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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1978
Page
6
The article discusses how to obtain vitamin C and flavor economically, comparing fresh oranges with frozen, canned, and crystal juices. It advises price and quality factors, and provides criteria for selecting good oranges, noting variations between Florida and California fruits and cautions about dye and processing.
Fella writes that Anglo Franco tension flares at restaurant tables in Manitoba. Postmaster Lamontagne boasts a five minute fix for Postal issues. C Irwin McIntosh, North Battleford publisher, appointed Lieut Governor of Saskatchewan at 51. St Regis Hotel lobby chatter expands the overheard remark.
Roberta Arnott arrived home from Yorkton on leave to spend weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Arnott. Mr. and Mrs. Arnott traveled to Lynn Lake to visit daughter Amy, son-in-law Doug Cockerill, and grandchildren Gina Sherry and Jason. Congratulations to Greg Boyce and wife Calgary on birth of a daughter. Vera Davis and Rhonda Lindsay played in the Togo Bon spiel weekend.
Over two weeks, city papers show the union president wavering on resignation from the government task force. The coverage notes repeated pauses and denials, framing him as a volatile, back and forth figure amid internal union debate.
Word has come of the death of Mrs. William Topham Maggie of Winnipeg formerly of Togo Sask She died February 28 1978 at 96 Burial was at St James Anglican Cemetery on March 3 at 11:00 am
Dr. W. G. Ritchie M.P. notes Ottawa rumors of an April spring election with Liberal advantage razor thin. He cites Public Works spending 843.8 million and Quebec receiving 57 percent of it while Chretien protects Shawinigan riding with 8.5 million. He warns of debt rising toward 10 billion and a frail economy amid a falling dollar and global unease.
Discussion in Saskatoon with Chief Justice Hall outlines the Hall Report findings on branch line abandonments. A Prairie Rail Authority could oversee lines for five to ten years, with a committee to report by September 1978. The subsidy on branch lines matches losses claimed under Crow rates, signaling rapid consolidation in Western Canadian grain handling.
The writer argues farmers have a real reason for actions against cheap food policy and hopes consumers understand the situation. He says if farmers win a better price for beef, consumers should not view it as a farmer ripoff.
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