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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 13, 1971

Page

4

Farmers stage peaceful protest at Manitoba Legislature

Hundreds of farmers gathered on the grounds and steps of the Manitoba Legislature to press for federal and provincial farm policies. Premier Schreyer acknowledged the need for federal price supports while noting the province can only ease the pain. The event featured orderly speeches and a carton of farm produce distributed to illustrate the profit gap, with strong opposition to Bill 15 on government lotteries dominating debate in the House.

Manitoba Schreyer Mila Mackling Bilton Rierson McKellar Johnston McGill Henderson McKenzie Jorgenson Spivak Sherman Patrick Froese Beard Paulley Green Boyce Tim Winnipeg Province Plains Agra Corporation Government House Pembina International Joint Committee Pembelier Pembina Valley

Manitoba urges retailers to restrict harmful products for children

The Manitoba Department of Consumer Corporate and Internal Services asks retailers to keep glues, nail polish removers, and other acetone and toluene products behindCounters attended by clerks. Ben Hanuschak cites health concerns from glue sniffing and asks federal action if voluntary controls fail. The letter targets the Manitoba Retail Merchants Association, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Winnipeg Chamber, seeking cooperation and possible legislation under the Hazardous Products Act.

Manitoba Department of Consumer Manitoba Retail Merchants Association Manitoba Chamber of Commerce Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce Ben Hanuschak Hanuschak Manitoba Medical Association Federal Ron Basford Federal Department

Elizabeth's Kitchen Quick Bread Tips and Serving

A guide to making light quick breads with minimal mixing and handling. It covers batter and dough care, examples like tea biscuits muffins and date nut loaf, crust texture and storage tips including freezing and slicing after a day for best results.

Ian

Yellowaga Johnstone Wedding Told in Rural Service

Doris Yellowaga and Edward Johnstone wed at Roblin United Church on April 30 1971 at 5 PM. Rev Oldham officiated as family and friends gathered. Bill Major served as features, with Annie Taylor as matron of honour and Allan Reed as best man. The couple will reside in Bield. out of town guests attended from Vancouver Port Alberni and Winnipeg.

Roblin United Church Doris Yellowaga Edward Johnstone Oldham Bield Bill Major Georgette Cnepe Annie Taylor Allan Reed George Poucher Pete Hojnocki Ted Jansund Vancouver Martha Derbyshire Port Alberni B. C Olga Pfeifer Jeffrey Winnipeg Joe. Sawiski Dauphin

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