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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1975
Page
4
Agriculture Canada advises late fall control of winter annual weeds stinkweed and flixweed. They germinate in fall and weaken spring crop germination, so to prevent this farmers should spray with 2 4 0 ester at four to six ounces per acre in October or prefer late fall cultivation cautioning against erosion and delayed spring work.
Postmaster General Bryce Mackasey announced an eight cent stamp commemorating the Royal Canadian Legion designed by Rudy Kovach of Vancouver. The stamp features a stone background with THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION in both official languages and a brass bugle with the Legion crest. 24 million stamps will be issued November 10 by British American Bank Note Company in Ottawa.
James and Alice Arnott marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a social on October 11 1975 at the Makaroff Hall. The event featured dancing a buffet lunch a toast by Dr Elizabeth Arnott and well wishes for the couple from out of town guests including Jack Arnott The Pas Doug Cockerill Lynn Lake Isabel Arnott Fort Saskatchewan Alberta and more.
Readable reminiscence details how oat sheaves were tied with binder twine in varying lengths and tools. It describes binder and six to ten foot binders, twine boxes, and methods of feeding stock with handmade cutters and a boy’s leather wrist loop for a safe, daylight or dark use.
The column recalls farm kit routines and farm boy tools while noting tests at the University of British Columbia and University of Saskatchewan on Micro-Aid a biodegradable additive for litter deodorizing. It contrasts wage price controls since July 1974 with a call for a moral revival and a push to work hard to regain economic footing.
Frank Titanich, 65, died October 19 1976 after a short illness. Funeral services October 22 at Knox United Church. interment Postup cemetery Roblin Memorial Chapel in care of arrangements. Survived by wife Amnie and three sons Roy Harold William. three brothers Doyick Stanley Tony. two sisters Alice Lena. two foster boys David and Patrick. one grandchild. Predeceased by three brothers and three daughters.
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