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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 28, 1960
Page
2
Manitoba towns will be featured in the CBC program Manitoba Mirror. The project runs from August 20 to September 8 with Roblin hosting the crew the week of August 29. Headquarters will be at the Roblin Electric store as producers seek interviews with old-timers and may sponsor social events.
The program aims to show the character of rural towns to the wider province. It asks residents and business operators to make a special month long effort to paint and clean up their premises to present a favorable impression of the town.
A Canadian Facts Ltd survey finds Canadians drink about 25.3 million cups daily, averaging 1.91 cups per person aged ten and over. Canada ranked fifth among coffee consuming nations. last year imported 153 million pounds of green coffee, with 92 percent from Latin America. More than half of Canadians ten and older drink coffee at breakfast, 22 percent drink tea, and seven in ten households brew coffee in a percolator.
A traffic official urges avoiding heated discussions in moving cars. Nagging or letting tempers rise distracts drivers and can cause accidents. Women can be life savers by calmly pointing out speed, hazards, and co piloting the family car. Stay calm and save discussions for later.
A boss commends a secretary who has habitually been at least 15 minutes late each day. On a rare occasion she arrives only five minutes late, and the boss quips that this is the earliest she has ever been late, praising the punctual aberration.
Preventable seedborne diseases threaten crop quality this year. Modern seed treatments extend protection to surface smuts of wheat oats and barley seedling blights root rots and seed rots. Dual purpose chemicals including Pandrinox guard against wireworms and soil diseases, offering affordable crop insurance for Western Canada grain producers.
In loving memory of Maude Trickett wife mother and sister who died August 7 1956 Love's greatest gift remembrance Ever remembered by Harry Alice Emma and Hazel.
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