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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 25, 1981
Page
1
A survey of 15 000 Canadian small and medium sized business owners shows 70 percent favor faster oil price rises to about 75 percent of world levels. The Canadian Federation of Independent Business notes most see federal, not provincial, action as key to energy policy and support greater Canadian ownership of energy firms.
A discussion by James A. Taylor on country versus city churches. He argues country churches lack status and resources, while city churches have talent and money but fail to deliver better religion due to excuses like apartment living and commuting.
The piece argues urban growth reduces church involvement while many ministers hail from rural roots. Cites William Cameron of Yorkminster Park in Toronto and his Palmyra origin. Notes Jesus sought solitude amid crowds, urging readers to seek God rather than wait for distraction to fade. Written by James A. Taylor, Managing Editor.
Barbara McKay defends the Boggy Creek festival amid complaints arguing locals benefited from three days of entertainment and employment. She counters claims of drug use and self serving organizers, cites a Russell hearing as biased, and pledges support for the 1981 festival.
Bible verse from Corinthians explains that in Christ a person becomes a new creature with old things passing away and all things becoming new. Emphasis on transformation through faith and renewal.
In a candid interview Sharon Anderson discusses joining the Edmonton Police Force, training, and daily duties. She explains the calmer approach as a woman officer, her assignments from patrol to dispatch and administration, salary progression, and the recruitment path for eight women in plain clothes.
The article explains two will types one drafted by a lawyer with two witnesses and mutual signatures and a holograph will handwritten by the testator without witnesses. It warns that improper witnessing invalidates the will and warns against form wills from stores.
A legal column notes that wills can be revoked by death or new will, marriage can affect validity if not contemplated, and destruction invalidates a will. It suggests reviewing documents every few years and seeking expert advice for problems. Prepared by Public Legal Education Activities. Advertising mail details for Canada Post revenue and delivery scope.
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