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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
1
World Red Cross Day May 8 1973 highlights three D s dirt disease and discrimination and calls for action. League of Red Cross Societies promotes improving environment at home work and neighborhood to enhance health recreation and community participation alongside clean air and open spaces.
The Canadian Red Cross Society outlines global and local efforts addressing environmental problems and public health. Volunteers in Algeria reforest and stabilize land while Korea teams drain swamps and educate youth. South Vietnam projects supply labor and sanitary wells funded by Canadian Red Cross Youth. In Canada programs aid health, disabled, seniors, burnouts, immigrants, and blood donation, with free blood for recipients. The May 8 effort mirrors ongoing campaigns against health and environmental challenges.
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture offers planning and field surveys for farm drainage at $10 per 160 acres for the first 320 acres and $15 per 160 acres beyond that. Applications are available from local Agricultural Representatives during a dry spring window.
In March 1972 Parkland Regional Library Service borrowed 12 590 books from its Bookmobile and 14 depots, nearly triple March a year earlier. The pilot project serves 33 communities with 14 depots and a rotating collection to regional libraries Swan River Ste Rose Benito Laurier.
The Canadian Dental Association notes emotionally disturbed and physically handicapped patients fear regular care. Hypnosis reduces pain and helps tolerate local anesthetics, often allowing treatment without the patient sleeping, though care remains essential to prevent extensive decay.
A Winnipeg column questions a City Works Department proposal to force property owners to cut grass and maintain boulevards. The writer mocks the plan and blends local humor with comments on taxes, politics, and ambiguous regional trivia.
Red Fisher explains that fish feed actively or passively depending on mood and conditions. Underwater plant life supports small prey, with shallow shorelines, bars, ledges, and structures forming favored feeding areas. Fish often travel in schools when feeding peaks under suitable weather and water conditions.
In loving memory of our dear husband and father Norman who died May 14 1968. We think of days gone by and our life together. A shadow over our lives remains, forever remembered by his wife Maury and family.
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