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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 2023
Page
12
After a full curling season and five bonspiels the ice is out for the season though Roblin Minor Baseball Roblin Girls Softball and pickleball will use the rink. A Fierce Female Hockey Camp on April 16 remains and ice is available for rent with public skating sticks and pucks sessions posted March 27 to 31.
World Parkinson's Day observes April 11 to honor Dr. James Parkinson who first described the disease in 1817. Charcot later refined the description and named it Parkinson's disease. The red tulip symbol was introduced in 2005, linking to the Dr. James Parkinson tulip named in 1981 by Dutch horticulturist J W S Van der Wereld.
In a tight curling final Dietrich delivered a critical shot to steal two in the eighth, overcoming Kinaschuk who faltered on the final draw. Earlier spellbinding ends featured guards and taps, leaving Dietrich ahead 8-7 at the finish.
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