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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
2
A public service notice urges Canadians to reduce fatalities during the Labour Day long weekend. It cites careless driving, boating dangers, and risky behavior as avoidable, urging people to use common sense and make the holiday safe.
The Youth Allowances Act provides ten dollars monthly for 16 and 17 year olds in school or unable to attend due to disability. It applies where no provincial plan exists. Parents should request forms from the Regional Director of Family Allowances if not already received and apply promptly to avoid delays in first payment.
Six Canadians become blind each day and more than two thousand yearly across all walks of life from coast to coast. The message stresses the randomness of who will go blind next and asks readers to imagine being among tomorrow's six and consider their response.
The Canadian National Institute for the Blind asks for urgent support to fund rehabilitation, self reliance, housing, and outreach services. CNIB also provides eye exams and care for low income individuals and operates twenty residences, aiding about 24 000 cases.
A narrator boasts repairing a stubborn centrifugal pump and notes neighbors once helped, now he works alone. He warns that tight connections prevent leaks and poor results, but admits the pump has stuttered mid-season, and he won’t lecture the children.
CBC TV features three programs this weekend offering a look into athletes lives. 20/20 profiles Russ Jackson, CFL star for Ottawa Roughriders, while World of Sport covers NFL training camps and Bobby Hull. Red Skelton Hour features Captains Outrageous with Rhonda Fleming and Hank Henry.
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