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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1967
Page
5
The article explains headaches vary from mild discomfort to migraines and notes tension and emotional stress as major causes. It suggests relaxing, talking through frustrations, accepting oneself and others, and reducing stress as the best preventive approach, with limited medical aid under supervision.
A short reflection on childlike faith and biblical trust. Abel accepted God's word and sacrifice, while Cain relied on his own plan. Today believers cite John 3 16 for eternal life, with joy and peace marking true faith, raising questions about trust in God.
The passage lists danger signals linked to headaches including sudden pain changes eye trouble eating issues concentration trouble numbness or weakness and personality change. It urges consulting a doctor for these symptoms and ends with a motivational note to focus on life and pleasure.
Ambrose Hills recalls a personal LSD experiment framed as a longing for beauty and transcendence. He contrasts quiet desperation with vivid nature, urging readers to seek authentic experience through a vivid, non dangerous moment of reflection rather than drug use.
David Palkowsky of Deepdale urges Dauphin voters to beware of promised tax cuts under a single school district. He recalls higher taxes in Sask after consolidation, recounts transport and road costs for rural children, and questions who pays for new schools and buses. He urges a cautious, year-by-year assessment before a yes vote.
The passage urges staying grounded in inner vastness rather than escaping to distant worlds. It equates youth lessons on infinity and inner kingdoms with a call to engage deeply with reality, suggesting substance lies in contemplation over dreaminess.
A fashion feature surveys the evolving loose, asymmetric styles and the 1967 New Look with drindle skirts and bold colors. It offers wardrobe guidance from quick alterations to creative DIY accents like fur bindings and wool pom pom necklaces for all ages.
The Prairie Provinces Forestry Association has chosen its Centennial year theme Man and His Natural Environment. The piece emphasizes the vast forest lands in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta and the forests role in soil and water conservation recreation wildlife and the Canadian way of life.
It is not too early to order seeds and to begin arrangements for starting seeds for some garden plants, says F. J. Weir provincial horticulturist with the Manitoba Department of Agriculture. Order shrubs and trees now to
Mr Weir warns gardeners to avoid disappointment from unfilled orders as nurserymen stay busy in late spring. Risk of out of stock substitutions looms, so use only hardy recommended varieties. Lists of recommended trees shrubs fruit trees annuals perennials and vegetables available from the Economics and Publications Branch Manitoba Department of Agriculture 713 Nor quay Building Winnipeg Man.
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