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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1962
Page
3
The column mixes notes on rising interest in Canadian coins among American collectors with sharp discussion of Cuba's crisis under Castro and Kennedy. It contrasts coin profits from 1936 and 1948 pieces with political notes on North American leadership, and ends with emphasis on more women in Canadian politics, citing Tommy Douglas and provincial legislature seats.
The piece argues that rising costs push prices up across goods and services, with governments at all levels urged to spend more. It notes liquor price hikes by provincial stores mirror higher costs, while essentials like milk and bread follow suit. It laments the impact on retirees, who see hard money lose value, and suggests some seniors contribute to fiscal pressure through urging spending and taxing.
The writer warns that looming crop danger and rising costs will drive price increases. He notes farmers face higher taxes and fees, and argues price stability is incompatible with policies expanding costs, predicting consumer prices will climb as a result.
The Honourable George Hutton announces district home economist Norma Morrison is transferred from Russell to Brandon effective September 1. Her office will be at the Agricultural Extension Centre, overseeing the general home economics program.
In the district Miss Morrigan assumes charge of the kitchen staff and menu planning at the Extension centre. She succeeds Miss Martha Ouellet who resigned on August 15 to return to Quebec. A Nova Scotia native and Mount Allison graduate, Morrison joined the Manitoba Extension Service in July 1961 after a stint as assistant home economist with the Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture. The district home economist post for Russell district is being advertised and efforts to fill it are under way.
Medical authorities urge frequent hand washing after toilet use with antiseptic soap and germ free towels to cut infection from Hepatitis and contagions. G H Wood & Company promote free 7 by 11 inch cards titled For the Good of Your Health and request display in public washrooms and food establishments.
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