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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1975
Page
2
Agriculture Canada notes explain dockage calculations for Utility grade wheats and list acceptable weed and seed allowances. Varieties Pitic 62 and Glenlea are highlighted for their yield and rust resistance, with licensing dates and regional performance.
On Thursday June 12 a total of 640 head of livestock passed through the Weiller and William Auction Mart in Roblin Manitoba. The catalog included 442 cattle 8 sows 1 boar 79 weanling pigs 100 feeder pigs and 10 replacement calves.
Practical lawn care tips advise proper watering from planting to established growth, soil acidity checks, periodic pest sprays, and using quality seed. The piece notes avoiding overwatering, testing soil, and following fertilizer instructions, plus product mentions and a list of readers’ names and places.
White Outdoor Products announces P. J. Gabber & Sons Ltd as a new dealer for its power lawn and garden line. The catalog includes garden tractors from 10 to 16 horsepower, smaller lawn tractors from 8 to 10 horsepower, rear-engine riders, five walk behind mowers, plus tillers, snow throwers, an edge-trimmer, and a shredder bagger.
A new booklet The Bike Book promoting safe cycling habits has been issued for Manitoba youth in the bicycle safety training program. Highways Minister Peter Burtiak announced it. The guide covers bike sizing care safety equipment and operating rules for ages six to thirteen. About 1,500 copies circulated to police departments schools libraries and community groups involved in the program.
The Manitoba Minimum Wage Board seeks written submissions from individuals and organizations on current wage levels as Labour Minister Russ Paulley sets a June 20 report deadline. Manitoba's minimum wage stands at 2.30 per hour for general workers and 2.05 for those under 18, with notices directing submissions to the secretary at 618 Norquay Building, Winnipeg.
Annie Paley aged 86 of San Clara died Saturday June 7 1975 at the family residence. Funeral service held June 11 1975 at St John s Ukrainian Orthodox Church Roblin with Rev FE Stefaniuk officiating and burial at Roblin Orthodox Cemetery. Pallbearers included Gilbert Leonard William Herbert Raymond Jerome and Mike Krochak. Survived by three daughters Rose Mrs James ... born in Romania educated in Shipenitz Austria married Benedict Paley and moved to Calder Saskatchewan Canada in 1923 later settling in San Clara district. She was predeceased by her husband in 1958.
Auction conducted by James Fuster Auction Service on Railway Ave offers a 1950 Dodge, a 12 ton truck, a jet with house and garage, tools, and antiques. Mike Kozak, moving back to Ukraine at end of June, sells items including a car with 423700 miles and a 12 ton truck in good running order.
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