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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1956
Page
1
District residents recount travels to Winnipeg and Calgary with returns home on Saturday. Phelps Indians visit Fogo Seniors, a hockey game between Togo and Calder ends 16 to 2, and a Togo Legion member presents zone notes.
Cromarty reports a range of brief local items including health references to quinsy Mrs D and Mrs Ca McDute’s residence in Yaroo a memorial report and upcoming medical or social events. The note mentions MecNeelands visiting Mr and Mrs H Watson and Chisholm planning to return to Winnipeg to pursue barbering studies.
Grand Narrows notes celebrations for Mrs. Howard Radford on the birth of a baby boy named Ray Murray. Ray Murray spent last week in Winnipeg attending the Credit Union Convention. Mr. George Radford spent the weekend visiting his parents.
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation tests in Madison show coffee as a source of usable Niacin for growth, with rats fed Niacin from coffee thriving similarly to those given pure vitamins. Laughrey defines a well brewed cup per Coffee Brewing Institute formula using one standard measure per six ounces water, yielding about cups per pound.
The grocery business Newtown’s Groceteria owned and operated by F A Newton has been sold to Mr J Robertson and will be known as Robertson’s Groceteria.
The January meeting at G Murray’s home Jan 18 had most members present and featured Miss L Atwater’s paper on her teaching at an Indian Residential School. A special met at Mrs C Burrell’s to finish the year’s program. next meeting at Mrs J Nabe’s. A Dauphin forum workshop had W Lowe at the Winnipeg teacher’s workshop Jan 21. Birth announcement Doris Diane for Norman Cole and Doris Robin of Port Credit. Tummel South formed a farm forum listening group Jan 23 with ten families. next meeting at Bill Brooke’s.
Mrs L Hohle and Johnnie spent last week at Yorkton and returned Monday morning. W A Beattie and James Kerswell returned Friday after attending the Trustees Convention in Winnipeg. Leonard Grundy is a patient in Roblin Hospital and we wish him a speedy recovery. G Pound, James Arnott and Charlie Elder curled in the Legion bonspiel at Kamsack last Sunday. A large turnout attended the PTA meeting on January 18. High School students heard Constable Don Urton of the RCMP speak on MP as a Career. Three films were shown Making Mounties Persona Qualities for Job Success and The Loon's Necklace. Lunch was served by Mrs F Hilderman Mrs Howard Wilson and Mrs T Beck. The next meeting will be Feb 15 with Mrs Armstrong provincial president as guest speaker.
The article discusses stabilization measures and parity prices affecting producers. It notes upcoming Broadcasts of the Parliament Hill report on CKDM Dauphin January 27 at 9 05 p m and CJGX Yorkton February 7 at 7 30 p m.
Continuation notes that Niacin content in coffee rivals enriched bread and roast coffee ranks high among common foods. It states five to six cups daily provide about half the daily Niacin, while 10 to 12 cups could supply the full requirement. Mr Laughry’s report frames coffee as a major Niacin source.
Silverwood families, including Mr and Mrs Jack Bailey and Mr and Mrs Earle McGinnis, visited on Sunday. Neighbors dropped by Mr Ernie Stead’s to wish Mrs Armistead a happy birthday. Various visits followed at Henderson, Roblin, Maguire, and Bancarz households with local residents and relatives sharing news and well wishes. Mrs Armistead is reported on the mend.
Mr and Mrs Jack Mitchell fenced the Federal Consumers Convention in Saskatoon while Mr Wm Bodnaruk attended the Trustees Convention in Winnipeg Arnott Gordon Jory and Jack Mitchell attended the Farm event across the region with notable participation.
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