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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
6
A column blends marriage insight with a clergyman anecdote about brief separations to rekindle romance. It shifts to critique of summer television, Canadian industry, and public health progress from 1924 to 1960, noting disease trends and the ease of global travel elevating contagion risks.
The Health League of Canada reports a spectacular reduction in diphtheria cases across Canada since the toxoid vaccine program began. Health officials credit widespread immunization and public health campaigns for the decline.
Hon Stewart E McLean education minister reports a 926 trainee total in Manitoba teacher training programs, up 233 from last year. Manitoba Teachers College in Tuxedo shows 605 trainees, Brandon College elementary training up by 44 to 128, with gains noted across faculties.
Chevrolet offers a new Chevelle with a choice of 14 power teams including six V8s up to 425 hp, newer quieter transmissions, and Jet-smooth ride. The model is a distinct line, shorter than big cars yet roomy, with options from 120 hp six to 220 hp V8 and ten engine transmission choices.
A university and college program totals 193 students this year, up 64 from last year, with 178 enrolled at the University of Manitoba and 15 at Brandon College, reflecting broader participation in teacher education offerings.
The parks division of the department of mines and natural resources runs an operation at major beaches to reclaim items left behind. In a busy season hundreds of thousands visit resort areas and more than 3,000 articles were returned last year including false teeth, towels, bathing suits, and a glass eye claimed a year later by its owner.
A collection of quips and satirical remarks on debt politics and public life. Notable lines reference national debt per Canadian, Glassco Report critique, Douglas Fisher on Parliament in other cities, and playful jabs at politicians, royals, and cultural quirks. A frank potpourri of humor and opinion.
A cautionary note advises never attempting to remove a block age in a gun barrel by firing it out. It urges leaving the task to a professional armourer to avoid a burst barrel and serious injury.
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