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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1961
Page
3
A humorous essay details the dread of filing income taxes as a freelancer with deductions like depreciation and home office expenses. It segues into Water Safety Week dates, safety tips, and a tribute poem about nursing’s Lamp of Learning and service.
The Honourable G. Hutton announces Charles F. Framingham as agricultural representative for Starbuck. He began duties on May 8. A University of Manitoba BSA (Honors) graduate in agricultural economics, Framingham formerly taught at Bield and held summer posts with Campbell Soup at Morden, worked as assistant ag rep at Morden, and was a research assistant in agricultural economics. He was Senior Stick of the Faculty of Agriculture and was born near Roblin with schooling at Makaroff and Togo Saskatchewan.
The Roblin Review highlights local printing services praised for quality and reliability. It emphasizes durable materials, clear typography, and timely completion for business needs. Community advertisers are encouraged to choose a trusted printer for campaigns and notices.
The Manitoba Telephone System invites offers for its old San Clara telephone exchange and land up to 2000 hours on May 17 1961. The property includes a ten by ten foot one story frame building with immediate possession. Offers require 10 percent marked cheque, cash terms, and must be addressed to the Commissioner at 166 Portage Avenue East Winnipeg.
Emeritus Professor of Animal Husbandry at the University of Wisconsin, Dr. Gustav Bohstedt is noted for his long career in agricultural science and education. His work influenced cattle breeding, dairy production, and animal nutrition practices across midwestern institutions.
University of Wisconsin expert Professor Arthur L. Pope summarizes feed additive guidance for sheep. Hormones and tranquilizers are not recommended while alcohol mixes lack disinterested evidence. Dictycide and antibiotics show promise under vet advice, and pelleted feeds with antibiotics improve nourishment and self feeding. Trace minerals boost cattle gains. Kansas trials show 56 pound advantage with mineralized salt. Readers may send questions to Dr Bohstedt in Chicago.
A compact homage to Florence Nightingale born May 12 1820. The piece praises modern hospital care lessons from her work, noting nursing skill and healthy surroundings. It recounts her secret vow to aid the sick and self taught hospital management during the Crimean War crisis.
In May 14 to May 20 1961 Canada marks National Water Safety Week as the Red Cross promotes water safety education. The piece notes that many will not survive the season and highlights the society annual effort to reduce drownings through public awareness and training.
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