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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1956
Page
5
Public health message emphasizes individual action in cancer fight. Learn symptoms such as nonhealing sores, persistent hoarseness, lumps, indigestion, bowel changes, unusual bleeding, or changing moles. Seek prompt medical advice at first signs to enable experts to help.
A health advisory urges consulting a doctor for possible cancer symptoms. It emphasizes not delaying if pain or seven danger signs appear, noting most symptoms are not cancer but require prompt evaluation and proper treatment.
Prairie upland game birds move onto burning open season list as hunts begin Friday October 3 with targets including sharp tailed grouse Hungarian partridge and ruffed and Canada grouse. Season closes October 16. Game Branch chief G W Malaher warns against misidentifying birds with similar coloring and notes pheasants differ by size tail and breast markings.
Lost two chairs a plain chair and an arm chair misplaced along the route between town and Grainfield School. Readers in Roblin Manitoba are asked to contact the Roblin Review at phone 12 or visit the office for details.
The article traces naval salutes from armored knights raising visors to the modern hand salute. It notes the Royal Navy adopted the hand salute officially in 1990 after Queen Victoria prompted officers to thank mariners from a distressed German ship. It questions crucifix-based quarterdeck salutes amid England’s religious upheavals.
Fowl supper planned for Friday October 26 at the Community Hall from 6 to 8 pm. Adults pay $1.00 and children 4 to 14 pay 50 cents. Following the meal, films will be shown. Bake sale moved to Roblin Electric on Saturday October 27 at 2 pm hosted by the Tummel Ladies’ Club. A dance with Pat Powell’s orchestra set for Friday October 19 at Dropmore Hall, admission 75 cents, sponsored by Castleavery Junior Red Cross.
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