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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 1985
Page
9
A family guide outlines two fruitcake recipes with orange and cranberry components, plus a nutty pecan sherry version. It provides step by step mixing, baking times, and storage tips for ahead planning and peak flavor.
The Prairie Canola Growers' Council extends the cash advance application deadline to January 15, 1986 due to late program start and government approval delays. Director Charlie Froebe clarifies that advances are loans not taxable until crop sale and urges growers to apply through local elevators or canola crushers. The council oversees the program for eight western grain companies on behalf of Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta associations.
The Bumper to Bumper store in Roblin Manitoba requests unwrapped toys and canned food through December 18 for distribution by Roblin Firemen. The drive spans all 200 Bumper to Bumper locations with a free windshield ice scraper for each donation.
Ruby Reske Naurocki reports that over 300 farm women from all groups and farm organizations met in Charlotte town, P.E.I. for three days of talks and workshops. The consensus urged action on farm credit debt issues, fair commodity prices, opposition to free trade, and a national network to coordinate farm women’s involvement and alliance building.
The Manitoba Human Rights Act gives equal housing opportunities and prevents denial based on single status or other protected traits. Exceptions include single-sex buildings and elderly-designated housing. If denied, contact the Manitoba Human Rights Commission at 946-3007 in Winnipeg or 1-800-282-8069 toll free. seek expert advice for specific problems.
Ottawa reports Brian White M.P. announces Thunder Hill Court Residents of Benito have received a 1504 dollar grant under Health and Welfare Canada's New Horizons program to support recreational activities. A banked shuffleboard helps seniors join regional Olympic playoffs and organize activities.
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