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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1993
Page
2
The piece argues organ shortages drive urgent transplant needs and probes ethics of animal and human tissue use. It notes risks like tissue rejection, calls for donor awareness, and imagines cloning organs as a potential future solution amid moral questions and public longing for life-saving transplants.
The Vatican appoints Father Peter Stasiuk of Roblin as Bishop for Australia and New Zealand. The Ukrainian Catholic community expresses pride at a native of Roblin reaching a high church office and thanks the church authorities for the appointment.
Diana Budzinski runs the frot eramic studio of Diana May clay Ltd in Theodore Saskatchewan. What began as a one woman operation now employs five full time staff with twenty home decorators. The studio imports art clay from California and distributes across the east to west coasts.
Prairie Perspective by Fred McGuinness profiles Diana May Clay Ltd a Ukrainian motifs pottery business. She crafts 1 000 items from pyre gy pots to Baba jars using traditional Ukrainian cross stitch designs. Brisk sales occur at Ukrainian festivals and a Disney Epcot invitation could bring 40 000 to 45 000 daily visitors.
A Dear Editor letter argues that a single factor could solve Canada's multiple crises. The writer lists problems from poverty and unemployment to pollution and deficit, then urges focus on one unifying solution.
Friends recall Bob Pritschau as a soft spoken community helper who enriched Roblin through cross country skiing and work with Keystone Pioneer Museum and Parkland Ski Association. His Raven's Nest perch symbolized his quiet generosity and lasting impact on neighborly life.
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