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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1969
Page
2
Dr Boycott urges producers to consult local veterinarians before buying vaccines. Vaccines are 80 percent effective under ideal conditions and require cool storage, sterilized equipment, and prompt use of any leftovers. They should not be given to animals under three months, and effectiveness depends on area, animal type, and local infections.
Auctioneer George M. Shields lists sales in Birtle for June including Mrs. Eleanor Chipping and a community sale on June 28 and the late Thos J Irwin estate sale with cattle farm machinery and household goods on June 30. Phone 842-3377.
Joan Dickin notes the opening of the Rossburn cheese plant last Tuesday, bringing a new industry to the area and providing quality cheese for local and nearby markets. She explains cheese varieties, storage, and serving tips, highlighting hard and processed cheeses and best temperatures.
Mrs Olive Brakenridge visited Mrs Peter Paquet while Mr and Mrs Ed Sabostowski joined Mr and Mrs Alex Zabloski for a June weekend. Anniversaries include 42 years for Mr and Mrs Alex Zabloski and a June 23 wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Lawrence Parabee. Births include Louise Diane on June 21 and Lori Leigh on June 19. Corrie Chuchmuch and Iris Siwak plan July 5 nuptials. Alex Mazur marked fifty years of holy matrimony on June 29. Weekend visitors included Vernie Chuchmuch and Bob Katchen. Mickie Chernecki’s family went to Dauphin.
A letter criticizes Rabbi Feinberg for supporting John Lennon's bed in for peace. The author brands Lennon's stance as immoral and Satanic and questions the hippie lifestyle. The writer accuses pacifism of undermining youth and cites biblical critique.
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