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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
2
A fragmented editorial style passage asserts that recognizing much that is right about the free system should occur more often. The text uses sweeping praise and incomplete phrases, suggesting a reflective stance on liberty and civic values.
Advisory warns travelers to avoid random bushland, carry compass and map, and beware rabies epidemics in Canada. It notes altered animal behavior, urges water purification, and cautions against sunburn and heat exposure to prevent safety risks.
A historical public health style guidance advises wearing a bathing suit with sun protection in mind, screening windows and doors, shielding babies from sun, wearing sunglasses, and using fly repellent. It warns of poison plants and broken glass, and suggests carrying tomato juice for skunk encounters, ending with a cheerful holiday wish.
The piece notes John Kenneth Galbraith praised the United States for universal primary education and a diverse, developed secondary system. It argues criticism drives change but cautions that neglecting these virtues could weaken free North American institutions under ongoing attack.
Canada Department of Agriculture reports Hillsburg brucellosis testing on May 1 1962 with 204 herds 6900 cattle on premises 3320 tested ? reactors 147 percent infection rate. No infected herds. total compensation listed as $187.00. Also references Bethel Pentecostal Church and Friendly Evangelical Church with local service times.
A German-Canadian Day will be held in Winnipeg starting Friday August 3 at Marlborough Hotel. Attending will be Minister of Immigration Mrs H Fairclough Agricultural Minister Hutton and the German Ambassador. A rich program will be conducted throughout.
Copy for all advertisements must reach the Review office by Tuesday noon for the desired publication. Due to collection difficulties, only cash accompanied ads will be accepted for classified, Card of Thanks, In Memoriams and Coming Events. No ads taken over the phone. Rates are 2 cents per word per insertion with a 50 cent minimum.
In loving memory of our dear father who passed away July 27 1943. In our lonely hours thoughts of you are near. A silent voice and a vacant chair. Ever remembered by your family.
Davey family remembers Edward Davey who died July 19 1952 at Snow Lake mines. Ten years have passed since the death and the family recalls the gloom and loss in the home. They mourn but look forward to reunion in heaven, signed by his mother sisters Ann and Erlaine and brothers Morley and Leo.
The United Church Women will run a booth at the Roblin Fair offering cold plates hot dogs sandwiches tea and coffee. Members not contacted by the committee are asked to bring two pies and ensure their names are on their plates.
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