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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1954
Page
3
July to October reduced coach fares announced by J A Brass chairman of the Canadian Passenger Association. Return tickets priced at one and one tenth the regular one way fare will be available to Canadian train travellers.
Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways extend a mid week excursion plan to Western, central, and eastern Canada. Travelers depart on Tuesdays or Wednesdays and return within ten days. The revised rates build on last year’s low mid week offer.
Guidance warns that giving food treats to a child in hospital requires prior doctor or nurse permission. Do not offer snacks to other nearby children without nurse approval to avoid unsafe or restricted items.
The article argues that feet deserve as much care as hands. It notes women wash and moisturize hands while feet often lack proper drying and protection. Shoes that are too tight or narrow cause pain, and better foot care could make walking more comfortable.
The 25 year old Corinne Conlley, weighing 112 pounds, has led roles in U S and Canadian theatre including Voice of the Turtle Present Laughter Taming of the Shrew The Man Who Came to Dinner Macbeth and She Stoops to Conquer. She appears on CBC TV and radio and in Gratien Gelinas film Ti-Coq as Rosie.
A poem by Jimmy Drink laments horn honking on busy roads. The speaker condemns drivers who blast horns at all hours and places. urges action to curb the behavior behind steel bars. The verse blends humor with frustration about everyday traffic noise.
A yellow and half sized tiger lily was turned in to the office after being found along the railway track. It was brought in by Mr. Martin, with the plant originally picked by Mr. Jim Kines due to its unusual coloration.
Faulty harvesting practices reduce barley as malting stock. Germination depends on intact kernels, even maturity, and proper handling. Skinned or broken kernels, weathering, and disease affect enzyme development. timely harvesting minimizes shrinkage and preserves bright color.
The notice promotes keeping roadsides clear of brush and weeds to improve visibility and safety. It endorses chemical control using 2 4 D and a 2 4 5 T mix, detailing spraying methods for growing season and dormant periods and noting benefits over hand cutting.
A public service notice urges careful boating and swimming this summer after noting drownings occur yearly in Canada. The Canadian Red Cross Society Water Safety Department emphasizes daily vigilance to prevent disasters and save lives.
The notice states a minimum charge of Sc per first insertion 25 cents for additional insertions. The rate applies to the first five lines and increases to two cents per word for each word beyond that.
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