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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1990
Page
2
Roblin and Goose Lake High offer a 50 hour GED preparation course running Thursday nights 7 to 9 30 with two previous successful years. The October 25 start seeks higher enrollment and includes math English literature and related topics with a $125 fee plus texts.
Hunter Manitoba CPAA president says fear of closures and hours cuts drove record attendance at Brandon meeting on September 30. Delegates cited 18 offices closed, 39 replaced by commissions, 27 under review, with 98 hours cut or changed and 22 laid off. A gag order and distrust of Canada Post were also noted.
More than 12 million Canadians mark Co op Week and Credit Union Day October 14 to 20. Lyndon Hillier of the Canadian Co operative Association notes co ops span industries from agriculture to finance and provide jobs and leadership in communities.
A town delegation debates handling waste at the dump with proposals to confine dumping to the pit, employ controlled burning by town staff, and fence the area to curb burning and illegal deposits. Residents hope a new landfill site will resolve ongoing concerns.
Dennis Clarke of Gardewine North describes the process for adding a second trucking firm in Roblin as semi-judicial with a public hearing for objections. He notes many carriers serve Dauphin and cites cases where new authority increased local service from two to five days weekly.
Revenue Canada officials tour Roblin on Thursday for a free one hour GST seminar aimed at business and consumers. Advisory manager Doug McLean notes strong response and urges early registration to access credits. Session runs 8 p.m. at Chicken Delight banquet room.
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