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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1968
Page
2
Health unit cautions car owners about carbon monoxide poisoning from poor ventilation. Tips include keeping a window open when parked with engine running, checking exhaust, opening garage doors, avoiding closed windows, and turning off the engine during long stops.
If you become sleepy while driving, pull over, step out, and get fresh air. Acting quickly can save a life in poisoning cases. If the victim is not breathing, start artificial respiration and call a doctor. Prevention of carbon monoxide poisoning is crucial. Observe safety precautions to save your life.
The Manitoba Committee on the Status of Women invites Roblin residents to a public discussion at Knox United Church on February 13 at 8 p.m. The meeting covers women's eligibility for office, jury duty, taxation, insurance, marriage contracts, education access, and rights under labor and family laws. Both men and women urged to participate.
Public records highlight a split in Medicare policy within the cabinet. Warnings surface that rapid implementation could threaten national finances and strain the economy. Authorities urge thorough review before any rush to reform.
Saturday features World Championship Curling from Toronto with Chiuck Hay vs Allie Phillips Jr. CBC Sports presents Winter Olympics review, CBS Golf Classic analysis, and Hockey Night in Canada with the Chicago Black Hawks versus the Montreal Canadiens. Sunday includes more Olympic coverage and a CBC profile Majesty in Mant about Claudio Monteverdi.
The Heart Fund in February supports a nationwide effort against heart attack stroke high blood pressure and related conditions. It notes cardiovascular diseases cause over 72 000 deaths annually in Canada, more than all other diseases combined, and account for over half of all deaths.
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