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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
2
A Canadian public safety notice urges care with fire during Fire Prevention Week. It cites 170 daily home fires, 620 deaths last year, and 126 million dollars in losses, blaming three quarters on carelessness. It offers tips: supervise children, plan for elderly evacuation, and handle cigarettes and matches safely.
Keep a flashlight handy for dark areas and avoid lighting matches in closets or attics. Have electrical appliances repaired if cords are frayed or loose. Dispose of old newspapers and other combustibles regularly. In a fire, exit first then call the fire department. do not re-enter a burning home. Your actions can save lives.
For the 18th year savings bonds go on sale across Manitoba via installments or cash. Last year Canadawide $1.8 billion was raised. Manitoba buyers reached about $70 million with 25 000 via payroll deductions. The 1963 bonds offer 5.03 percent yield and can be cashed anytime at full face value plus interest. Maximum purchase per resident is $10 000. Payroll savings directors named for the prairie region and Manitoba are William S. Dunlop and Larry R. Barr, H. G. Mackey, J.R. Macpherson, Alan S. Robinson.
Plan to store garden tools to prevent accidents. Wrap heads of forks rakes and hoes in heavy paper and hang them. Wrap shears sickles and sharp tools and keep them out of traffic. Wrap mower blades and store safely. Keep insect sprays and poisons away from children in a secure place.
In loving memory of Mike Titanich who died October 8 1959. Leaves of memory fall softly and we gather them as we treasure them. Unseen and unheard he is near still loved missed and dear. Ever remembered by brother Stanley sister in law Lillian nieces Ruby Debbie and nephews Vernon Stanley Dennis and Keith of Kelowna BC.
The Roblin Accord ian Band thanks the Roblin Elks Lodge for handling refreshments at the Bingo night. Also thanks go to Dave Ballard Jimmie Darrell Staple Doig Titanich Alex Moore Johnnie Bauer and Alex Pitts for assisting with George Sadoway's crop.
A community Fowl Supper is set for Thursday October 10 from 5 30 to 8 00 pm at Grace Lutheran Church Zorra. Adults pay 1 00 and children 6 to 14 pay 40 cents.
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