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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1971
Page
5
The Parkland Regional Development Inc board adopts a policy paper launching a major new regional development emphasis. It creates four standing committees and district advisory panels to coordinate community growth, data gathering, and investment, while directing staff to monthly site visits and prioritize region-wide projects over local issues.
A reader argues that global arms spending reaching 180 billion dollars fails to ensure safety. The piece contends unrest persists and true refuge comes from faith in Jesus Christ, citing John 10 28 and Matthew 11 28 as sources of eternal security and peace.
Ottawa reports that on April 14 1971 the Canada Department of Agriculture licensed two rapeseed varieties Span a Polish type and Zephyr an Argentine type Zephyr suited to southern Manitoba and the southeastern area of the province the announcement notes its broader adaptation and potential production impact
The Saskatchewan program outlines improved seed for 1972 with Span and Zephyr varieties developed by Dr. Keith Downey at Saskatoon. Span, from a Polish land race, yields near Echo and Polar, matures earlier, and has strong lodging resistance. Zephyr matures like Target, yields above Oro, and aims to replace Oro with similar oil and protein in line with future production.
Word was received Sunday April 18 of the death of Father Peter Lapputa in Chesapeake City Maryland USA. Father Lapputa spent a number of years at St Vladimir's College at Roblin Manitoba.
Warm weather brings ideas for spring and summer clothes. A family fashion show helps see fit and alterations needed. Rework garments with hems, trims, and ruffles. trim sleeves or convert pieces into shorts. Include children in shopping lists for coordinated updates and ownership.
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