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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 14, 1981
Page
1
Severe backlash targets Mr. Frank Johnsons Tourism Department after a year start tactic of budgeting guidelines and appointing bodies to approve or reject proposals. Roblin Chamber of Commerce was denied its usual annual grant to offset tourist information costs.
The Tourism Industry Association of Manitoba and Parkland Tourism Association faced criticism after an October decision based on 1980 tourist figures of 419, below the 450 qualifying line, while this year’s information booth assisted 6583 visitors, a 35 percent rise from last year, highlighting concerns over accountability and transparency in provincial tourism advertising.
The comment criticizes biased or shallow views while urging focus on genuine efforts by conscientious workers. It argues for moving beyond glossy distractions and toward constructive evaluation of performance and intent.
UNICEF urges water access as a foundation for health and development, noting 80 percent of deaths tied to unsafe water. Manitoba article explains the Adoption Act privacy and meeting provisions, including an eighteen-year eligibility and director mediation. Public Legal Education Activities provides disclaimer about dated law.
The Canada Safety Council urges shared responsibility for safe Hallowe en with tips for adults and kids. Dress in light flame resistant costumes, wear makeup, walk single file on one side, carry a flashlight, travel in groups, set curfews, avoid stranger homes, inspect gifts, and drivers should be extra cautious. Memorial note wishes memory of Mrs Adolf Edel with donations to Lutheran Hour or Arthritis Society.
Maria Hamburg Bauer died October 2 1981 at 85 after a long illness in Roblin Manitoba. Funeral at St Matthew Lutheran Roblin October 5 with Rev Paul Borchardt presiding. Interment at St John Cemetery Shevlin. Survived by husband William. daughters Mary Wildeman and Hannah Bach. 18 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren 15 great great? (text truncated)
Hot shot columnists attack Joe Clark while praising his rival. The piece notes a Winnipeg singer and a Canada Cup moment. It reports Alberta school vandalism costs over two million dollars in one year and notes cash rewards to deter vandalism, which the writer supports.
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