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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 30, 1951
Page
5
An article urges observing the first Sunday of June as Shut-in Day to visit at least two sick individuals. It stresses that personal visits aid both sides, showing how shut-ins live with restraint and how visitors gain perspective on health and life, invoking the teaching I was sick and ye visited me.
The University of Manitoba Division of Animal Science hosts its first Feeder's Day on Friday June 1 starting at 11 am CST. Attendees can hear discussions on experimental work, observe animals, and enjoy a picnic area with coffee tea and lunch options. Luncheon facilities available if weather turns bad.
The Field Surgical Team with the 25th Canadian Infantry Brigade carried 650 plasma bottles to Korea as part of emergency shipments. National Chairman H H Leather announced at Toronto Red Cross Central Council that more plasma is being rushed to Ottawa and will reach Navy Army and Air Force hospitals nationwide. The Red Cross plans to supply 100000 additional bottles this year to meet armed forces civil defence and civilian medical needs.
Canadians plan vacations as CPR prepares for a banner year opening in June. Resorts include Banff Springs, Digby Pines, Algonquin, Devil's Gap Lodge, Chateau Frontenac, Empress, Emerald Lake Chalet, and more across the country. Readers are invited to enjoy miles of golf, seaside exploration, and regal lodging.
Dominion Experimental Farm Brandon Manitoba results show undivided colonies yield 165 pounds versus 280 pounds from two-unit divisions or 140 pounds per unit. Three-unit divisions total 361 pounds or 120 pounds per unit, with minimal swarming. E Braun advises early May division to create multiple production units and reduce swarming for a larger season crop.
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