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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 1972
Page
3
A Manitoba column laments poaching and lighted jacklighters chasing deer, recounts a farmer’s deer yard intrusion, notes scarce hunting features in weeklies, and reports snowmobile bans in key wildlife areas to protect game. It also hints at broader debate over deer conservation versus indigenous methods.
A sermon argues that diagnosing life’s problems as trouble spots misses the deeper cause sin. It cites Isaiah 1 5 about general sickness and notes Jesus as Great Physician who forgives sins, heals, and cleanses from all sin through faith in Him.
A readable excerpt discusses toaster use and care along with shingles and flashing weatherproofing. It notes 2 and 4 slice toasters with humidity sensors or timers and automatic lowering. Roof inspection advice includes checking flashing around chimneys and vents and using Instant Patch from Tremco Canada.
A 15 year old roof leaks in high wind storms at valleys near a dormer joint. The fix urged is to repair before plastering, noting aging shingles seal with flashing. Use Instant Patch asphalt compound to fill voids under overlapping shingles, then press shingles to seal.
Health minister Rene E. Toupin warns of a potentially higher influenza season in Manitoba and urges immediate vaccine administration for high risk groups to curb spread and severity.
The minister outlined vaccine access for elderly in institutions and those with heart and lung disease and endocrine disorders. Free doses go to nursing home residents with social allowance coverage. others at high risk may be vaccinated by their physicians or buy vaccine locally. He cautioned of possible outbreaks this winter in Manitoba, with peaks in January and February.
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