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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 06, 1985
Page
8
Guidance on simplifying household record keeping with three practical steps. Choose one central storage spot, assign responsibility to capable family members, and set a regular bookkeeping and bill payment routine. Consider a yearly system review and contact Manitoba Agriculture for a Where to Keep Important Papers copy.
A legal information column explains trespass rights for landowners tenants and lawful authorities. It covers entry without permission damages liability for parents and hazards to children and notes that consent lawful authority and warrants affect liability while advising readers to seek expert advice for specific problems.
Patrick Baker explains that doctors often prescribe aspirin for arthritis, sometimes in high enteric dosages. Side effects include nausea abdominal pain ringing in the ears and reversible hearing loss, with liver function changes possible in lupus patients. Take ASA only as prescribed and avoid mixing with other drugs or anticoagulants.
The Bield Happy Helpers 4-H Club held a January 1985 meeting at Bield Hall with tobogganing and lunch by the cooking class. The January 23 business meeting discussed fundraising and a raffle. the Achievement date was moved to April 28 1985. Elaine Johnstone reported on the District Council Meeting. Gail Davis noted the communications workshop, and Olga Bailes provided lunch.
A baby girl named Amanda Rose was born at Brandon General Hospital on December 19 1984 to Eugene Styran and Joyce Paul. Grandparents are Ernie and Edna Paul of Rivers Manitoba and Peter and Ann Styran of Roblin Manitoba. The infant weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces.
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