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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
3
The season runs April 2 to May 31 with two adult bears allowed and no females with cubs. Also features fisheries notes on dip netting rules, trout waters, and 1973 gun model 37A by Winchester Western. Includes trophy updates from 1972 and quick wildlife facts on bald eagles and pintail ducks.
The 1973 Prairie Garden is available featuring a full colour section on perennials their care and placement in home gardens. The 125 page booklet covers pest disease control landscaping and more with 27 expert horticulture authors including Hooty Hortulanom and G S Reycrant.
Manitoba forage agronomist Gil Lahaie warns up to half of province forage stands could suffer winter damage from light snow and freeze thaw. With no hay carryover and likely short summer production, farmers should buy replacement legume seed now and plan spring sowings for oats barley millet corn and fall rye. Extends advice to keep cattle on summer pasture longer to cut winter feed needs.
Premier Schreyer stresses a harmonious Manitoba government Winnipeg relationship while critics joke about local governance. The column cites Mayor Juba and imported experts Cass Beggs Kierans as potential fixers and mocks Lake policy.
An innovation in top tier cookery features a smooth flat electric cooktop named the counter that cooks. Special cookware called cook-ware supports this new heating surface.
A complete heat range top crafted from pyro-ceramic glass provides even heat transfer via flat matching surfaces. The durable surface withstands temperature changes, is non porous and white with four star designs that glow yellow when in use. It preserves heat for serving and adds extra counter space for work tasks.
On Thursday March 22 a total of 838 head of livestock passed at the Weiller and Williams Auction. The mix included 498 cattle 15 sows 8 boars 1483 weanling pigs 186 feeder pigs and 18 horses with assorted butcher and feeder prices listed for steers heifers cows calves sows and horses, notes of price ranges and per unit figures.
Auction notices identify multiple farm sales near Kamsack, Togo, Stornaway, Wroxton, Pelly, and Calder from April 9 to May 7, listing tractors combines drills and harvesters. Bidders see Case IH John Deere Cockshutt Massey and New Holland gear along with age specs and occasional cattle lots.
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