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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1985
Page
1
Mainstream Canada outlines Michael Wilson’s tight budget task amid a plunging dollar and rising interest rates. Ottawa grapples with cabinet discontent over last fall’s policies as it seeks a longer term plan to stabilize the economy and reduce unemployment.
The piece argues for a bold deficit reduction in the Spring budget to restore investor confidence and stabilize the dollar. It urges government action across levels to overhaul unemployment insurance, boost competitiveness, and accept tough losses for noncompetitive firms to meet the United States on inflation, rates, and productivity. It ends with encouragement to Mr. Wilson for a decisive, collective effort.
Members of the Roblin Ladies Curling Club and Roblin Kinettes will canvass homes on April 15 to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. Joan Smith notes April as the Society’s major fundraising push with public awareness efforts and a library display in Roblin.
The article notes a solicitor's view that a school bus driver acts as a parent figure and may administer discipline within reasonable bounds. Trustees stress zero tolerance for disruptive behavior due to safety risks, and call for cooperation to protect students from serious harm.
In Ottawa style debate the Progressive Conservatives led by James Downey press Premier Pawley and the NDP to block a 12 per hog tariff set for April 1. Downey warns of impact on a $5 million American hog market and potential farm bankruptcies amid questions on cabinet aides and day care funding policies.
Manitoba travelling market praised for supporting local Roblin Council and Roblin District Chamber involvement. High Arctic plans a 500 page cookbook with a Celebrity Section and invites Roblin's mayor for a 100 word bio and a recipe submission. Competition offers 500 dollars for best slogan to encourage shopping locally. Flyers reach 550 towns monthly. cookbook sales projected over 200000 copies.
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