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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1981
Page
1
UNICEF and local school children support the International Water Supply and Sanitation Decade. In October UNICEF works with governments in 111 developing countries to provide clean water for child health. Children collect coins at Halloween and learn water's daily importance.
UNICEF Canada funds safe water programs in Gambia Nicaragua Papua New Guinea Mali and Jordan to reduce water borne diseases and lessen the burden of collecting water for families. The appeal urges Canadians to support Trick or Treat for UNICEF this Halloween to aid these efforts.
The 1981-82 CCDP aims to provide 24 000 jobs with emphasis on women youth natives and disabled persons. To learn more about proposals sponsors eligibility and forms contact the nearest Canada Employment Centre. Deadline for applications is October 5th.
Canada’s unemployment insurance system draws criticism as jobless rates hover above 7 percent and employers struggle to hire skilled workers. Critics say generous benefits deter work, with payments up to 189 per week, while Ottawa contemplates sweeping changes amid rising debt.
Anthony Henday, Hudson’s Bay fur trader, is credited as the first white man to visit Alberta and see the Rocky Mountains. He entered Alberta on September 11, 1754 near Chauvin, continuing to Baxter Lake and Edgerton area where he joined a Cree buffalo hunt.
Merchants and residents criticize lax police presence in Roblin citing rising accidents. Jaywalking fines of 25 dollars are urged, with calls for stricter enforcement and a possible one way Main Street to reduce injuries and vandalism.
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