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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 25, 1960
Page
6
District residents report a steady stream of visitors and relatives from Winnipes to Calgary and Yorkton. Many locals, including the Beckers and Elliots, welcomed guests at farms and churches while Wellman Lake Camp attendees and Tummell School opening on September 1 highlight community activity.
Mrs. Cliff McCrea reports on attendees from the McCrea family including Robert Brian and Scott Mitchell Gary and Mary McCrea and Kerry at the M. F. A. Camp in Clear Lake. Visitors from Powell River New York and Winnipeg join their brother F J McCrea as Mrs Mabel Plaice and Mrs Paul Anderson with daughter are also noted in the local notice.
Mr Albert Boyce and Mrs Ken Boyce, joined by Larry, motored to The Pas for the weekend. Clifford Beattie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Pete Penniston and family at Grandview. Mr and Mrs Carl Slugoski were also mentioned in the activity notes.
Family of Flin Flon visited parents Mr and Mrs Tom Beck last week Evelyn and Terry Beck returned home with them Mr Donald Burns of Binscarth renewed acquaintances in Makaroff on Sunday Mr Bill Proctor of Winnipeg visiting his mother and relatives here Bennie Shymko left Monday to visit his brother Frank at Red Water Alberta August Ladies Aid meeting held at Mrs J A Beattie home with 10 members and 3 visitors present Mrs F Grundy presided The meeting opened with Sun of My Soul and the Lord s Prayer Scripture Prov 2 1 11 read by Mrs Beattie Welfare report and get well cards noted A collection started for the British and Foreign Bible Society All members urged to attend September meeting Meeting closed with Benediction Lunch served by hostess assisted by Mrs F Grundy
Mr and Mrs A Shafranski and Miss Evelyn Townsin of Denver are among travelers noted in Merridale reports. The itinerary lists a Tuesday drive to Winnipeg with terse local mention of the Shafranskis and Townsin.
Colorado residents called on by neighbors visited at the homes of Mr A G Townsin and Mr and Mrs D Syke. Mr and Mrs Wm Plantji of Portage la Prairie spent the weekend with Mrs C Prior. Lyle Ludwig of Halifax in the Royal Canadian Navy visited his sister Mrs Ralph Cockerill. Bert Cockerill and Penny of Lynn Lake visited with friends in the district. Ralph Cockerill, patient at Saint Boniface Hospital, stayed at home. Francis Yalowski drove to Welland Ontario for two weeks.
Miss Judy Ward of Winnipeg and Miss Joy Surgeonor of Ashern visit Deepdale families including Mr. and Mrs. Jas Ward. Ladies Aid met August 10 at Ward home with six members two visitors. Plans included a lawn gathering August 23 inviting Roblin Knox Church Evening Guild and pillow slips for the bazaar. W I rally song Creed and Huck weaving demonstration noted. Hospital Aid tea planned August 29 at Knox Church basement. Next meeting September 28 at Mrs Rankin's. jam donation requested.
Mrs. Pete Bancarz reports neighbors welcomed visitors from Ninette and Churchill while Mr. Lawrence Irvine left for Churchill to take employment. Charlie Burrell of Flin Flon visited Roblin area. Clifford Klassen named new Roblin High School bus driver. Gordon Dixon family from Grand Narrows visited.
The Free Methodist Church W M S met on August 12 in the church. Ten members attended. June minutes were read and approved. Mrs Mdry Bailey received study books. a prayer circle formed daily for the mission aries. Next meeting at Roblin Church. lunch committee members were Mrs Edna Anderson and Mrs Lucille Bach.
BOARD AND ROOM or room for rent available immediately. Apply to Mrs. Harry Sudeyko in Roblin Manitoba or contact via phone 219-2. p32 For Sale McCormick Deering threshing machine 28 inch in good shape plus 16 000 feet of Poplar lumber. Apply to L J Moore John Deere Agent Roblin Manitoba c32 Four sale six year old Hereford horned bull Junior Champion at the Regina Bull Sale Saskatoon plus 6 ft John Deere binder 10 ft John Deere tandem disc and 6 ft Massey oneway. Machinery in new condition. Apply to W A Trafananko Wroxton Saskatchewan
Dr. Gustav Bohstedt discusses how dry hay and stems in green feed influence rumen movement and prevent bloat in cattle. He notes peristalsis, esophageal grooves, and the need for roughage. suggests racks or swaths of hay in pasture. He also mentions salt-penicillin and salt-tetramycin as bloat reducers. The practice of using salt to regulate cattle intake originated along the Pecos River in western Texas with sheepmen using salt with cut cottonseed meal to prevent poisoning and control intake.
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