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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 29, 1955

Page

2

Autumn Housekeeping Hints for Easy Cleaning and Cooking

Autumn housework tips cover dust reduction during vacuum emptying with layered wet and dry newspapers, stain removal with baking soda paste, and egg temperature effects on beating. A sour cream meat balls recipe blends bread, meat, and olives, then simmers in tomato sauce. Hot meals era promoted with Hydro ranges and local Manitoba Power Commission contact for homemaking help.

Hydro Moffat Westinghouse General Electric Leonard Manitoba Power Commission Portage Avenue Winnipeg

Manitoba liquor liberalization proposal shocks province

A Bracken commission urges sweeping liquor law changes in Manitoba. It would allow sale by the glass in bars and restaurants, remove the permit system, permit mixed drinking in venues, and let municipalities vote on new outlets. It also calls for a provincially funded alcohol education and treatment program.

John Bracken Manitoba Canada Ontario Drew Bracken

Manitoba Liquor Study urged fund alcohol treatment

A Manitoba liquor commission report proposes liberalizing liquor laws, with profits from sales used to fund alcoholism treatment, education, and rehabilitation. It urges restricting brewery earnings to support an alcohol education program, citing Ontario's insufficient treatment capacity. The piece argues Manitoba should use profits for care of alcoholics.

Canada John Bracken Liquor Commission Manitoba Winnipeg Free Press Ontario Commission Ontario Alcoholism Research Foundation

Blood donor lifeline powers modern medicine

In an era of medical miracles the life saving blood transfusion relies on volunteer donors. Blood banks improve on past methods but face supply limits and lack a synthetic blood alternative. Whole blood storage limits hinder giant drives, demanding continuous availability. The Red Cross Blood Bank in Winnipeg requires 800 bottles weekly to serve Manitoba hospitals.

Hota Horsals Isis Winnipeg Red Cross Red Cross Blood Bank Man

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