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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1982
Page
8
Extension home economist Pat Orsak highlights water as the essential, inexpensive thirst quencher. She notes adults need 6 to 8 glasses daily and that foods like fruits and vegetables contribute most of the intake while some beverages can increase water loss. Bottled water is popular but lacks proven extra benefits.
Manitoba Agriculture weed specialist Elaine Johnson urges farmers to identify weeds after seeding to choose appropriate post emergent herbicides. Surveys show green foxtail tops common weeds, with a list of the ten most prevalent including wild buckwheat and Canada thistle, stressing timing chemical applications to weed growth stage for maximum effect.
Total 355 livestock passed through Weiller & Williams Roblin Auction Mart including 319 cattle 2 sows 3 boars 4 weanling pigs 19 feeder pigs 3 horses and 5 goats Prices include butcher steers 87 60 heifers 77 75 cows 56 00 bulls 63 00 feeder steers 81 00 feeder heifers 72 60 stock steer calves 83 75 heifer calves 79 50 Weanling pigs 35 00 56 00 each feeder pigs 95 00 151 00 each butcher sows up to 5446¢ Ib boars up to 30¢ Ib horses up to 64¢ Ib.
Kay Erhardt reports visiting relatives in Regina while Oscar Weir family hosts Doug Red Deer Beverly Simp son Trevor Winnipeg. Donna Engel tours Léduc while Eisners and brothers visit. Nabe family from Regina visits Elizabeth Nabe as Donny Melnyk clan sees relatives. Kamsack and Pas guests attend school holidays. A shower honors Amy Pister. U C W holds meeting at Wanda May with 18 members and 3 visitors. Fred and Kay Erhardt visit Southey then St Paul’s Nursing Home en route home.
Mary Pister of Yorkton attends granddaughter Amy Pister’s bridal shower. Elsie Ruff and daughter Lori attend a niece’s bridal shower. Get well wishes go to Kay Carriere and Mr. O. Krantz in Yorkton hospital. Public record to include licensee complaints and renewal application details.
The Canadian Radio Television and Telecommunications Commission outlines how public complaints are integrated into licensing. It notes that responses and issues raised become part of the licensing record and must be fully considered in assessments.
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