Manitoba Youth Job Centre opens for 1995
Bev Johnstone, new office manager, announces the Manitoba Youth Job Centre summer start with many youths registered. The centre offers a free referral service for employers and the public, matching job orders with two to three suitable students aged 12 to 24, with parental consent required for under 16.
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Parental Consent and Odd Job Squad Signups At Youth Centre
The Manitoba Youth Job Centre invites parents to sign a consent form for centre work and urges youths aged 12 to 16 to join the Odd Job Squad for special events. The centre, at 129 2nd Ave. N Gogal's Furniture, operates 9 to 5 Monday through Friday and offers tasks for Roblin youth seeking work.
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No parking violations raise alarms in Roblin
Roblin authorities warn drivers to respect handicapped stalls and keep back alleys clear for emergency vehicles. Project Phonebuster, a joint effort by police and consumer agencies, aims to prosecute telemarketing fraud under the Criminal Code. National Police Week runs May 14–20, 1995 with an open house May 19 at the Roblin Fire Hall.
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