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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1977
Page
4
A reader proposes a column arguing verse one and two of Genesis may span vast eras while God’s message remains concise. He suggests dinosaurs and prehistoric cataclysms fit a timeline of unrecorded ages before life on earth reemerges, reconciling science with theology.
A writer argues that fossil similarity does not prove evolution and that biblical accounts align with scientific findings. He plans a new column exploring the Bible’s relevance to modern life while inviting correspondence. The piece also discusses bringing government back to Parliament to reflect public voice.
A columnist argues Parliament has eroded as Cabinet ministers and civil servants steer policy. Proposals include TV cameras in the House of Commons and stronger, restructured committees to expose good and bad governance to the public.
A northern Alberta grain farmer voices relief at breakthroughs easing field work after decades of potholes. Western Canadian producers stay hopeful, noting rapeseed breeding research from 1960 to 1975 yielded 86 million dollars in net social benefits and an 11 percent rise in production by 1975.
Postmaster-General Jean Jacques Blais told the House of Commons that a new 12 cent stamp without the Queen's portrait would promote national unity. It would be the first general issue for regular first class postage to omit the Monarch's image.
Postmaster General Jean Jacques Blais stated Canada Post will issue a 12 cent stamp on May 3 depicting the Parliament Buildings. The definitive will be offered in sheets and coils, printed by BANOC Ottawa and CBNCO Ottawa, marking the first two definitives for the first class rate. Reinhard Derreth of Vancouver designed the stamp.
Mr. Plais describes the Parliament Buildings and Peace Tower as a well known Canadian symbol. He compares their international recognition to the Capitol, Big Ben, and the Eiffel Tower as iconic landmarks.
Hillsburg owner constructed without required inspection and the municipality cannot provide a qualified building inspector. The Rural Municipality council will petition the Minister to designate Hillsburg to issue permits until a qualified inspector is obtained. Powell Equipment billed 2100.00 for Cable Control and a repair account of 1193.31 as of April 30 1977. Accounts approved. cheques 1777 to 1800 totaling 8733.55. Next meeting set for June 10 1977 at 8 00 p.m.
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