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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 22, 1973
Page
1
The text argues forests must serve multiple roles beyond timber, including water conservation, wildlife habitat, and recreation. It notes two recreational uses: enjoying forest surroundings and hunting or fishing, and says each animal has a role, with no species wholly destructive or wholly useful.
The article discusses predator prey dynamics with fishers and porcupines, and cycles where squirrels and martens regulate each other. It notes that balance in nature is not a fixed point but a swaying equilibrium, and highlights growing value of preserving natural conditions for people and for recreation.
A historical piece extols home freezers noting Clarence Birdseye's influence. It lists time savings vitamin retention meal planning and economic advantages for preserving meats fruits and vegetables. It highlights ready meals for emergencies and convenience for homemakers.
Pictures as windows reveal the world through re productions by the Winnipeg Art Gallery. Travelling exhibitions open many windows to distant times and places while showing fantasy scenes and the magic of_ifami.
The eighth in a series of shows will run at Roblin Intermediate School from February 19 to March 11. It features 14 reproductions by Durer Millet Degas and Renoir and adds to local enjoyment and information. The Winnipeg Art Gallery will follow with a display from March 19 to April 8.
A collage of satirical remarks on Canadian politics and society features Senator Beau Bien defending the Senate against critical reporters, calls to extend Governor General Roland Michener's term, and jests about currency, manners, and public discourse. Included are quips on fashion, culture, and the welfare system, plus a light jab about barber bylaws and local politics.
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