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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1977
Page
10
Amateur crafters exposed to photography, ceramic, and weaving chemicals risk organ and nerve damage. Read labels, watch for headaches and fatigue, and avoid backroom work areas. Also featured are spring 77 fabric trends in natural fibers and fresh asparagus prep and cooking ideas.
The thirty minute television program The Future of Manitoba with PC Party leader Sterling Lyon is re scheduled to Wednesday May 25 at 9 30 p m on CKY TV and rebroadcasters. Lyon cites Jets playoff conflict as the reason and Manitobans will now view the game on May 18 and learn about election issues on May 25.
Farmers recall old signs for weather while reporting a recent generous rainfall across western Canada. The March soaker drenched the west from the lakes to Alberta, boosting pasture and haylands. Crop sowing continues across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta amid high optimism for a strong cereal and oilseed harvest.
A study examines rural land use planning and community needs. It analyzes how policy shapes farming, conservation, and development, highlighting balance between agricultural viability and growth pressures in rural areas.
Planning and common sense guide proper land use and service provision. The article warns against spreading development and crossing hazards, urges intergovernmental cooperation to protect habitats, water, and soil, and presents community legacy goals. It also includes recipe snippets and a note about a sausage recipe booklet from Union Carbide Canada Limited.
Spring spinach appears at produce counters and Union Carbide economists advise making Hot Spinach Vinaigrette. Mix 3 cups hot spinach with 1 tablespoon minced green pepper 1 tablespoon parsley and a half teaspoon grated onion for a simple flavor boost.
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