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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1981
Page
8
A Manitoba Hydro safety briefing warns homeowners and farmers to keep equipment away from overhead lines. It covers ladders antennas storage bins augers grain structures and heavy machinery and urges calling hydro reps for line clearance or underground options. It stresses spare space when moving tall equipment and warns children about kite flying near lines.
Mr and Mrs Murray Sigmar of Winnipeg are listed in Lyall Park Place News along with Mary Wells present in society notes and local notices.
University of Guelph researchers found light exposure degrades flavor in all milk varieties and greatly reduces ascorbic acid. Unexposed milk scored higher in taste with mean scores around 7.1 versus 3.4 to 3.5 after light exposure. Paperboard cartons are deemed the best current dairy container. The piece also offers a frozen dessert recipe using eggs, citrus, rum, and whipped cream.
Aries Taurus Cancer hold steady as urges tempt budgets. Libra Capricorn warned to avoid romance this week or face emotional displays from a partner.
Wednesday visitors included Hansina Bjornson. Sunday guests with Hansina were Oscar and Laura Josephson from Cannington Ontario. Roy McMillan of Portage la Prairie and Mrs. Allan Goodz and child visited Mary McMillan. Fred Thornborough and Emma met cousins Marvin and Doris Bruner from Gabriola Island BC. Winnipeg's Jack Johnston visited Ruth Lalonde’s aunt Mary Hamilton. Others included R Cockle and Donna of Brandon Mae Hill Jean Murray Olive Naismith Carberry Vera Kerega Thunder Bay with Ruth Lalonde. Funeral of Duncan Anderson at Carberry drew Ruth Lalonde Norman Lena Wayte and Nancy Bishop Cypress River.
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