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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1973
Page
1
Examine the blender container for material heat resistance and durability. Glass resists heat better than plastic which can scratch with use. Containers with measurement marks save time and a pouring spout aids transfer. Check wattage on the name plate. higher wattage means more power.
The cutting assembly should have sharp blades and a removable design for easy cleaning. A specially tempered glass jar can replace the blender container for pureeing baby foods, making the blender more convenient and satisfying.
Inglis 4 H Beef Club met January 12 at the home of Mr and Mrs Herb Marshall. The meeting opened with the 4 H pledge and readings from Mr Harold Boughton letters discussed Herford Digest subscriptions and green record forms. Members gave speeches while many fathers attended. Mr Bezan presented farm slides and taught rope halter making. lunch was prepared by the Marshalls. Next meeting set for February 2 at Mr and Mrs Peter Galatiuk.
Mr and Mrs Harry Sudeyko announce the engagement of their elder son Harold William Sudeyko to Mary Ann Krawczyk. The couple plans a wedding in early July.
Russell visits town and defeats the Royals 9 to 4 in a minor hockey game. Swan River team also engaged in the matchup before leaving.
Roblin dominates with four early goals led by Ken Holovach who scores twice and earns first star. Eugene Lavalle adds two and Cliff Pomedli one unassisted. Russell rallies with goals from Cockerill and Kieper, but Roblin answers each time. Final 9 4 Roblin over Russell with Holovach Lavalle Andres named top three.
A Norwest Star snippet recalls Portage and Manitoba's Bill Vopni with sympathy for his bereaved family after a 1972 Get Together fiasco creditors offer 36 cents on the dollar. Manitoba to spend 6.3 million on student summer jobs. jokes about David Lewis and a Liberal Crown Bencher surface in a Ottawa Commons clash.
In loving memory of Lena Logusky who died January 20 1970. A golden heart stopped beating. Two hard working hands at rest. Always remembered by sister Watheyn brother Peter and families.
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