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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1969
Page
2
The Prairie Provinces Forestry Association promotes tree planting as a key to stabilizing Western Canadian agriculture. Shelter belts protect crops and stock, enable gardens and fruit production, and enhance home life. Strategic planting supports cropping practices and democratic ideals by improving year round living conditions on western farms.
Public health officials warn rabies remains a hazard as people keep pet skunks. Even de scented animals can transmit the disease if allowed to roam, with bites risking serious infection. Immunization is advised for those bitten, as rabies can develop months later and is fatal without treatment.
Health guidance urges public not to keep wild animals like skunks and foxes as pets and recommends rabies vaccinations for dogs cats and farm animals. Report odd animal behavior to officials. preserve heads for lab testing if suspected rabies. possible new law may ban keeping skunks as pets.
The Manitoba Centennial Corporation approved a three part plan to boost student knowledge of provincial history. Students will write local histories with guidance, compete in province wide history fairs, and stage student created pageants inspired by Brock Corydon School. The project will be run with the Department of Education and support from teachers leaders and area pioneers.
Ottawa announced the 25th Canada Savings Bond series by Finance Minister E. J. Benson. The new bond will double the investor’s money in nine years with an average annual yield of 8 percent to maturity on November 1 1978. Buyers may choose to leave matured coupons to earn interest on interest.
Canada Savings Bonds 1969 Series will be sold from October 6 to November 14 at face value with no accrued interest. New issue targets small investors, offering 7 to 8.25 percent coupons over nine years, average yield 8 percent, and a $25,000 per purchaser limit. Purchases may be made by individuals and Canadian residents including minors and estates, trusts and nonprofits.
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