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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1955
Page
3
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association promotes National Newspaper Week with a guest editorial praising hometown papers. It argues weekly papers provide a composite view of community life, support local business, inform public affairs, and serve as a permanent community record.
A simple recipe for Children’s Cookies perfect for Halloween parties. Includes ingredients such as egg sugar butter flour baking powder nutmeg and milk, with instructions to beat mix fold bake and finish with orange sugar topping for festive color. Yield about 3 dozen cookies.
Helen F. Marsh, president of the Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association, urges support for local weekly papers through subscriptions and contributions. She notes such support sustains community news, promotes progressive ideas, and strengthens local life across Manitoba.
Thig Is the season when winter vegetables ust be placed in suit able storage. Several species of vegetables were designed by nature to carry food for future growth through a period when growth was impossible. Low temperatures kept respiration at a low level and prevented waste of stored food. Most of these vegetables may be kept for a considerable time if they are protected from conditions that lead to breakdown and decay. Frost, the most obvious of these conditions, rarely affects vege tables in home storage. Parsnips keep well frozen if they are not permitted to freeze and thaw fre quently. They may be kept under a few inches of earth in the gar den if their location is well mark ed so they may be found when re quired. Too high temperature and too low humidity cause the greatest losses in most homes. If veget ables are to be stored in a heated basement an insulated bin or room should be provided where a temperature of 34 to 40 degrees may be maintained for much of the winter. Carrots, beets and turnips may be kept in moist Sand on the floor Potatoes be come sweet if stored at temper atures below 38 degrees. They may be stored in open bins or boxes. Onions and cabbages will grow or decay if they become moist so should be placed in open crates. Citron, marrow, pumpkins and
Mature squash are fruits not storage organs and break down quickly at low temperatures. Free moisture can allow moulds to enter. They store best at slightly higher temperatures and with moderate humidity.
Manitoba agriculture officials urge farmers to enter grain, flax, and forage crops at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. The department will pay entry fees and Winnipeg to Toronto shipping on approved samples. October 20 is the deadline to mail entry forms and exhibits must arrive in Toronto by November 3.
A rainy day treat for mother and child is hot chocolate topped with a marshmallow rolled in cinnamon. A quick dessert uses company banana halves dipped in condensed milk rolled in shredded coconut and baked at 350 for ten minutes. Bananas were hardly known in North America until 1876 at the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition.
Card of thanks from R M Clarke after 23 years as councillor and Reeve asks for electing a new Reeve. Thanks to Winnipeg General Hospital and neighbours. For sale listings include 12 of 31-25-27 180 acres in Shevlin district with buildings hydro water and 10 acre parcels. Various properties on Main Street Martin Street and a 4 room cottage in Roblin Manitoba with contact details.
Pair of plastic rimmed glasses lost near Main Street. Finder asked to leave at Review office.
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