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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1995
Page
2
Parents of Goose Lake High School and St. Vlad's grads worry more about their children's future. The 43 Goose Lake and six St. Vlad's graduates confront a tougher job market and higher costs, compared with parents a generation earlier.
The column notes June 18 1995 as Tax Freedom Day in Manitoba, when incomes have paid all levels of tax and leave the rest in pockets. It laments high taxes and contrasts public acceptance with demands for gun registration, urging attention to fiscal priorities.
Readers are invited to send letters by mail or fax to the newspaper office. The notice outlines submission options and contact method for public comments and opinions.
A writer recounts a confrontation with a grey dog owner at Goose Lake Park about picking up droppings near an RV. Several other dogs and owners are mentioned as uncooperative, with the writer noting spent money in town and concern over parasites while camping.
A Saskatchewan column compares Melfort's Community Bond dollars with Wakaw's pool fund concept. Ron Phillips advocates dissolving the bond and refunding $300000 after failed proposals, while Wakaw plans a pre identified value added fund. Bow Island’s Fred Mellen stresses local initiative for prairie communities.
The speaker urges leaders to attract investment from plant producers and those with financial stakes in communities. They discuss refunds of funds in Melfort Nipawin and Prince Albert, and the need to create local employment through available capital while warning against breaking up pools of capital.
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