31 Oct 1984
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 31, 1984
Page
1
The piece argues that unemployment prompts government backing and open-ended funding, while agencies stifle private sector growth. It criticizes publicly supported facilities that compete in open markets using government aid to undercut fair prices, fueling controversy.
The letter argues that government bodies including Canada Post, parks, Corcan Industries and Canartech encroach on private enterprise by offering subsidized travel, lodging, energy and research services. It notes Crown corporations undercut independents, costing jobs and profits, and urges fair competition without government gold-plated advantages.
The article notes that time constraints hinder construction without a project manager. It highlights the potential benefits of appointing a manager and states Mr. Maskell offered to serve if the role is filled, citing his considerable field experience.
Winners include Sharon Storczynsky in Child Care at Assiniboine Community College and a double award for her from Sacred Heart Ladies Bursary. Gordon Andrews studies Auto Body at This year the Lions Club raises its bursary to 200. Allison Shearer attends University of Manitoba. Mag Kurtenbach trains as a Veterinary Assistant in Saskatoon. Clifton Lichkowski and Debra Ashby receive Goose Lake High School scholarships for university programs.
The new regulation requires 1986 and later vehicles to have an automatic headlight switch that turns lights on when the engine starts and off when parked. Although costly, the change shifts enforcement to manufacturers and promises brighter daytime visibility, adding about 15 dollars per 10 000 kilometres to driving costs.
Fragmentary report notes ongoing involvement of groups in education and a proposed installation of a device to turn lights on and off. No clear names or dates available.
Draws for prizes provided by local merchants were held and a door prize awarded. Costume contest judged in four age groups with first second and third places. Winners include Kristy Yakymishen, Pam Wallace, Sara Perchaluk, and Todd Maliteare among others. Numerous door prize drawings followed by local business donors.
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