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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1978
Page
3
Notes from Agriculture Canada discuss efforts by American cattlemen to block Canadian cattle shipments to northern U.S. markets. The piece highlights how the dispute masks other trade issues and broader impacts on cross-border agriculture.
The United States dominates Canada’s farm trade with the 1976 figures showing Canada exporting 574 million to the U S and importing 1.8 billion in U S agricultural goods. Live cattle and beef exports to the U S are contrasted with U S shipments to Canada. The gap in pork trade remains large.
Manitoba Teachers Society president Ralf Kyritz says salary increases are only slightly above living costs, argues that higher qualifications drive costs, cites 34.85 percent rise over three years vs 36.2 percent wage growth, and defends bargaining with school boards against MAST critiques.
The article explains that despite man-made fibres and permanent press finishes reducing ironing needs, some fabrics still require ironing. It outlines steps to increase ironing efficiency, noting that hand irons consume significant energy.
This article offers tips to reduce ironing effort and energy use. It covers buying no iron fabrics, using permanent press cycles, removing garments promptly from the dryer, and ironing in batches. It also explains heat management, turning the iron off, and cleaning the iron for longevity.
Advice covers nosebleed management with head forward breathing through the mouth pinching the nose for ten minutes and avoiding nose blowing. It also explains frostbite signs waxy white numbness warming guidance and when to seek medical attention, plus blister care and glove removal steps.
The Tummel Beef Club held a December 15 1977 reorganization at Harold Howe’s home electing Carla Murray president Murray Edel vice president Tommy Robin treasurer and Bruce Howe reporter. Eight members attended with several parents present. January meeting at Herb Murray’s drew eight members and parents. speeches were chosen for next meeting. Next meeting set for Garry Zimmer’s home February 21 1978.
Premier Sterling Lyon opened his news conference commending the RCMP and Oak Lake citizens for their actions during the hostage situation. He expressed Manitobans’ sympathy for Mrs Onofrey and family after Constable Onofrey’s death and wished a speedy recovery to Constable Smith and Corporal Hornseth.
A speaker defends policing as essential to a civilized society noting criticisms may arise but emphasizing the bottom line that police work underpins democratic government and everyday relations.
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