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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
2
The article notes MS as a long recognized yet undiagnosed disease affecting nervous systems of young adults. It cites about 24 000 Canadians with MS and 100 000 affected in families, with a Canada wide appeal by the MS Society of Canada for 130 000 to fund nine universities and teaching hospitals in search of answers.
The column laments the 35 million dollar Census cost to taxpayers and notes the public gains a headache and a cheap pencil. It quotes Mr. Jake Froese criticizing government licensing and erosion of rights as legislative controversy grows.
A Toronto golf course witnessed Charlie Youngman, 93, notch a hole in one. The remarkable feat is highlighted amid reports praising veteran players, with commentary about age and driver statistics and a broader Canadian view on consumer and insurance issues.
Minister Ben Hanuschak announced plans to create an office for consumer education in the Consumers' Bureau. He urged weekly newspapers to help educate readers about laws protecting consumers and how to use them, citing misleading ads and the value of better ad disclosure. He stressed media involvement beyond statutes.
The Canadian Wheat Board says the advance delivery quota for durum wheat is extended to all Prairie shipping blocks. The move raises durum to an eight bushel quota, with seven bushel general wheat blocks receiving one bushel and six bushel blocks receiving two bushels to meet export commitments and enable new sales.
The Manitoba Legislature passed a second reading bill allowing legally separated couples, under court order, to resume cohabitation for up to 90 days without invalidating the separation order. Attorney General Al Mackling said the measure aims to aid reconciliation, especially where infants are involved. Under current law a wife who resumes cohabitation risks the separation order being discharged due to condonation of prior wrongdoing. The bill permits up to 99 days of cohabitation with no threat to the order.
Memory of Wilma Cowling who passed away June 18 1970. Loved by Mom and Dad, sisters and brother Mr and Mrs W A Beattie and family. Also pot luck supper advert for San Clara Legion Hall June 20 starting 5 pm adults 1 25 students 75c 6 12 50c press schoolers free. Roblin Manitoba classifieds with church notices and sales.
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