06 Jan 1955
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1955
Page
1
The Health Hints column introduces sanitation as a lifestyle and explains milk pasteurization. It emphasizes safeguarding milk from cow to consumer, ongoing public support for health workers, and the safety of pasteurized milk. Questions are invited to Provincial Health Inspector F. E. Price in Roblin Manitoba.
H Mather reports at the North Central Weed Control Conference in Brandon Manitoba that Wild Oat is the top weed threat across the Prairie Provinces and South Central United States. Chemical controls show promise but are not a substitute for cultural practice. a Weed Control Essay Competition for youth will be expanded in 1955 to boost intergenerational weed management efforts.
In 1955 Canada’s premier comedy team Wayne and Shuster search for laughs amid New Year celebrations and a world of solemn events. The duo debates what makes humor work while performing for a broad audience, aiming to balance wit with the era’s earnest mood.
The Nuffield Scholarship has been awarded to Fred Smith of Edrans, Manitoba. The six month tour of the British Isles accompanies the yearly Canadian farmer prize, with Smith recommended by the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Cooperation. His farm near Edrans was settled by his grandfather in 1898 and he holds an agriculture diploma from the University of Manitoba.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the loss of our mother and grandmother. Special thanks to those who helped on the grave, pallbearers, and Rev. and Mrs. Hamimtoni, Xie McBain, and the hospital staff. Gratitude from Wallace, Irving, and Dex families for memories, flowers, and cards on our 60th anniversary.
A garbled note references Mr and Mrs J amid a respectful public event. The readable fragments imply a ceremonial or civic gathering following a recent period of upheaval or effort. Details on date or place are unclear.
In loving memory of Albert who passed away July 26 and Jennie who died December 29. They worked for those they loved and left a caring legacy. Survived by Lan che, Eegar and Norris with enduring memories.
The 1935 Saskatoon schedule lists four conventions at the CN Rail Pocahaborough Hotel and downtown venues. The Federated Co operatives meet with about 300 delegates January 4. Farm and Home Week runs January 10 to 14 with around 520 attendees. Saskatche wan Livestock Association delegates total about 300 January 18 to 20. The Rural Municipalities week, opening February 28, attracts about 700 attendees.
Garry 27 cars or new variety sought by James Harson. Requesting registered certified or commercial options. State price wanted. Contact James Harson phone 314-6 Rossburn Manitoba.
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