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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 28, 1982
Page
1
A guide urges readers to adopt a realistic personal financial plan to endure recession. It notes high unemployment inflation and bankruptcies, then stresses long term winners will have organized finances. Goals vary from $1,000 in savings to mortgage-free homes.
Mr. Mardon of The Investors Group outlines four major barriers taxation inflation lack of a plan and procrastination. He notes Canadians face heavy taxes across federal provincial and municipal levels and that inflation erodes fixed incomes. He urges solid planning and careful investment choices to counter these challenges.
Nine members of the Roblin Horticultural Society attended the 50th anniversary celebrations of the International Peace Garden held at the new Masonic Auditorium opened in 1981. The event featured color presentations by the Legion and Scouts, an International Music Camp band, and a welcome by Oscar Solberg.
A summer tour by Multicultural Mosaic On Tour showcases Manitoba ethnic performers across communities. Produced by Travel Manitoba and the Department of Cultural Affairs and Historical Resources, the program features groups from Scotland to Chile and the Caribbean. Appearances include Altona, Gimli, Austin, Winnipeg North End, Roblin, Ste Anne and Pine Falls with Roblin Moonshine Daze on September 4 at 2 p.m. Local acts include the XL's Valley River Indian Dancers a Barbershop Quartet and Kid and Sherry Branconnier plus Chilean Millarapue Folk Group Ephram Paul Svenska Dancers and Ukrainian Dancers.
The coming Agricultural Fair Parade will feature an 84 member Swan River Marching Band. Volunteers are urged to meet at the High School Monday morning to help launch the parade.
The Roblin and District Chamber of Commerce organized the fair parade chaired by Mr. Jim Mitchell with excellent weather. CEDM representatives Mr. Jack Henderson and Speedy Curle provided live commentary. Limited coverage due to time and holidays. more photos to follow in August 17, 1982 issue of the Roblin Review.
The report highlights a band reunion effort with remarks from Beast and Darcy Mossing, Evangeline Rebekah Lodge involvement, and help from the Town, clubs, and individuals including the parents, as part of the ongoing initiative.
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