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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1968
Page
4
Thousands of blackbirds delay their migration in Manitoba to feed on ripening grain. Entomologists warn control is best with crop management and scare devices like acetylene exploders and firecrackers.
MTS issues Anniversary Report covering April 1 1967 to March 31 1968. Investment rose from 3.3 million to 239 million since 1908. Record capital expenditures of 28.6 million with 31 million forecast. 16 213 new phones added. total telephones 385 892. Long distance calls up 8.5 percent to nearly 13 million. Local calls reach 876.7 million.
The message highlights the 1969 Camaro’s strong, wind‑hugging design and improved interior. It notes quieter ride and enhanced ventilation, calling the Chevelle comparison a symbol of Chevrolet’s bold, active mid‑size intent and urging others to step aside.
The report notes a $1 100 000 year expenditure to reduce rural line customers and adds dial service to 5 600+ customers across thirteen exchanges including Alexander and Gillam. A 300 channel Toll network upgrade plus Brandon to Minnedosa and Brandon to Neepawa radio relays expand long distance capacity and CBC TV delivery to northern towns. Revenue rises 7.2 percent to $44 461 250 but expenses jump 11.36 percent to $2 195 795.
Manitoba agricultural engineers advise turning wet grain in the swath to speed drying and reduce rotting and sprouting. They note that most heads thresh best when on top the swath and warn against placing windrows in wheel tracks. Rakes should only be used in emergencies as wheel rakes thresh less grain.
Forests keep streams cool and steady, preventing mud, floods, and heat that harm fish like trout and bass. Deforestation removes shade and soil retention, raising temperatures and reducing habitats, which can reduce fishing quality and fish survival.
A young shopper stands beside a department store escalator watching a moving handball. The clerk asks if something is wrong and the boy replies with a mope saying he is waiting for his chewing gum to come back.
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