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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1983
Page
2
The Latest Health Feed reports Bee Pellen claims Manitoba readers can gain 96 essential elements and the richest natural source of vitamins minerals proteins amino acids hormones enzymes and fats. The article notes skepticism about these benefits and questions surrounding the claims.
The piece debunks bee pollen as a protein source noting unrealistic doses and nutrient gaps while highlighting soil survey crews across Manitoba planning field work to map and protect agricultural land. It describes survey methods, crew composition, and farmer interactions, plus pasture management tips for cattle as spring feeds emerge.
Farmers face two concerns as they consider turning cattle out early. Heavy spring rains raise the risk of winterkill and damage to forage stands if grazing begins too soon. Gerald Bashforth notes dangers to both pastures and cattle health from premature turnout.
Jehovah's Witnesses gathered at Yorkton Regional High School on May 7 and 8 for their semiannual circuit assembly with the theme Be Rich Toward God Not Covetous. Local spokesman John Anderson defined covetousness as an inordinate desire for others possessions and urged spiritual treasure over material greed. A special 2:00 p.m. talk by District Supervisor Wayne Johnson addressed whether the world is doomed to ruin using biblical passages.
The question notes Joe Clark becoming Tory leader after beating ten named candidates. It also points out he remains the only Tory leader to defeat Pierre Trudeau's Liberal party in a federal election, highlighting Clark's 1979 leadership win and subsequent electoral victory.
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