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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1981
Page
1
Postmaster General Andre Ouellet doubted small business harm from the 42 day postal strike. A Canadian Federation of Independent Business survey of 1,242 members shows costs to small and medium firms at $3 billion and over two million man-days lost.
The text argues that delays and layoffs from postal strikes devastate smaller businesses, causing emotional and financial strain. It suggests the Postmaster General minimizes losses, supports workers striking, and calls for eliminating the right to strike in the postal service to prevent repeat damage.
An American physician sold over two thousand neck collars in twelve months claiming they cure snoring. An Ottawa government employee sought paid paternity leave, and a Labour Board adjudicator denied the claim.
Michael Yakimishyn Director of Research with Manitoba Education will serve as rapporteur for the Canadian delegation at the Inter national Conference on Education in Geneva Switzerland from November 10 to 19. The conference convened by the International Bureau of Education a UNESCO unit gathers ministers and senior officials to discuss trends themes and productive work.
Sheila Maureen Keast and William John Russell were married on September 26 1981 at Knox United Church Roblin Manitoba Rev Glenna Beauchamp officiated with Bob Keast organist and Mrs Marcia Rose as soloist. The couple's families and bridal party attended a reception and dance following the ceremony.
Rob Russell spoke grace as the groom’s brother. Master of ceremonies Norm Krolman delivered a humorous toast. The bride’s uncle Nes Mudry of Winnipeg proposed the toast to the bride, John responded. Niece Tannis Keast signed the guest book. Neil Mudry and cousins Greg and Katherine Mudry provided music. Guests traveled from Haney BC, Toronto, Calgary, Winnipeg, Dauphin, Coulter and Melita. The couple will reside in Winnipeg.
Roblin Northstars beat the Grandview Comets 6 to 2 in an exhibition on Sunday night November 16 1981. The young line of Brad Bulback Scott Gaber and Kelly Keast impressed the crowd. Terry Strashein starred in goal with solid defense and timely stops. Scorers included Scott Gaber two goals Tim Messinbird one goal two assists Bill Solotwinski one goal Brad Bulback one goal one assist Hubert Carriere one goal one assist and Kelly Keast two assists Terry Nattrass one assist.
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