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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
6
A rural column discusses woodlot planning and tool costs for forestry work. It lists price ranges for saws helmets and measuring tapes, stresses choosing proper tools, and notes potential profits per acre with forestry methods. A draft-induction anecdote appears before a closing advertising line.
Trade and Commerce minister Gordon Churchill announced the 1966-57 barley pool closed May 3 with a total surplus of 7,570,41635 distributed to producers. About 120.6 million bushels were delivered, average final payment 6.28 cents per bushel. Final payments by grade No 3 Canada western six row 6.001c, No 1 feed 5.153c, No 2 feed 6.830c before the Prairie Farm Assistance Act levy. Cheques mail May 28 to June 12.
Chief Game Guardian Arnold Davey notes a conviction against three men for deer killing out of season. RCMP and Game and Fish officers seized weapons and fined poachers. The province hosts fishing contests with anglers boasting large catches at Pelican Lake, Pelican, Ninette, and Lake Manitoba Narrows, with standout fish prizes and a Master Angler path teased.
Some forty anglers have qualified for the Ster Angler award across lakes and rivers including Lac du Bonnet Bee Whiteshel Eleanor Lake Doly Bay Lake St Martins Pelican Lake Lake Audy and the Assiniboine River. The only qualifying pickerel so far are from Lake Manitoba and the lone Lake Trout entry is from Zed Lake in the Lynn Lake area. Dick Jennings notes the Cortland line’s end anniversary and shares a tale of a trout pool mystery where a fisherman’s ring dropped, he fished on, caught trout, and later found a fishbone in his mouth.
The piece criticizes the Campbell government's pay-as-you-go road policy as a deception that starves towns of proper road development. It denounces failed agriculture promises and a lack of action on education, noting underpaid teachers, scarce staff, and worsening municipal school finance crises.
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