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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 10, 1978

Page

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Child Safety Week aims to prevent home chemical hazards

The Canada Safety Council highlights that medicines and cleaning products are common in homes and usually harmless when used correctly but can be dangerous or fatal if misused during Child Safety Week.

Canada Safety Council

Dangers of Storing Hazardous Liquids in Soft Drink Bottles

Cleaning fluids paint thinners insecticides and other mixtures are too often stored in soft drink bottles. Improper containers cause confusion as contents may be mistaken. A child sees a bottle as drinkable so rinsed poison bottles should be discarded.

Safe handling tips for medicines and bike maintenance

Advice warns against giving children candy flavored medicines and outlines immediate steps if poisoning occurs. It also details basic procedure to change a three speed rear bicycle wheel and promotes a new home maintenance book.

Employment Tax Credit Program aids Canadian employers

Canada introduces an Employment Tax Credit Program to stimulate private sector jobs. Eligible businesses after one year of operation may claim a rebate for hiring unemployed workers via Manpower or Employment Centres. Rebate rates vary by region and can reduce federal taxes while carrying forward unused amounts for five years. Each new job must be full time with 35 hours or more weekly for up to nine months.

Government of Canada Canada Manpower Centre Canada Canada Employment Centre Em Immigration Canada Dcaton

Readers Digest Compiles Practical Home Fix It Manual

The editors compile the Fix It Yourself Manual with step by step instructions presented in a clear easy to follow format. The guide covers common household repairs offering practical tips for readers tackling maintenance tasks.

Reader’s Digest

Golf Club Votes On Spring Tournament And Meetings

The club thanks Peter for selling pools tickets aiding equipment funds. A Men’s Spring Tournament is set for Sunday June 4 with prize committee John Burback and Cam Keast. Ladies run the booth. An executive meeting May 12 at 7 30 PM in Borden Hawryluk’s office seeks further discussions.

Marshall Peter John Burback Cam Keast Borden Hawrylluk

Yakimishyn Family Travel Highlights Across Western Canada

Catalofeie CEO Mike Yakimishyn and family return from Vancouver visiting cousins at a 60th wedding anniversary and other relatives in Kamloops and Victoria. They report blossom season beauty and plan to Cleveland announce? (Note: The source mentions multiple relatives. however, no Cleveland).

Mike Yakimishyn Vancouver B.C Dmetro Bidochka Ken Demchuk John Styba Mike Kozak Walter Lukey Victor Styba Sam Lebedowich Wm. Lesack Bohdan Lesack Marcia Victoria R. Wither Sharon Morrison Fred Nykolyshyn Nick Kapetz Charlie Trowski Kamloop Oscar Weir Lisa Togo Sask Dave Sage Leaf Rapids Cliff Sage Bonnie Traub Calgary Diana Hulbert Regina Edith Traub Brandon Hileen Traub

Letter to the Editor on crime and politics in Saskatoon

The writer condemns murder and links political corruption to criminal activity. He notes police killings heighten discussion and criticizes politicians for neglecting the needy while spending large sums on criminals. He argues taxpayers fund both crime and policing in society.

Tax Rules vs Capital Punishment Debate Mentioned

A reader argues against sparing criminals from taxes while in prison and advocates death penalties for murderers including officers and politicians involved in drug dealing. The letter also notes safety tips from the Manitoba Motor League about disconnecting battery cables.

The Manitoba Motor League

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