17 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 17, 1976
Page
1
Do it yourself home fixes cover scratches with automobile touch up paint for appliances and bathroom fixtures. Use warm water with a little ammonia for carpet spots and blotting paper with a warm iron to remove candle wax.
A reader asks how to curb slime growth in humidifier tanks. Advice includes adding a silver piece to the water to release fungicidal silver ions, or mixing about one teaspoon of chlorine bleach per gallon of water. Occasionally a pinch of potassium dichromate crystals is suggested to prevent tank corrosion.
The Kinsmen began supporting cystic fibrosis research in 1963 after Dr. Douglas Crozier spoke to members about CF. Since 1964 their campaigns have raised over one and a half million dollars, with Kinettes aiding public education and awareness efforts nationwide during CF awareness drives each May.
A column mixes satire and commentary on politics and public figures. It contrasts Ontario justice talk, Quebec unity thoughts, Manitoba by elections, US polling, and a witty hotel overheard remark about city council pay cuts.
In memory of our dear husband father and grandfather AM who passed away Nov. 3, 1975. Times change from year to year and friends may come and go but with us your memory stays. Sadly missed by wife Christina Wilfred Morgan Cone and grandchildren.
The Key stone Pioneer Museum Inc. thanks merchants donors raffle participants and sellers. Roblin Volunteer Fire Dept is thanked for extinguishing a car fire on November 11 1976. Ted and Sylvia Bulbuck thank relatives friends and neighbors for their 25th wedding anniversary celebration with gifts and a special choir and supper.
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