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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1961
Page
2
Parents warned about dangerous household substances and child safety. Officials urge honest, age appropriate communication and provide free pamphlets from local health departments on child training and behavior. Government pamphlets cover topics from risky temptations to understanding unwanted habits and misbehavior.
The author recounts a small eatery run by an immigrant couple that thrived on good service and affordable prices, then failed after a successor raised costs and worsened quality. He argues that a competitive, impersonal market system better rewards capable owners, while planned care by inspectors could misjudge talent.
Approximately 8,000 teachers will answer back to schol bells as Manitoba schools open for the new term. Minister Stewart E. McLean says this is the largest teaching corps in the province, with more teachers holding university degrees and permits reduced to about 25 elementary and 40 secondary, reflecting rising enrolment and longer high school attendance.
In the book look, governments publish booklets and folders about people. Many people are aware that Juniors are a constant worry for parents as health feeding and training concerns arise almost daily for the growing child.
Sealed bids due by 12 noon on September 14 for fuel oil to St Vladimirs College Holy Dedeemer Church and Ukrainian Catholic Parish Halls plus 5000 gallons per year of No 1 and No 2 gasoline. Tender must include two 500 gallon underground tanks and electric built in gas pumps, installed by owner. Lowest bid not guaranteed acceptance.
Copy for all advertisements must reach the Review office by Tuesday noon for publication. Only cash accompanied ads are accepted for classified, Card of Thanks, In Memoriam and Coming Events columns. No ad over the phone. Rates are 2 cents per word per insertion with a 50 cent minimum.
Lakeside Honey Farm advertises new honey production and invites customers to bring their own containers or use their containers. The notice lists contact details with phone numbers and the Roblin Manitoba location. A separate item offers saw sharpening services using a Foley machine by L. E. Johnson, East of the Creamery, Roblin with phone number 15612.
The United Church of Canada Roblin Charge led by Reverend R. Williams announces Roblin church service at 11 am with Sunday School at 11 am and Tummel church service at 12 30 pm with Tummel Sunday School at 12 30 pm.
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