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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
3
From the Assistant Christian Science Committee on Publication at Roblin. The piece argues that forgiveness, taught by Jesus, heals resentment and destructive thoughts. It cites Mary Baker Eddy on patience and charity, linking forgiving others to divine forgiveness and personal resurrection through daily practice.
Ottawa announces two commemorative stamps for May 7 honoring political reformer Louis Joseph Papineau and explorer Samuel Hearne. Designs by Laurent Marquart of Jacques Guillon Designers Inc., 12,000,000 copies of each printed by British American Bank Note Company. Papineau stamp 24 mm by 40 mm vertical, three colour gravure and one colour steel. Hearne stamp 4 cm by 24 mm horizontal, two colour gravure and one colour steel.
Hilko Babchyshyn of Calder died March 23 1971 at Yorkton Union Hospital aged 93. Funeral services were held Saturday from Bailey's Chapel under Jehovah's Witnesses. Born August 20 1877 in Austria he came to Canada in 1903 and homesteaded Calder district. He married Lena Androniak January 19 1904. Survived by four sons Metro Michael Tom Andrew and a daughter Mary, eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Interment Yorkton Cemetery pallbearers listed. Arrangements by Bailey's Funeral Home.
A compact survey traces American baked beans origins to Plymouth 1620 and notes white bean varieties like marrow and navy used today. It covers soaking methods for dried beans, fat for reducing foam, and a brief origin tale of waffles from the 18th century England.
Instructions explain freezing waffles without thawing and to toast directly. It covers seasoning waffle grids to prevent sticking, and cleaning guidance for hot grids. Then guidance on Canadian egg grading A, B, and sizes, plus price cues for choosing smaller eggs. Also notes serum and fibrinogen derived from Canadian Red Cross blood donations.
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