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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
2
The piece reflects on winter comforts and contrasts them with enduring hardship. It urges awareness of medical and mental health needs, noting that such services are provided in our province.
Predictions for 1964 show cautious optimism in Canada with prospects of continued growth and a steady economy. Job creation for 150,000 entrants yearly hinges on maintaining about 6 percent growth while addressing a looming equity capital shortage and a persistent balance of payments issue. Total disbursements total $11,753.93.
The Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba requests support during January to fund rehabilitation services. Volunteers conduct house to house fund drives culminating in Mothers' March, with funds largely from March of Dimes, government grants, workshop sales, and client fees. The annual report shows over $700,000 used for the disabled.
In memory of Reuben Poyster who died January 1 1960 wife Peart recalls a deep memory and enduring love. Michael Chopiak father and grandfather remembered January 13 1961 with lines of kindness integrity and sorrow. Sincerely by Mary family and by son Fred Madeline and Janet.
The speaker forecasts 1964 as a good year with increased consumer spending and a booming economy if taxes are reduced and prices stay stable. With better relations between business and labor, Canada could see steady progress, more jobs, and a strong two year outlook driven by competitive pricing and capital use.
A 1964 kickoff column captures lighthearted quotes from the St Regis cigar stand and Red River Room. Observations include a Winnipeg belt buckle incident and tax jests about the Canadian dollar, with lines on dialect diversity and a cheeky note to stay cheerful for the new year.
Mrs Ed Waggoner expresses sincere thanks to friends neighbors relatives and the Shell River W-1 for help during Eds treatments in Winnipeg and for well wishes and treats at Grace Hospital.
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