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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1960
Page
2
The piece argues Canada should act against ongoing loss of life from traffic accidents and fires. It recalls vaccination’s acceptance against smallpox and tuberculosis, then notes 556 yearly fire deaths nationwide with 171 in the province including 62 children. It urges preserving existing lives through prevention and caution rather than immigration alone.
The piece questions whether tremors and car crashes are genuinely caused by acts of God and notes that traffic and fire incidents may rise unless people use common sense in driving and home fire safety. It urges education to reduce risks.
Manitoba labour minister Hon John Carroll reports 40 municipalities are involved in the winter works program with 163 projects submitted across the province. Total program cost to date is 3,893,508 with over 2,000 workers employed and federal approval for 132 projects plus 31 in transit. Cost increases over last year exceed 1,250,000 dollars.
Manitoba hunters will get early notice for the 1961 moose season under a stepped up management program. Hon. C. H. Witney said the provincial Game Branch will begin aerial moose surveys as weather allows, starting about three weeks earlier than last year with results and season details due by March 1, 1961. Previous years saw delays in opening dates bag limits and hunting areas.
The Game Branch expands an aerial moose survey to new areas as hunting season planning begins. A Gypsumville Grand Rapids road opening will create more moose hunting country while officials seek population data to set proper seasons. Early announcements aim to help hunters plan inspections and dates for next year.
Copy for all advertisements and notices must reach the Review office by Tuesday noon of the requested publication week to ensure inclusion. The notice outlines submission timing to guarantee appearance in the designated issue.
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