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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1957
Page
4
The article extols country fairs as vital centers for agriculture, social life, and local economy. It notes fairs showcase farm products, provide entertainment, and help towns meet neighbors, while warning boards struggle to maintain these traditions amid changing times.
Practical advice on stain removal with hot suds and bleach, refreshing wilted vegetables with lemon, and keeping salt shakers dry with corn starch. Quick lemonade concentrate recipe, picnic table hacks, foil wrapped salt and pepper, and ideas on modern electric ranges like the Westinghouse Custom 30 at MPC showrooms in Winnipeg Brandon and Portage la Prairie. Ends with an invitation to mail questions to Elizabeth at Manitoba Power Commission.
A brief call to support farming communities urges residents to attend their local agricultural fair slated for Thursday August 1. The message stresses that farmers and families deserve fullest support and that fairs showcase the best of farm life.
Fred Zimmerman reflects on the gospel encounter with the rich young ruler. The message argues that following Jesus requires radical surrender, breaking with possessions and self. Only willingness to commit and obedience make a true disciple, a shortcoming the writer asks readers to confront.
The Manitoba Government approved guarantees totaling about 1.3 million for sewer and water debentures. Towns including Gimli Lazare Emerson and Manitou received guarantees, with earlier guarantees for Brooklands and Morris. The plan covers interest costs above the provincial borrowing rate, with buyout options if market demand fails.
Audrey Snell daughter of Gilbert Snell of Kirkfield Park and Gary Bean son of Lionel Bean of Winnipeg wed in a double ring ceremony at St John Lutheran Church. Rev Phillip Schmidt officiated. Attendants included Judy Snell maid of honor and Joan Bean bridesmaid. A reception followed at the Marlborough Hotel. They plan to reside in Winnipeg after a honeymoon to Vancouver via the U S A 4.
In loving memory of Nick Nykyforak who died in a tractor accident on July 2 1957. Fond memories linger and love remains. Lovingly remembered by Mrs and Mr Jacob Nykyforak, Alex Metro Mike John Bill Nestor and Mary.
Elliott memories drift of things long past and time rolls on but memories last Sunshine passes shadows fall lone remembrance outlasts all Ever remembered by his wife and family
In loving memory of our dear father and grandfather Fred Titanich who passed away July 20 1940. Dear is the grave where our dear father was laid Dear is the memory that never shall fade Sweet is the thought that again we will meet kneeling together at Jesus feet Lovingly remembered by son Stanley daughter in law Lillian and grandchildren
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