30 Sep 1986
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1986
Page
1
The piece argues teachers overlook the shift toward small firms as the main engine of future jobs. It calls for integrating entrepreneurship across all schooling levels, with inspectors, curriculum planners, and teacher education faculties aligning to prepare students to prosper in a evolving economy.
The plan for a care home addition progresses toward blueprints with Clearwater promising community input before decisions. He notes involvement of the ministerial association and service clubs to gauge public feeling.
The article notes a 2.1 birth rate needed for population balance and cites 907,351 abortions recorded since 1970 in Canada. Gallop argues anti-child views threaten the nation's future, describing the current era as desperate for creation.
Proposed rules focus on preventing leaks and pollution from petroleum storage systems and address installer and tester competency. The amendments seek stricter oversight of fuel retailers and facilities to ensure compliance with environmental protections.
Canada Manitoba regulation proposals target aboveground tanks near water with diked containment and remote pumping bans for new underground installations. Interlake region designated sensitive with two zones and 145 facilities undergoing testing within 90 days to two years and five years respectively.
The Ladies Auxiliary met at Vincintyre's on Sept 16 with nine members. Margaret Souter chaired in Eva Steffler’s absence. Minutes by Lil Aitken covered June and Sept Auxiliary meetings. Plans include October rummage sale and Fun Fair table. Sophie Sauchuk won the draw. Doris Johnstone won the contest. Next meeting at Sophie Sauchuk's Oct 21. Visitors welcome.
Calder winner Marlene Miller takes a $50 travel voucher. D. Furtney and Gladys Shearer win $25 and $50 travel vouchers. Prizes include travel bags for Corey Houston, Darrel Wohlgemuth, and Mike Yakimishyn. clothing draws go to Maxine Bouvier, Eleanor Davis, and Bev Senko. A picture wall clock goes to Dwayne Debryk. Harold Edel receives a half pork, and L Tkaczuk wins a $100 Roblin Investment Service certificate. An air band novelty segment closes the show.
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