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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
2
Advice for cottage preparation to prevent pests and hazards. Clean breaks: remove water sources, inspect chimneys, store fuels outside, keep matches in tins, burn table refuse, and vaccinate pets against rabies. Warns to consult local game wardens about rabies cases and avoid domesticating wild animals.
A public notice urges careful behavior near wildlife and water. It advises reporting unusual animal activity to game wardens or agricultural officials, avoiding handling sick or dead animals, and seeking medical advice if bitten or exposed to wild animals. It also covers testing drinking water, using approved life jackets, keeping children away from water, and learning Lifesaving methods including mouth-to-mouth. It emphasizes starting a safety plan before driving.
This article argues mental illness is Canada’s top health issue due to hospital confinement, high prevalence, and its impact on other diseases. It notes mental illness costs equal to the income tax of many earners, and urges public support for the Canadian Mental Health Association with Roblin branch contact.
The Boychuk Family and Alfred and Mary Williams express gratitude for sympathy and support during bereavement. They thank friends and relatives, those who visited their wife and mother in hospital, and commend doctors and the hospital for their care. Stanley Irvine and Family join in the thanks.
Specifications and tender forms available at several offices across Canada. Lowest tender not guaranteed accepted. Includes notices for Ottawa Winnipeg Saskatoon Edmonton Vancouver contacts and deadlines. Also lists church meetings and schedules for The Friendly Evangelical Church and associated study groups.
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