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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 19, 1982

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Pawley budget unveils record deficit and payroll taxes

Finance Minister Vic Schroeder released the Pawley governments first budget showing a 334.5 million deficit up 32.7 percent with 700 million in planned capital spending up 40 percent and total spending near 2.8 billion while revenues reach 2.5 billion. The plan adds 450 civil servants and borrows 150 million from the Canada Pension Plan plus 750 million in markets. A 1.5 percent payroll tax begins July 1 1982 to fund health and education critics call the budget heavy on hidden taxes and warn of higher sales and payroll taxes ahead. The opposition and editors critique the fiscal path and point to older Conservative projects as real economic fuel.

Vic Schroeder Pawley M.L.A Canada Pension Plan N.D.P Schroeder Manitoba Government of Canada Lyon Winnipeg Free Press Francis Russell Winnipeg Sun Bertrand Richard Burke Roblin Russell Credit Union Caisse Populaire Sterling Lyon Western Hydro Manfor Pas Law Courts Saskatchewan Flin Flon Rossburn Roblin Roblin-Russell Howard Pawley

Three New Stamps To Go On Sale In May

Ottawa announce three new definitive stamps for May 11 issued by Canada Post. Domestic letters get two designs, one a Queen Elizabeth II portrait with a maple leaf and the other a 60 cent overseas stamp showing an urban street scene in Central Canada.

Ottawa Andre Ouellet Canada Post Corporation Canada Inglis 4Th Avenue S.W 1St Avenue Roblin 4Th Ave N.W Smith Drive Spear Drive 2Nd Ave. S.W First Avenue Elm Avenue St. Vlad’s College 2Nd Avenue N.W PTH Shortdale Merringue Petlura Shell Valley Shellmouth Saskatchewan Lake of the Prairies Roblin Trailer Court

Birth of Logan Parker Julian Jack Alexander

Grant and Penny Zimmer announce the birth of their son Logan Parker Julian Jack Alexander on February 18 1982 at Finn Flon General Hospital. He weighed 6 pounds 134 ounces and was 18 inches long. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jack Haberstock and Mr and Mrs J F Zimmer with great grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Mohr Sr all of Roblin Man

Grant Penny Zimmer Logan Parker Julian Jack Alexander Finn Flon General Hospital Jack Haberstock J. F. Zimmer Ed Mohr Sr Roblin Man

Storozynsky announces engagement of Anna Marie Storozynsky

Mr and Mrs Ernest Storozynsky reveal the engagement of their second oldest daughter Anna Marie to Con stable Tom son of Mr and Mrs Walter Wasiuta of Winnipeg Manitoba. The wedding is set for June 19 1982 in Roblin Manitoba.

Ernest Storozynsky Anna Marie Constable Tom Walter Wasiuta Winnipeg Man Roblin Manitoba

Manitoba border towns press for 20 percent gas tax cut

A councillor raised a resolution to urge the provincial government to cut the gasoline tax by 20 percent. The plan calls for sending the resolution to neighbouring Manitoba Saskatchewan border communities and Chambers of Commerce for support. Mayor Boguski noted uncertainty about Westman Media and related developments. The deadline for cable is the 28th with some sources predicting a June completion. M.T.S. has informed.

Chambers of Commerce Manitoba Saskatchewan Boguski Westman M.T.S

Cable system ready for rollout in Roblin area

The mayor announced the cable is installed and ready. He noted Mr. Kines of Westman Media will attend the Chamber of Commerce meeting on May 18 at 7:30 a.m. at the Roblin Motor Inn.

Kines Westman Media Chamber of Commerce Roblin Motor Inn

Town Tourist Sign bid and map panel costs outlined

Mr. Dave Church described the planned Tourist Information sign with space for organizations at their own production cost. The main panel will feature a town map showing public building locations and an estimated $300 cost to the town. Mr. Short noted Chamber membership stands at 55 paid members with 23 invoices outstanding, compared with 66 members last year.

Dave Church

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