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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 17, 1961
Page
6
Public health pamphlet urges pre school medical checks to correct defects such as teeth, vision, hearing, and tonsils before school. Emphasizes immunization records, safe clothing, proper sleep, and independence. Warns of disease exposure at school and notes need for parental guidance and a health unit pamphlet.
A mistreated female boxer named Mist is rescued and rehomed after an Ontario woman coordinates with the Canada Council for Animal Welfare. Montreal contacts confirm the dog, once starved and battered, is safe. Jill becomes Mist’s successor, and the family travels to Toronto to receive her, as CN staff assist. The tale highlights care, adoption checks, and the dog’s gradual adjustment to a loving home.
In loving memory of Mikey Iyra who rested on August 17 1960 at age 24. Parents and sisters Lan Lan Evelyn miss him each day as he bore pain waiting for care. God chose the best and he is at rest. Lovingly remembered by Mom Dad and sisters.
In loving memory of my dear brother Mikey Hyra who passed away August 17 1950. Two years today our brother was called to his eternal rest. We miss him here so very much and his presence seems near. Ever remembered and sadly missed by sister Carrie brother in law Willie nieces Sharon and Brenda and nephew Richard.
Ambrose Hills argues in The Commonwealth Forum that the average Canadian Joe is distrustful of politicians, tired from daily life, and uninterested in sweeping socialist promises. He contends Joe values freedom, car use, and practical work over utopian plans, believing socialism has failed where tried.
Child training difficulties can be addressed by family doctors or mental health clinics dedicated to children. Canada has many child guidance clinics where parents can obtain advice from authorities in charge. Local or provincial health departments provide free folders on various branches of child training.
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