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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
2
A safety survey warns homes harbor accident risks from roof to basement. In 1962 home accidents killed 2326 people, with 847 from falls. Hazards include poor lighting, cluttered stairs, missing handrails, and dangerous basement items like tools and chemicals.
A safety survey of the typical house identifies hidden dangers from tools and gardening implements to basements appliances and kitchen knives. It notes rakes, rakes, and shears hung improperly and small spaces in old equipment as risk factors for serious injuries or death.
The writer argues against chasing new philosophy to cope with life’s crises. They advocate returning to Emerson, the Sermon on the Mount, and Osler, asserting timeless guidance fits today as well as yesterday. They note humanity has long faced recurring challenges and that many great minds have recorded the attitudes that helped them endure.
The passage urges rejecting rigid long term plans and embracing a flexible, day by day approach. It emphasizes loving others, bearing personal trials, and grieving generally for the past while planning only in broad terms for the future. It invokes Caesar and Christ to underscore timeless prudence.
A collage of quips and opinions from Winnipeg Free Press readers and the St. Regis rotunda. Snippets include TV program gripes with Dr Kildare and The Nurses, a Devon village ban on modern dances, Lord Bealverbrook’s temperament, and thoughts on taxes and trust as the New Year begins. The pieces mix humor and social commentary from assorted locals.
In loving memory of our dear father and grandfather William who passed away January fifteenth nineteen sixty two A wonderful father laid to rest For each of us he did his best His place on earth no one can fill We miss you dad and always will Sadly missed by daughter Wilene son in law Lawrence and grandchildren Dean Larry and Brenda Dietrich
We express heartfelt thanks for kindness sympathy messages mass offerings and floral tributes after the loss of our beloved husband and father. Special thanks go to Father M Ronco Kinch catering pall bearers Ladies Auxiliary Canadian Legion doctors nurses hospital staff and Roblin Memorial Chapel from Mrs Joseph Luany and Family.
Town of Roblin issues a license deadline for all dogs by January 1 1964 under by law. Unlicensed dogs will be destroyed and owners prosecuted. Also a lost and found notice asks for the return of a Persian Lamb jacket from the New Year’s dance, with contact details for Mrs D M Staple in Roblin Manitoba.
Sealed tenders in Roblin Manitoba are invited for operators and foremen for two crawler outfits including a stonepicker, diesel graders in Zelena and Makaroff districts, road and snowplow duties, gravelling and lubrication supplies, plus diesel fuel. Tender closing 6 pm February 4 1964 with pay retention pending satisfactory service.
One house for rent and another house for sale with fair size lot. Easy terms can be arranged. Apply to N Ratushny Box 384 Roblin p24.
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