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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1969
Page
2
The Manitoba 100th birthday symbol features the Spirit of the Buffalo theme with gold and royal blue colors. The design includes the buffalo in the second O and the phrase The Spirit of TU, echoing earlier provincial symbols and suggesting usage for noncommercial celebrations of Manitoba joining Canada in 1870.
Manitoba cattle managers are urged to buy calves this fall to secure future feeder supply. Calf offerings this fall lag behind last year with 4,499 slaughter cattle and 1,350 calves at St. Boniface yards for the week ending September 18, lower than 1968.
A relaxed leadership school for Women’s Institute delegates at Gimli Training Centre runs Monday October 27th to Thursday October 30th. Theme Leaders in Change. Limited to 73 on a first come basis. Includes Gimli tour session with Sally Merchant federal consumer affairs consultant crafts time and workshops on Where does your money go.
The article notes Manitoban figures on high personal and corporate taxes compared to Saskatchewan and Alberta and questions the impact on business expansion. It cites concerns over hydro pricing due to Southern Indian Lake indecision and suggests possible tax relief for farming when operations cannot cover costs. The opposition leader questions Premier Schreyer about future investment appeals and the claimed balanced budget amid a likely 5 million deficit financed short term.
A jumble of clipped opinions and quips from Reggie’s Ramblings touching on a Winnipeg arrest, Manitoba politics, jokes about hijackers plans near Cuba, a survey on Canadian horse meat, a salary issue before Parliament, and remarks on beauty contests and taxes. Notable lines mention Minister Russell Paulley, Robert Stanfield, Arthur Goldberg, and St Regis barroom chatter.
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