Aspartame Approval and Practical Limits in Canada
Canada approved aspartame in August 1981 as a sugar substitute about 200 times sweeter than sugar. The Health Protection Branch sets an ADI of 40 mg per kg body weight, with a 70 kg person needing 19 cans of sweetened drink daily to reach the limit. It loses sweetness under moisture, heat, and certain pH levels, remaining stable dry and in some foods after cooking.
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Canada
Health Protection Branch
Health & Welfare Canada
Fashion Fun Make It Yourself
Sewing hints cover leather plastic and patent fabrics with muslin tests, pattern alterations, single layer cutting, and needle choices. Tips include using paper clips to hold seams, rubber cement for flat joins, leftward needle position, and a Teflon foot for Pfaff machines. A Wartime aircrew reunion in Winnipeg 1984 lists program details and registration.
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Pfaff Sewing Machine Co. of Canada Ltd
Pfaff
Winnipeg
Canada
P.O
Shamrock and Roblin Review Donate Space for TV Weekend
A local note reports Tao SPACE donated by Shamrock Television and Roblin Review with a weekend of programming listed across Nov 20 21 22 23 24 25 1963 1983. The piece highlights community media access and reflects on Roblin’s modernization progress.
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Shamrock Television and
Roblin Review
Kennedy
CTV
People's Court
CKY News
CBC Winnipeg TV Schedule November 18–25 1983
Weekly CBC television listings from Winnipeg show back to back program blocks on November 18 to 25 1983 including NBC style news and talk shows The Life Performance Wild Kingdom Star Trek and Sesame Street with late night movies and CBC News updates. It lists times for sports news parliament and national affairs plus kid shows Fraggle Rock The Beachcombers Muppet repeats and local TBA slots.
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Manitoba
National News & the Journal
Barney Miller
Moscow
Three's Company
Madeline
Barney Miter
the Journal
Charge of the Light Brigade
Roblin’s evolution shows growth from simple hydro to modern amenities
A reader compares Roblin from 1950 to today noting earlier lack of water works, hospital, and schools with later developments like a hospital, festival groups, golf course, and housing. The piece recalls teachers, community boards, and opposition to the high school while highlighting improved facilities and new subdivisions. Obituary details Stewart Inglis a Vernon resident who died October 25 1988 after a long illness with service and memorial notes.
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Intermountain
Festival Association
Overture Concerts
Roblin Band
Roblin
Hydro
Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Stewart Inglis
Alexander
Vernon Jubilee Hospital
Stewart
Rounthwaite
Manitoba
Vancouver
B.C
Tummel
Mary Helen Simpson
Vernon
Tummel and
Manitoba’ Pool Elevators
Federated Cooperatives
C.C.I.L
Parkway Co-op
Roblin Golf Club
Spallumcheen
Vernon & District
Lincoln Lanes
Vernon Lawn
Mary of
Helen
Janet
Calgary
Margaret Blakely
Agnes Gray
Kelowna
Western Canada
Parkinsons’ Foundation
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Pat Orsak
Canadian Diabetes Association
Opportunity
Tevero
Tvro Distributors Ltd
Turenne ST
Man
Merv Magnowski
Leon Dr
Leon Ldr
John Deere
Main
VY Price
Tao
Channel 12
Cky-Tv
the Lundstroms
Terry Winters
Rex Humbard
Oral Roberts
Robert Schuller
Cflon Ctv
Mississippi
Benson
CKY
Matt Houston
Falcon Crest
University of the Air
Wide World of Sports
Shelley
Dallas
Tommy Hunter
SCTV
Reggie
St. Regis
Radio Shack
R.C.A. Consul
T.V
Shamrock Television Ltd
Channel 8
Cbc-Tv
Frances Nowosad
Kelowna, B.C
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