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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1972
Page
2
A longtime resident and former arena committee member voices disappointment at petitions and objections to the Roblin and District Arena by-law. He urges leaders to unite the community, recalling early planning efforts and the aim to benefit children and the town.
The speaker notes the arena benefits all youth while urging constructive criticism through press or letters. Council members cite visits to other provinces, discuss future planning, and support a second reading of the Planning by law. The text also mentions Charolais cattle entering a practical range for small farms with bulls priced at $8000 and $1200.
Guidance on documents for Canada Pension Plan claims emphasizes timely preparation. It advises securing acceptable birth evidence such as birth certificates or baptismal records, locating safe storage, and arranging replacements if lost. Start inquiries now to avoid delays during retirement, disability, or death.
A Roblin meeting at Roblin Memorial Hall on March 21 drew part of 300 breeders who attended eight similar sessions in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Jim Hester Calgary based executive secretary said rural meetings will grow the 1800 member Charolais Association and provide new knowledge to breeders. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta employees are listed among attendees who discussed prices for purebred and crossbred Charolais bulls used to upgrade commercial herds.
Premier Schreyer complains there is no humor in the legislature as a government tab of about 575 million dollars funds operations. A separate note mentions a Italian lady planning to run for parliament on a nudist platform, a provocative idea that may struggle to gain traction.
The horticulture division of Manitoba's Department of Agriculture warns homeowners against buying shrubs and trees from unregistered dealers at bargain prices. Registered nurseries offer stock hardy to Manitoba conditions, while eastern climate stock may fail. A complete list of registered nurseries is available free from Publications, Manitoba Department of Agriculture, Winnipeg.
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