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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1982
Page
1
Worth questions why governments and civil servants use long words. The piece argues officials prefer jargon over plain language, making simple questions hard to answer. It criticizes bureaucratic communication as opaque and confusing for the public.
Town officials address a moved garage request without siding and set conditions for its placement. They require property line stakes for Ed Yurkin before permits. Parking bylaw aims to curb large units. utilities face funding gaps needing rate study and board approval. Post office boxes to expand. town ads to run in Trade & Commerce Magazine.
Mayor Boguski says the Bank of Roblin closure shows failure of bank management and social obligation. He notes only Dennis Keller, in a year, demonstrated proper operation while questioning if officials acted on dollars and cents rather than community needs. The town weighs the bank's track record and reasons for closing.
The annual HIRE FOR LIFE walk drew more participants and higher pledges, with a postwalk gathering at Holy Redeemer Parish Hall. Trophies will be awarded after all money is collected. executive members urged timely submissions. The mayor criticized a bank action and sought government help to preserve a local branch.
An economy class tour through a home suggests sealing cracks with caulk and weather stripping, adding storm windows, and wearing sweaters. Install an automatic setback thermostat, have heating systems checked, and replace filters monthly. Upgrading insulation to R40 attic and R20 basement may qualify for Manitoba grants or loans.
Continuation notes that bear activity concerns stretch across eastern and western prairies. Mr. Clark attributes the issue to a growing bear population and weather conditions complicating tracking and management.
Manitoba residents are told bears may roam further for food as berry crops dwindle with notes from Mr. Clark that hibernation should begin by late October. Free pamphlets from the Parks Branch offer advice on avoiding bear encounters and actions to take if one occurs. There is currently no bear bounty. within the Black Bear Control area from April 1 to November 30 residents may shoot bears on sight without a license and must report all kills to the Parks Branch within ten days. Contact Parks Branch for boundary lines.
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