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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1957
Page
3
A long, mangled passage discusses anti-biotics, disease prevention, and medical science benefits, urging healthier living and sanitation. It then shifts to a civic message about litter, flies, garbage handling, and improving town conditions, urging residents to fix privies and waste practices. The piece notes a short agricultural course in Manitoba with faculty and industry participants and mentions local attendees and sponsorship.
A parable from United Church highlights two farmers sharing limits and soil but diverging in meaning. Farmer A treats plowing as a chore, living for profit, while Farmer B sees farming as a vocational calling, laboring with God and finding joy, gratitude, and purpose in work.
Forty seven Manitoba youths spent Easter holidays in a week of instruction and discussion on new agricultural techniques led by top provincial authorities. The participants were 4-H seed club members, many high school students on vacation, chosen for merit.
Manitoba drivers will receive renewal forms for the new two year period starting July 1. The Motor Vehicle Branch began mailing renewal forms last week and the process will span three weeks. Hon. C. L. Shuttleworth notes many will use mail order as in the past while some may apply in person at 818 Portage Avenue or at provincial license agencies. Fees stay at $2.60 for driver licenses and $4.00 for chauffeur licenses for the two year period. Modifications at the new license and vehicle record office at 818 Portage may slow handling somewhat. early ordering is advised.
Instructions emphasize cleaning the floor thoroughly to remove soap residue before using Stride or similar self polishing wax. Use hot water and mild soap or detergent, then rinse the floor completely with clear hot water.
The Gryba family and Mr and Mrs Peter Gryba express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and floral tributes during bereavement. They also thank Dr Large nurses at the hospital and helpers during illness. Gratefully Mrs E J M Boulter. Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these ye have done it unto me.
A reader thanks friends for kindness during illness and recovery in Roblin. The message expresses appreciation for support to Mrs L I Spear, mentioning Dr Large and Roblin Hospital and the Roblin Order of Eastern Star. The text includes references to charitable events and bread baking community con notes.
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