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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
2
Agriculture Canada says Echo Arlo and Polar high erucic acid rapeseed varieties with 28 to 35 percent erucic acid are no longer sold. Low erucic acid crops dominate the industry as cross pollination and dormancy threaten purity, with R-500 licensed for industrial oil needs. Most growers now plant low erucic acid rapeseed.
The passage notes a joke about a prairie town not producing a sea monster but hints at a fake UFO scam. It mentions postal strikes and Winnipeg tax bills that unsettled homeowners last week, framing the contrast between bad news and prompt delivery.
Parkway Co-operative members meet in Roblin Memorial Hall on June 18 at 8:00 p.m. to study and vote on joining Westland Co-op. The plan would fold Parkway into a 19-unit western Canada network with shared rights and cash earnings, requiring 75 percent support.
A home economics feature shares party menus and snack ideas using sausages and luncheon meats. Suggestions include bologna cheese spread bites, salami wedges with cream cheese mix, and a summer chef's salad with salami mozzarella and cherry tomatoes. A shower sandwich filler uses liver sausage, cream cheese, bacon and lemon juice. Also included are cornucopias made from lunchmeat and cheese, plus instructions and a note offering the recipe booklet from Union Carbide Canada Limited.
A Paris dealer paid 80 for an unknown artist painting and in 1968 Renoir set a record at 1 550 000. Good sales letters on rag paper project quality and persuasiveness. An expert on gems notes the ruby as the rarest valuable gem. Regular study promises wisdom at 60.
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