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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
3
The piece contrasts democratic government with totalitarian rule, arguing freedom and public accountability aid crisis response while warning against overbearing silence. It cites the Soviet space achievement versus American openness, then comments on Manitoba politics, grain sales to China, and the Peace Garden.
Manitoba reports late migrations of geese and ducks with many flocks flying in from western nesting grounds. Water conditions vary with dry sloughs in Alberta and Saskatchewan lowering local water, prompting large numbers of waterfowl in the province. Angling notes highlight big trout and pickerel, with reports of prime spots across Winnipeg River, Whiteshell area, and Crescent Lake region, plus a cautionary piece on campfire safety and forest fires. A North Atlantic quip about a Scottish loch ends with a humor twist.
Travel guidance from Carol Lane, Shell Oil Women’s Travel Director, advises practical steps for summer vacations. Core tips include hold mail, cancel deliveries, secure home, arrange lawn care, and leave a light on. Also coordinate neighbors, pets, and emergencies, and inform police of travel details.
Special spring road restrictions on Manitoba highways were lifted Monday May 29 announced by Hon John Thompson QC minister of public works. Restrictions were imposed April 3 to protect highway surfaces during break up. Normal loading resumes after 12 01 am allowing up to 500 pounds per inch width of gross weight per axle assembly. Three ferries operated by the highways branch are now in operation under the bridge engineers office.
The census taker must traverse Canada’s diverse geography using pack horses jeeps boats and planes where needed. Isolated regions along Newfoundland coast Finlay and Laird rivers and the north require ingenuity and endurance. Weather floods ice and rough seas can delay enumeration yet local neighbors often lend aid to stranded census workers.
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