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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1982
Page
8
The article explains dietary fibre, its sources in fruits vegetables and grains, and how it prevents constipation and diverticular disease. It notes potential benefits for colon cancer risk, cholesterol, gallstones, diabetes, obesity, and IBS symptoms, with bran providing bulk and pectin lowering cholesterol. Continued, Part II.
Manitoba agriculture official advises earlier swathing of wheat barley oats and fall rye to speed combine time reduce weed seed shed and lessen weather exposure. Recommendations cover moisture targets from 25 to 45 percent across crops with specifics on when to cut and drying needs.
The Children's Hospital of Winnipeg Research Foundation names Joan Wheeler as its first full time executive director to drive fundraising for pediatric medical research. Wheeler, previously director of Fund-Raising and Sponsorships for the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, serves with groups including the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg and Planned Parenthood Manitoba, signaling a push to grow the foundation’s capital fund.
Farmers can file claims under the waterfowl crop damage program through the Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation. Claims must be made while crops are standing or stored and filed within 15 days of harvest. maximum payout is 123.55 per hectare up to 10 000 per farmer group, with a 25 per quarter section inspection fee. Eligible crops include wheat oats barley canola and more. land ownership or tenancy matters, and filing methods by phone or in person.
A spokesman for the skeltonized Manitoba Liberal Party predicts revival if Prime Minister Trudeau resigns before the next election. The piece notes a September convention in Surrey by the Little People of Canada with attendance limited to individuals under five feet tall.
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