Dropmore District News Highlights Weekend Visits and Birth
Weekend visitors flocked to Dropmore district as Glossop guests Mr and Mrs Colyn Wilson and Robyn Dawn stayed with the Bernhards while Loretta Brandon's daughter visited from Brandon. A birth was announced for Mr and Mrs D Wiesner in Roblin District Hospital. Local families hosted relatives from Winnipeg Russell and Winnipeg area as church service committees and nursing students were noted.
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Colyn Wilson
Robyn Dawn
Glossop
C. Bernhard
Roblin District Hospital
Troy
Wanda
George Petz
Peter Glogowski
Winnipeg
Garry
Red River College
Charlene Bernhard
Bernhard
Sheldon
Elaine Robertson
Russell
J. M. Robertson
Edmonton
Brenda
University of Alberta
Florette
D. A. Bradley Hunt
Don. Robin
Phil, Zimmer
Maurice Crocker
Dr. Crocker
Hunt
England
M. Digby
Digbys
Fred Matheson
Vancouver
Bill Ferris and Sons
Dauphin
Ferris
This Week's Meditation on Storm and Renewal
A stormwrecked port city awakens to a transformed morning. The narrator recalls drastic destruction followed by a calm, clean city and a hopeful message of renewal in Christ. The piece emphasizes divine forgiveness and new life after catastrophe.
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Harbor
Christ
Volunteers in Winnipeg school workshop and health seminar
Bill Martin reports on a Saturday September 25 volunteer in the school workshop in Winnipeg for teachers and parents, with Alan Sweet of Minneapolis School Board and Mrs. Jack Donner sharing views. A separate Canadian Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation seminar in Winnipeg on October 22 and 28 offers sessions on health education, community schools, aquatics, outdoor education, handicap programs, intramural programs, lifetime sports, and clinic instruction with a September 29 registration deadline.
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Winnipeg
Pelly Trail
Alan Sweet
Minneapolis
Jack Donner
St. Vital
Rex Williams
Major Pratt Collegiate
Canadian Association For Health
Manitoba
C.A. Hper
Roblin Vet Clinic Opens Under New Manitoba Program
The Roblin Veterinary Clinic opened last week on Thursday September 16, led by Hon. Samuel Askiw provincial minister of agriculture. The opening marks the third operating clinic under the veterinary services program in Manitoba as a joint project of the provincial agriculture department and the federal government.
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Wit Roblin
Samuel Askiw
Manitoba
Agriculture Department
Fed
Clinics Nearing Completion Across Arb Areas and Towns
The article notes clinics for Arb org Shoal Lake Pilot Mound and Notre Dame areas nearing completion with openings planned for October. The province’s first two clinics at St Pierre and Selkirk opened earlier this summer. Five more clinics will be built this winter with Ashern Lundar Gladstone Minnedosa and Steinbach projected to finish next spring. The clinics offer complete veterinary services for all animals and poultry. The rest discusses seed germination and shallow fall tillage to promote germination.
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Arborg
Shoal Lake
Pilot Mound
Notre Dame
St. Pierre
Selkirk
Ashern
Lundar
Gladstone
Minnedosa
Steinbach
Fall Tillage For Wild Oat Control
Fall tillage aims to dry seeds and prompt early germination before frost. Dormant wild oats regain moisture after harvest, with germination rates rising from 0 5 percent two weeks after maturity to 80 percent by spring and up to 91 percent in the second spring. Research is inconclusive but dry weather after harvest supports tillage as a control strategy.
Manitoba trains trainees in clinic construction program
Manitoba's first in North America veterinary clinic program uses trainee workers from the Interlake as a training ground for unemployed Indigenous people. Trainees join concrete and renovation crews under supervision, earning minimum wage with classroom instruction on techniques and math.
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Just_s
Manitoba
North America
Joof
Interlake
Canada Manpower
Indian Affairs of Health and Social Development
Construction Techniq
Army Worm Control Assistance Approved
Manitoba will share one third of the cost of Lannate to battle army worms over 15 250 acres of farmland. Agriculture Minister Sam Askiw said the provincial contribution is 80 cents per acre on an estimated total of 12 200 dollars based on 2 40 dollars per acre. The policy mirrors Saskatchewan where about 850 000 acres are affected.
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Manitoba
Sam Askiw
Saskatchewan
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