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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1971
Page
3
Health and Social Development Minister Rene E. Toupin cites 80 Manitoba children under 15 killed in 1970 and urges renewed safety education at home and school. Most deaths linked to motor vehicle crashes and drowning. officials say many could have been prevented and vigilance must continue.
Minister TouDin cites Winnipeg Poison Control Centre as invaluable while detailing 1970 child fatalities in Manitoba. Fifteen year old victim of poisoning, four girls and eight boys in fires, four boys aged two to fourteen in cold exposure, and thirteen babies dying from inhalation or ingestion. Suffocation claimed several infants and a preteen. the event underscores year-round safety.
The piece explains that many who end up in Alcoholics Anonymous began by resisting help and that alcoholism is a progressive illness. It stresses personal choice and urges contacting local groups in Winnipeg and nearby towns with provided phone numbers for assistance.
The Springfield Leader is an independent weekly published every Tuesday serving the North tion of Manitoba areas including Pine Falls and Lac du Bonnet. It lists subscription rates of 3.00 per year within Canada and 4.00 outside, with two-year options, advertising rates and second class mail registration number 0640.
The Manitoba Tourism Recreation and Cultural Affairs Minister Peter Burtniak announced provincial parks, campgrounds, and recreation areas reopen May 14 with expectations of a strong season. Campgrounds offer about 4 700 sites plus private camp accommodations. beach patrols will run through summer. entrance and camping fees remain unchanged.
Al Thomas president of the Association of the Non-Status Indians thanks The Editor and staff for coverage of non status Indians. He recounts meeting Chief Dan George actor Pete Buckley Boniface Guimond and a Senator's son in Vancouver and praises the conference with Pow Wows banquets and dances while urging younger people to engage in such work. He reflects on leaving Manitoba at 45 and hopes to visit again.
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