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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1983
Page
1
A New Year reflection urges chartered banks to improve service quality for small businesses after aCFIB survey shows room for improvement. The piece highlights the need for better support as the economy faces high inflation and unemployment.
The text urges Allan MacEachen to consult cabinet before budget actions and warns against payroll tax hikes. It calls on provinces and Ottawa to avoid unemployment insurance and workers compensation taxes, promotes made in Canada products, and urges reduced red tape to aid entrepreneurs. It also urges consumer prudence and mutual consideration among Canadians.
VIA Rail informs Roblin officials it wants the town to become a flag stop and to waive shelter requirements. It cites low passenger numbers and high shelter costs of about 20 000 to build and 8 000 annually to maintain. The writer notes bus and foreign auto competition and urges timely service advertising.
Readers learn about choosing long staple thread for strength and smoothness, with product names like MOLNLYCKE and ZWICKY. The piece covers needle choice, tension testing, and special threads for embroidery and knits, plus a note on a Canadian Home Sewing association brochure and February Poker Derby events.
A new special modified class for racing type machines will be included in the program alongside the main events. Officials confirmed the addition aims to showcase high performance machines and attract a larger crowd to the meet.
Continuation of the article notes gifts and offers for a newborn in Roblin. Local businesses provide gift certificates and services including a truck service, theatre passes, interior car warmer, oil change, flower arrangement, and a baby themed ceramic bank. A baby subscription and dinner for parents are listed among community notices and memorial chapel keepsakes.
The text states life begins at conception when sperm meets ovum creating a new human being distinct from parents. It likens the fertilized egg to a tape recorder with genetic instructions and notes early development, including heart formation within three weeks, placental attachment, and nutrient transfer via the umbilical cord.
The text outlines fetal development at 6 7 and 8 weeks, noting presence of vital organs, brain activity, movement, gender determinability, and formation of fingers toes nails eyelashes. It describes responsive touch, breathing motions, vocal cord formation, fingerprints and footprints, and overall size about a thumb length and a pound in weight.
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