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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1967
Page
2
An appeal from the Birtle-Shod Lake Health Department urges care in toy purchases this Christmas. Dr N S Rihab warns unsafe toys can turn a holiday into tragedy and lists safety tips. Check paint for lead statements, avoid flammable materials, and beware small parts that a child might swallow or choke on.
Dr. N S Ribal urges careful toy selection and safety awareness for gift buyers. He notes avoid projectile toys for younger children and favors age appropriate, well made items with smooth edges and rounded corners. Parents should remove dangerous toys and use common sense when choosing gifts.
Manitoba reports over 1000 instructors in its hunter safety program with about 90 new instructors trained in Winnipeg last week. The initiative aims to cut firearm accidents and requires licensing buyers to show completion of the course for under 18s or first time buyers in 1969.
The Manitoba program lists topics from firearms handling to etiquette and conservation. The next instructors course is January 7 in the Norquay building auditorium in Winnipeg with over 100 signed up. vacancies remain. A similar instructors course will follow in Brandon on January 28.
Funeral services for Conrad Schwartz of Togo were held November 27 at the Elks hall Togo. Rev H A Adams conducted with Vera Leig at the piano. Interment followed at Rhein cemetery. He died November 22 in Kamsack Union Hospital after a long illness. He was born May 28 1887 in New Hassenbach Russia and settled in Canada in 1899. He lived in Winnipeg Rhein and Togo after 1936. He married Caroline Zottnick December 26 1910 at Rhein. He retired from farming in 1952. Survived by his wife two sons Albert and Henry six daughters Bertha Mary Margaret Molly Pauline and Freida and two brothers Henry of Yorkton and Alex of Rhein.
A patient asks for the scientific term after being told he is lazy. The doctor bluntly labels the issue as laziness, prompting the man to request a formal diagnosis to share with others.
In memory notes for Sangster Laird Hawryluk Kathrine Bancarz mark anniversaries and memorials with family tributes. Cards of thanks acknowledge flowers visits and support from clubs church groups and friends after bereavements and hospital stays.
Community events list multiple fundraisers. Bleld School hosts Turkey Bingo on Friday December 15 at 8 PM with 14 standard games and one blackout, admission $1, extra cards 50c for 3. Shell River W I Bake Sale and Bazaar takes place Saturday December 9 at 3 PM at Marshall Wells Store. San Clara Lesson Hall hosts Turkey and Chicken Bingo on a Friday in December with 15 games, admission $1, extra cards 50c, blackout 25c, proceeds support local welfare efforts.
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