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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1985
Page
1
Animals play a central role in our perception of Canada’s relationship with the United States. Their eagle soars above the world, a bird of prey, symbolizing power. Our industrious beaver gnaws away, quietly hewing wood, and drawing water off the beaten track.
Canadian Federation of Independent Business survey shows two thirds of 16 000 respondents support free trade with the United States up from 10 years ago. CFIB president cites renewed optimism and confidence driving the shift amid talks of economic union and September negotiations.
The Canadian Red Cross warns against mixing alcohol with boating and swimming this season citing 1984 Canadian waterway fatalities where alcohol was involved in over half. Manitoba Red Cross cites BAL of 0.04 as impairing boat operators, urging safe behavior and postponing partying.
The Canadian Red Cross warns that alcohol impairs boat operation and swim safety, citing drownings as a leading risk. It urges following safe boating rules during National Water Safety Week and notes alcohol should be consumed after docking or swimming. Information available from Manitoba Division in Winnipeg at 772-2561.
Planned Parenthood Manitoba announces the June 8 launch of the Facts of Life telephone information line. Volunteers staff the service to provide current guidance on sexuality and reproductive health across Manitoba with a toll free option for callers outside Winnipeg.
The article details the Nemetchek family on three quarters of land where Bernie, a taxidermist, showcases grizzly bear and other mounts at home. Caroline decorates in an authentic pioneer style with 17th century furnishings, creating a portal to the past as the household contends with modern life. Practically everyone today takes electrical services.
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