secretary treasurer post. Moonshine Daze seeks arena use for Labor Day. a follow up letter will address fire and liquor standards. A $500000 cheque arrives from a disbanded Parkland sports group redistributing funds locally. Elmer Billows of Dauphin informs workshops are available for recreation program topics.
The treasurer along with a new duties version for the recreation director were presented. Commission members approved and accepted the proposed job descriptions for the secretary treasurer and recreation director. The pool committee informed the commission that a duties list for all pool employees has been drafted and will be discussed soon with the job committee and pool staff.
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