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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1972
Page
2
A reader joins others in denouncing what he calls moral rot on screen and page. He urges action against censorship loopholes and warns of a flood of filth if government bill passes. He claims Hollywood seeks to fill seats with impressionable youths.
Pastor L W Koeppen of Bethel Pentecostal Church decries adultery and perversion, claiming Rome fell from immorality. He argues Communist nations possess higher sexual standards and urges community action to protect children and nation from degeneration.
Snippets from legislative and public rooms feature critics of culture and language, wage talk, potential federal election moves, and quips about politicians. Notable lines reference censorship, wages, Judy La Marsh, and a chess world title hype with Fischer.
The Roblin and District Community Centre Board lists $100 weekly winners from April 10 to July 17 including A Busch Douglas Mohr Chris Bork Christy Wowchuk Spencer Newton Ralph Harlow Wayne Stone Albert Nabe H Kroll Adolf Bileski Lawrence Zimmer Doreen Guncho s ki Harvey Ostrowski and Ralph De La Mare. Morgan Kelso won the $6500 weekly prize for the week of July 3.
The article explains using an automatic oven timer to schedule meals and keep food hot. It covers placing meals in the oven, setting temperatures and clock, arranging racks, and avoiding crowding for proper heat circulation. It advises chilling fresh foods, using covered dishes for vegetables, and adjusting times for frozen items.
Guidance on cylinder speeds chaffer openings and sieve choices for clover meadow fescue and timothy to reduce seed losses. Recommendations include 700-800 rpm cylinder speeds for 22 inch cylinders front concave settings 3/16 to 3/8 inch and various sieve options with low wind for meadow fescue.
In loving memory of our dear mother Pearl who passed away July 26 168. Today recalls sad memories of a dear mother gone to rest. Lovingly remembered by son Win and daughter-in-law Annie with all the family.
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