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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
4
A man climbing in Alberta escaped by kicking a protective mother bear fifteen times after she pursued him to the top. The incident ends with the climber having only a nose bleed as the bear’s defense forced him to retreat.
The piece argues heavy government spending and taxation drive inflation in Canada and the U S with higher impacts in the States. It calls for prudent public works and fewer boards while stressing welfare dollars must buy real value. Also included are mower safety tips from National Safety League official Mr. McLaren.
Gay McLaren warns that injuries from power mowers are escalating in Canada, highlighting serious risks as more people operate these machines.
The Manitoba Department of Health warns travelers to leave freezers running while away on vacation or transfer food to a frozen locker. If turning off power, expect spoiled food and odor on return. Wash freezer interior with warm water and baking soda and keep the door ajar after reactivating to air out.
Practical guidance on extending food storage, defrosting frequency, and odor management inside home freezers. Recommends defrost every six months or more if opened often and using charcoal to absorb odors between defrosts.
A new grade 9 social studies program will treat history and geography as separate disciplines in Manitoba schools starting September. About 16 000 students will study British history with a theme approach emphasizing parliamentary government while geography covers Southern continents. A grade 10 pilot tests a North American geography course replacing World Geography with an optional American history module for about 1 000 students across 30 classes.
When lakes darken from rain and silt, anglers can still catch bass by using sound and scent. Cast a noisy bottom rig with a cork plop and worm bait, retrieve with quick jerks, and track clear edges near stumps or weeds. Cruise shorelines to find improving water.
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