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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1968
Page
2
The Canadian Highway Safety Council warns that aquaplaning can occur on wet roads with smooth tires. It urges motorists to check tread depth and replace badly worn tires. The message advocates avoiding aquaplaning by using tires with good tread.
Dogs are a constant presence in Canadian households bringing joy and companionship, yet many residents endure dog bites yearly. Most injuries are minor, but some cases cause serious harm and require medical and legal attention.
The article warns of bite risks and infection from dogs, noting that about one third occur during play and often involve the owner. It stresses children under six and especially under five years should avoid young pets, and advises calm, nonthreatening introduction to strange dogs with careful supervision.
Guidance for kids to avoid teasing or abusing animals and to behave around dogs. Do not run or shout near dogs while they eat or feel excited. Do not pet startle or take food from a dog during feeding. Teach children to avoid unfamiliar animals and seek adult supervision.
L C Buchanan of the University of Manitoba outlines 10 recommendations for grain drying bins. He urges using an 18 foot diameter bin for up to 900 bushels, a peak grain distributor, active fan during filling, shallow 2 to 3 foot drying depth, doors that open during drying, continuous fan operation, heated air at 120F, seed grain limit 110F, milling grades at 140F, and cooling grain 30 minutes before storage.
Flin Flon resident Reg Luchuck will ride the Manitoba Forestry Association conservation car to train northern instructors in the hunter safety program. The car, donated by Canadian Pacific Railway, travels northern lines with cooperation from railways. About 1,500 instructors have qualified and 8,500 have completed the course. the plan becomes compulsory in 1969 for all hunting licence applicants unless aged over 18 with a prior licence.
The University of Manitoba nutritionist warns frost damaged oats buckwheat and flax can cause nitrate and prussic acid toxicity in livestock. Producers should submit samples to the provincial feed testing service for analysis with fees from $1 per sample to $5 for full forage and grain analyses. Prompt submission advised.
Mrs. Leon Jolliffe expresses sincere gratitude to the Makaroff people for an evening and gifts. She thanks Dr Layng Dr Paul and Roblin Hospital nurses for wonderful care during her stay plus cards flowers gifts treats and visits.
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