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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1978
Page
1
He stated the R C W was not yet on computer service. Over the past year the Credit Union paid 8.4 percent on uninsured savings, a 27 percent rise from the prior year. Rates remain competitive and a policy of lower loan interest has been well received. With larger loan sizes the board encourages boosting the reserve fund. Directors continue joint meetings with supervisory members.
The annual meeting reports asset growth and strong staff cooperation. George Gove notes 30 credit committee meetings yielding 445 loans totaling 1 574 172 dollars with a 3 percent overdue rate. Lloyd Weeres presents 1977 operations while board approves funds for future property and raises mileage and attendance pay. Edward Styba, Wayne Kozmeniuk re elected to three years.
James Everett Fletcher died February 17 1978 at age 55 of Richmond BC survived by wife Kay stepson George Speers Surrey five grandchildren three sisters and two brothers. Funeral February 22 at St Mary The Virgin Church Vancouver interment Ocean View Burial Park donations to New Chelsea Society appreciated. Hamilton Mortuary Rectors.
A three-man lunch cost story echoes a broader critique of government overreach. The piece argues privatized health care, utilities, and public services run more efficiently, urging privatization and subcontracting to curb rising taxes and bloated programs. It cites Ontario Hydro and Canada’s manpower centers as examples.
NFU members in District 6 Region 5 express concern over a possible compulsory Beef Check-off in Manitoba. A committee will study the issue and a White Paper will be presented to the March Manitoba Legislature. The paper questions public release, coverage of cattle at auctions and packing plants, and recalls the 1974 defeat of a Beef Check-off.
The NFU Committee questions whether a mandatory beef checkoff under the Marketing Act benefits prices and seeks plebiscite approval before funding the Alberta Cattle Commission. Signatories include W Schuluk Beulah Medd K Proven D Lelonde Bajus Sinclair and J Skelton.
A university cafeteria incident shows three heat cans used with foil caused carbon monoxide poisoning. A worker fell unconscious for over half an hour with significant brain damage while others had milder symptoms. Canada Safety Council urges use only in well ventilated areas and clear air supply.
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