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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1985
Page
10
Professional tips from Pellon and Canadian Home Sewing experts outline selecting compatible notions for sheer fabrics using silk pins and fine needles, avoiding puckers with a straight stitch and tissue paper between fabric and feed dogs, and choosing beige interfacing to prevent show through.
A legal column explains trespass as a civil wrong, how owners may sue, and when the Crown prosecutes. It notes that trespass can occur without touching land, via dogs or spray, and outlines Manitoba rules including a $25 fine in enclosed areas and when notice is given.
The Hillsburg and Park District board elected Walter Styba as Chairman and Gordon Russett as Vice Chair. Committees for equipment, programming, and finance listed with names including Joe Senderewich and Charlie Filench. Expansion could invite Shellmouth, joining a joint weed control program under provincial guidelines requiring a full time weed supervisor and ongoing training. Dr. Barry Todd notes increased awareness reduces regulatory action.
Donalda Andres announces the birth of granddaughter Kaley Rachelle in Winnipeg on January 18, 1985 and Jamie Lee born January 16 at Kamsack Union Hospital weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces. Grandparents listed from Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The item ends with a hotel chat and a note about the Stanley Cup and world chess championship games.
In 1955 an artificial heart valve was only an idea but this year it will save thousands through heart and stroke research funded by the Manitoba Heart Foundation. The appeal urges further donations to support continued medical advances and invites contributions at 301 452 Donald Street Winnipeg Manitoba R3B 2H8.
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