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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1989
Page
2
Roblin hockey fans greet the Northstars with enthusiasm while noting the cold Ice Palace rink. The piece urges upgrading the arena to attract larger crowds for minor hockey, ringette, broomball, and figure skating, leveraging Community Places grants to improve comfort and revenues.
Poetic reflection on geese flying to mark seasons and the idea that both geese and men endure trials to survive and thrive. It contrasts natural endurance with human effort to train and lead, claiming strength and responsibility shape a nation.
Celeste LaRocque writes to the editor praising Royal Bank staff in Roblin for their friendliness and courteous treatment. She notes they greet townspeople on the street and contribute to Roblin's welcoming atmosphere.
A long profile on Fr. Lucien Larre details his busy schedule and persuasive public speaking while sources refuse to be named. The piece notes assault allegations by patients at Bosco Homes and contrasts TV reports with guarded interviews and a controversial legacy.
The narrator reflects on a man described as a true iconoclast whose path defied expectations. He might have become a parish priest if he had followed the rules, yet he built Bosco Homes and stayed out of regular contact with society.
Dauphin Correctional Centre remand prisoners have limited rights and an escape occurred after a prisoner seized a momentary lapse at the north side fence. The editorial calls for a review of remand policy and constant supervision to prevent future breaches.
Premier Gary Filmon and Family Services minister Charlotte Oleson face a tough public relations battle over day care salaries and spaces for the mentally handicapped. The piece argues governments wrestle with emotion and image more than roads and sewers when funding care for children and workers.
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