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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 1975
Page
1
The United States promotes an energy conservation plan with public advertising. A 55 mph speed limit is linked to substantial fuel savings and fewer road deaths. Manitoba incidents illustrate potential life-saving benefits from slower speeds.
The UK government promotes saving all forms of fuel with measures to curb energy demand, including limiting wasteful lighting. The piece notes the era of cheap energy is over and urges long life products and mindful consumption. It also mentions Canada stamps and praise for the Supreme Court of Canada.
Roblin youths Mike Gaber and Scott Gaber earned major awards at the Canadian Professional Hockey School in Gimli for the week ending July 19. Mike Gaber took Most Improved Player and Best Defenceman, while Scott Gaber won Best Goaltender. Other winners hailed from Dryden Winnipeg Grand Forks Aurora Wood Homewood Ste Rose Oakville Bowsman Swan River and Selkirk with various honors. The school runs at Gimli until August 9 with openings available. contact P O Box 487 Winnipeg 1 Man R3C 2J3.
Mrs. Francis Klemecki toured Ontario with family visiting Thunder Bay Grimsby and Toronto for Shriner events. She attended the Imperial Council parade Shrinerama and met many new friends before seeing Niagara Falls and a film in Hamilton.
Postmaster General Bryce Mackasey announced an eight cent stamp to honor the Supreme Court of Canada's centennial. Designer Allen Fleming of Toronto used a Walter Allward statue photograph titled Justice.
On July 24 1975 the Roblin Manitoba auction processed 256 head including 164 cattle 3 sows 1 boar 88 weanling and feeder pigs Prices ranged from 27.00 to 117.50 with various cattle categories such as feeder steers heifers and calves noted alongside.
The Hospital Auxiliary Ladies thank all who helped by loaning items and aiding the float. Special thanks to Moses and Dorothy Laliberte for use of their garage and car. Also gratitude to the driver who returned items in good condition and to those who sold and bought Dress of the Month tickets.
Tuesday bingo sessions run at 8 pm in St Vlad’s Parish Hall with cash prizes and rising jackpots. Admission costs 1 dollar and extra bingo cards are 3 for 50 cents.
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