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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1976
Page
3
Gift ideas for grandfathers include cheeses subscriptions taxi vouchers and hobby starter kits. A feature on converting fruit cake recipes to metric measures explains ingredient swaps baking temperatures and pan prep for a rich three kilogram dark fruit cake.
A humorous snippet reports a Commons member quipping about kids needing a nickel bar and includes a Confucius quip on colors. An overheard diner chat at the St Regis Hotel mentions a newspaper ad for quitting smoking, ending with a bold quip about quitting for free.
The Canadian Wheat Board announced new rules to close a loophole in its quota system. Open quotas will apply only to grain delivered for immediate sale starting November 15. Farmers must sell non Board feed grain at delivery with a cash or deferred cash ticket.
February typically shows the fewest traffic deaths in Canada, not due to shorter month but fewer trips and winter adaptation. The Canada Safety Council advocates safer driving as December marks Safe Driving Week, noting drivers adjust too slowly and suggesting monthly campaigns.
On Thursday November 25 611 head of livestock passed through the Weiller and Williams Auction Mart Roblin Manitoba including 611 cattle 4 sows 2 boars 19 weanling pigs 65 feeder pigs and 5 horses. Prices listed show Feeder Pigs at 91 50 and Weanling Pigs 18 50 to 28 50 with various cuts for butcher steers and cows.
Federal transport minister Otto Lang rejects claims he spent over 740000 on flights since 1973. He argues critics urge ministers to avoid air travel for legitimate trips, insisting such a stance would force them to remain in Ottawa.
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