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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 14, 1971
Page
2
A UNICEF appeal outlines the grim forecast for over a billion children under fifteen in developing regions. It notes high mortality, malnutrition, lack of schooling, and inadequate medical care, and highlights UNICEF’s 25 years of support in health, nutrition, education and welfare to empower countries to run their own programs.
A town notice from Roblin Manitoba invites residents to meet with a military career counsellor to explore enhanced service paths, education options, and transition planning for post service opportunities in the region.
The article explains UNICEF as a catalyst for change in developing countries and outlines how it operates financially. It notes the goal to double income by 1975, a current budget around 60 million dollars, and administrative costs under eight cents per dollar. It highlights Halloween for UNICEF as a successful Canadian fund-raising program and urges children to participate to foster global awareness.
Premier Schreyer asserts no one will direct his cabinet choices and accepts responsibility for any odd board members. The piece reflects on political pragmatism and contrasts it with Confucius ideas about small deeds leading to great outcomes.
In Nigeria a wife price tops 28 dollars while WHO flags Spain Portugal and France as cholera areas. Benson questions Canada USA relations as tax collectors loom. Trudeau Schreyer squabble headlines fade. a Winnipeg mayor notes provincial politics use divide and conquer. In St Regis rotunda talk, Bombers beating Roughriders prompts talk of firing political hires.
The Honourable Howard Pawley announced that Autopac insurance applications are now in the mail. Manitobans are urged to apply early to avoid last minute rush and lines.
Registration remains open for an extension course in American history offered in Roblin by Brandon University. The class covers U S history from 1776 to today and may count toward a degree or be taken for personal interest. For details contact Mrs. Constance Pedersen or Mr. R. Jones via Brandon University information line 727-5401 ext 331.
The Zorra Ladies announce a bake sale and bazaar on November 13 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Kozmeniuk Hardware. Proceeds support community projects. p39 and p43.
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