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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1981
Page
1
Revenue Canada’s 1979 earnings report shows doctors at the top with an average $57,500, dentists $51,800, and lawyers $44,600. Government employees and staff at publicly supported institutions dominate the broad category, with teachers and professors averaging $21,988. Federal government salaries also noted.
Bureaucrats led with 17587 yearly dollars, provincial 16547, municipal 14696 while armed forces personnel averaged 16993. Business enterprises 13691 and institutional workers 12112 followed. Fishermen 12625 and farmers 12598. Authors urge halting public sector strike rights to restore private sector parity.
Snow fell in the area over several days last week and remained on the ground Monday October 26. Rain early Monday froze, making highways slippery. Warmer melting conditions Monday left what happens next uncertain.
A mother wraps her child in a sweater to stay warm as the day grows cool. The garment provides comfort and protection from the chill.
Justice Samuel Freedman administered the oath of allegiance and office to Pearl McGonigal, Manitoba’s first woman lieutenant governor. Premier Sterling Lyon witnessed the ceremony with military honors, including a 15 gun salute and a 100-man guard.
The note urges caution as children in Halloween costumes may cross streets unsupervised. Motorists are asked to drive extra carefully and parents are encouraged to accompany youngsters to homes to ensure a safe Halloween.
Gas barbecue winner Jack MacLeod of Roblin and Toshiba calculator Gwen Craven of R.R. No. 1 Roblin take prizes. Proctor Silex coffee maker goes to Alice Branconnier of San Clara and Salad bowl to Mrs Annie Lunan of Roblin.
Mr and Mrs Louis Branconnier and Horace traveled to Beausejour for a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Larry family. Louis shot a ten pound goose during the trip and the group looks ahead to a goose feast. Bill Burwash attended a wedding reception in Yorkton for Dennis Lachance and Gail Herman at the Holiday Inn on Saturday Oct 24. Visitors at the John Sawatzky home included Eugene Short of Togo and Dick Larson of Portage la Prairie.
Mr and Mrs Jack Beerman traveled to Virden last Monday to mourn their uncle Harold Beerman who passed away. The funeral service drew family members and friends bearing condolences and memories of the deceased.
Mr. MacMaster said the cen tres provide help from resumes to interviews but are not job placement agencies. The Dauphin Centre will offer individual counselling and organize career workshops for special community groups.
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