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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1990
Page
2
Manitoba Conservative MLA Derkach stresses decentralization and rural development. He cites training programs for LPNs and RNs in Roblin and Dauphin, Workforce 2000, small business incentives, and privatization cautions including MANFOR and REPAP. He pledges constituency offices in all riding communities.
Liberal leader Sharon Carstairs speaks with supporters as she discusses health care sharing concerns. She argues that information must be shared to avoid repeated blood tests and streamline referrals from family doctors to specialists.
Roblin Elementary opens with Randy Langstaff as principal and Keith Warner as vice-principal. About 400 to 415 students expected. seven new Goose Lake High staff members include three first year teachers. St. Vladimir's College adds several new teachers and staff. Canadian Liberal leader calls for smarter health spending and tax reform in Manitoba.
Manitoba Agriculture will publish an updated 1990-91 custom feedlot list. Feedlot operators should contact Brian MacDonald at 1129 Queens Avenue Brandon or 726-6358 with feedlot capacity type and cattle to feed. Deadline for additions is September 17 with the list available October 1 through provincial livestock specialists and Agriculture offices.
Al Hunter, president of the Manitoba branch of the Canadian Postmasters and Assistants Association, says 94 of 120 larger rural Post Offices will suffer changes under new delivery standards. The cuts affect about 120 rural employees with hour reductions from one to 20 per week. He cannot name towns due to contractual obligations, and Canada Post officials were unavailable for comment.
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