16 Feb 1977
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 16, 1977
Page
1
The Roblin Review notes a call for generosity as Red Cross volunteers canvass in March. The piece contrasts public need with the hope that fate won t require such services, and mentions programs like Water Safety Youth Campaign Nursing Services and more.
About 200 000 Manitobans were personally touched by the Red Cross last year and many more connected through the chain of aid. The article highlights blood transfusions, free medical equipment, bedding and clothing for disasters, and Red Cross programs like Youth and Women’s Work across 40 depots in Manitoba.
Agriculture Canada outlines a 1976 slaughter cattle program based on 95 percent of the five year average price. Payments total about 45 million dollars, with quarterly adjustments and a 2,000 head limit per producer. Eligible cattle must be slaughter cattle, with range-wide support and a safety margin against price swings.
Ford of Canada presents a four part guide to winter driving safety and efficiency. Start by warming the engine briefly and clear snow and ice from vents and lights. Defrost the windshield, keep windows clean, use lights early, and avoid high idle. When moving, ease off the gas to prevent spinning and use second gear if needed. In deep snow, rock the car gently and maintain space when parking. Turn front wheels to clear a path before driving out.
Bank guidance explains using tax savings opportunities through a First Canadian Retirement Savings Plan to multiply savings. It notes several plan options, and the option of borrowing from a Bank of Montreal manager to fund an A.A.S.P investment.
Port and proof of slaughter must be provided with applications. Farms will be available at public stockyard provincial agricultural offices and all district agriculture Canada offices. Feedlot operators must have owned cattle for at least 45 days before slaughter to be eligible for payment. A cattle sold rail grade will be adjusted to a liveweight basis.
Americans facing inflation find vegetable gardening helps cut costs. Tomatoes peppers radishes onions lettuce cucumbers are popular. fencing doubles garden space for climbers. Protect crops from pests with non persistent sprays and garden dust, then enjoy the harvest and budget relief.
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