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Autumn hikers face crystal streams that often harbor pollution making drinking unsafe. Carry water or boil it. commercial water purifiers from druggists kill bacteria.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1954
Page
5
Autumn hikers face crystal streams that often harbor pollution making drinking unsafe. Carry water or boil it. commercial water purifiers from druggists kill bacteria.
Homemakers Club organizes Rally Day with Mrs Duckie leading the project committee. Mrs A Qoa ven will decide the project, a song by Mrs May Topham and a comic song by Mrs Minuk and Mrs Lupichuk pleased the crowd. Winners of a singing commercial contest will promote Castoria.
A guide for hosting a Halloween party using a vacant garage as a venue. It suggests orange crates as seating, jack o lanterns and corn shocks for atmosphere, and games like guessing identities before unmasking. Includes a recipe for orange cupcakes with condensed tomato soup in batter and icing ideas.
A grade eleven student receiving top marks in Agriculture or Home Economics, with a home maker mother and McKenzie district residence, was recognized. A pot-luck supper followed, and Wm. S. May of Strathclair contributed high quality boars and sows to a sale that may have been a buyers sale.
A church bulletin lists Low Mass and High Mass services, catechism sessions, and a morning motor function at 11 a.m. and 12 a.m. Details appear for parish activities and prayer times throughout the day.
Three pure bred Suffolk rams were bought by the Manitoba Department of Agriculture for the Ram Rental Club in Roblin District. Most Suffolk animals sold well though snow complicated sale of the best. Top ewes and three Yorkshire boars were acquired for Boar Rental Clubs from Dauphin herds of Peast Bros and C. Lacaunce.
The Manitoba Power Commission marks its rural electrification milestone with the installation of meter No 100 000 on the Weerta family farm near Dauphin. Premier Campbell energizes the yard pole as officials praise nine years of rural service expanding to 500 million kilowatt hours province wide.
The Manitoba Power Commission announced the 100000th customer on October 22, marking progress since 1945 to provide electric service to 42000 farms and 481 communities. Over 90 percent of Manitoba farms now have central station power with area coverage complete and focus shifts to capacity and service upgrades.
Premier D. L. Campbell and Manitoba Power Commission officials marked reaching 100 000 electrical customers with the Ochre River Weerta farm connection. R C Smellie praised rural electrification as transforming farm life and productivity. Minister C L Shuttleworth cited hard work and cooperation.
The Manitoba Power Commission now serves rural Manitoba with more than 20,000 miles of transmission lines extending into countryside areas, boosting access and reliability for residents and farms alike.
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