21 Jan 1976
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1976
Page
1
Home and family notes explain dust reduces light up to forty percent by collecting on lamp bulbs diffusers and shades. Greasy films and dirt on bowls and parchment shades lower brightness. wash glass parts, clean cloth shades with suds and a soft brush, and replace burned parchment shades as needed.
The text suggests drying rapidly to avoid rusting through fabric and mentions patting with a towel or using a hair dryer set on coal. It also advertises a pamphlet titled The Light Book from the local Department of Agriculture Office of Box 970, Roblin, Manitoba, and poses questions about light fixtures and home light requirements.
The Canadian Wheat Board announced quota changes effective January 12 1976 for Hard Red Spring wheat No 1 C W and No 2 C W with ten bushels per quota acre. All shipping blocks are authorized. A second change, effective January 13 1976, covers six row barley with additional carrots within assigned quota acres.
The Ladies Aid of St Matthew's Lutheran Church met January 7 with 15 members and 2 guests. Rev Borchardt led Esther Chapter 1 study. treasurer R Wilde man reported funds audited and read. A bake sale for Hospital Aid was announced. organist gown purchase pending Voters assembly approval.
A correction adds a word to the Did You Know column by a RCMP member. Snowmobiles can be operated almost anywhere except roadways and parking lanes. Operating on private property requires owner permission. Quiet hours restrict use within 100 feet of a dwelling.
Text outlines curbs on snowmobile use from midnight to 7:00 a.m. within 100 feet of dwellings and near ice fishing activity or shelters. Operators must stay under five mph within 100 feet of people or shelters and avoid areas around slides or skating rinks unless fenced or for maintenance.
Mr and Mrs R S Topham celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Saturday January seventeenth. Married in Winnipeg in 1916 they lived in Togo Saskatchewan before retiring in 1960 to Calgary Alberta. They have five children William Harvey Victor Hector Irene nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs Lou Van Mulligen announce daughter Heather Marie born January 8 1976 at Brandon General Hospital weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. Dick and Bonnie Harvey announce daughter Christina Lynn born January 8 1976 at 5 04 pm weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces. Grandparents are John LaRocque Roblin and C A Harvey Winnipeg.
Memorial verses honor Trene Bouvi er Leslie Spiar and Ambroise Bell who died in 1975 1978 and 1974 respectively. Messages express missing loved ones and enduring memories from sons daughters and families along with prayers and consolation.
Mrs. Dick Harvey and Christina express gratitude for the excellent care during their stay, thanking Dr Paul and the Robinn Hospital staff.
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