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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1969
Page
5
Reggie notes a new music award for a violin piece titled Reve in Bloom by a USA college. He comments on local coffee section trends and a request to “lose your vote” amid civic chatter.
Health plan inclusion expands to chiropractors and optometrists under one plan starting July 1. Coverage details show limited coverage for examinations and palpation of the spine with prescription requirements and time-based limits. The note lists administrative constraints and renewal timelines for prior authorizations and services.
Instructions discuss using bluestone and copper sulphate to control algae in farm dugouts. Tables show water volume for various dugout sizes with depths from 6 to 12 feet. Notes warn about safe handling, potential cattle health issues, and winter use considerations.
Agriculture Minister Bud Olson announced at a beef producers field day that semen from three outstanding Surcental bulls imported from France by the Canada Department of Agriculture will be available to Canadian cattlemen. Farmers can buy semen directly from Prairie.
Canada’s Agriculture Department plans to sell Simmental semen at ten dollars per ampule through the Lacombe unit with a 500 ampule per breeder cap. The move aims to broaden the breeding base, improve hybrid vigor, and support cross breeding while preserving purebreds for future programs.
Obituary notes the 1969 death of Margaret Arnott a Roblin district resident aged 87. Born Sept 5 1881 in Kinrosshire Scotland she immigrated to Canada in 1903 married William Arnott in 1910 and lived in the Tummel area. She was active in the United Church and survived by her husband two sons a daughter in law and five grandchildren.
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