May is Mental Health Month in Roblin
A commentary urges recognizing mental health as a constant concern in daily life. It calls for awareness during Mental Health Month and Mental Health Week, with the Roblin Boy Scouts canvassing the town in the last week of May seeking support for services for the mentally ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian
Mental Health Association
Roblin Boy Scouts
New Custom and Rental Rates in Manitoba Agriculture Booklet
Manitoba Agriculture releases this year’s guide titled Rental and Custom Charges for Farm Machinery. Based on 1973 prices, it covers 46 machine types and lists tractor rates at four to six cents per horsepower hour, including fuel. It helps farmers compare quotes to fair prices and accounts for depreciation interest repairs maintenance and a 25 percent markup. Copies available from regional agricultural reps or the Department in Winnipeg.
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Technical Services
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Norquay Building
Winnispeg
Aerosol safety and proper handling guidance
A guide on household aerosol products explains why heat can cause container explosion and the need to avoid puncturing or burning cans. It urges keeping aerosols away from heat sources, not using them as toys, and minimizing inhalation or eye exposure while following label instructions.
Canadian Forest Service Finds CES.1020 Prevents Dutch Elm Disease
Scientists from the Canadian Forestry Service report a chemical CES.1020 and a pressure tool injection method that arrest the development of Dutch Elm disease and prevent it from attacking certain trees.
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association names new General Manager
G. H. Witherspoon announces Barry G. McCallum as General Manager and Secretary Treasurer of the Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association. McCallum previously served as advertising manager for Winnipeg suburban weeklies and will oversee advertising sales and promotion for the 52 member papers. Office located at 404 322 Donald St Winnipeg.
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G. H. Witherspoon
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Barry G. McCallum
McCallum
Winnipeg
Donald St
Free Primers On Pollution And Citizen Action
The federal Environment Department publishes two free booklets, A Pollution Primer and The Environment Needs You, to dispel myths about pollution. Environment Minister Jack Davis says they define pollution types, explain terms like biosphere ecology particulates CO2 barrier and persistent chemicals, and guide citizen involvement.
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Environment
Federal
Department of the Environment
Jack Davis
Environmental guides promote pollution awareness and action
A Pollution Primer explains how poisons enter food chains and how lakes age while outlining federal and provincial responsibilities. The Environment Needs You urges citizen involvement with 11 air pollution tips and 10 water and waste guidance. Environment Canada will publish a deeper citizen guide. copies are free from Ottawa.
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Environment
Davis
Environment Canada
Enquiry Centre
Ottawa
KIA
Brownie Pack Reports April Busy Month Activities
The 1st Roblin Brownie Pack led by Mrs. Andres and others held April meetings with badge work, songs, and a birthday toast for Donna. They planned May events, a May 5th cocky day, May 12th tea bake sale, Easter decorations for hospital trays, a short hike, semaphore practice, and a June campout. Reporter Tracy Murray.
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Roblin Brownie Pack
Mrs. Andres
Mrs. Gaber
Mrs. Brown
Donna
Brown Owl
Andres
Wiles
Frost-Hunt
Dauphin
Tracy Murray
Reggies Ramblings on hockey, politics and oddities
A collage of light commentary notes from Winnipeg on Coca, Canada hockey talk, a Toronto betting dispute with a baseball bat, corporal punishment debates, charity humor, and legislature quips. It mentions Reg Wightman’s year award and a deaf mute in court, with assorted global fables and social jibes.
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Toronto
Winnipeg
Confucius
Reg
Wightman
St. James
Assinibois
St. James- Assiniboia
Lions Club
Glasgow
USA
America
Canada
St. Regis
Shriners
Harold’s Special Starburst Bonus Offer
Harold gifts his wife a Starburst bonus tied to a dinner time purchase. He also makes a Texaco purchase valued at 100 dollars for farm petroleum products. The bonus includes a choice of Manitou dinnerware, Witton flatware, Apollo tumblers, or Malibu towel set.
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Harold
Texaco
Grindley
England
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