Pork Roast Temperatures Redefined for Juicier Dishes
A university study over ten years shows 170 degrees F in pork provides a 30 degree margin above trichinosis kill temperature, enabling tastier, safer roasts at 350 degrees. Do not rely on color alone. use a meat thermometer to judge doneness. Also notes a home decor talk by Miss Onalee Rudd in Roblin on April 22 at 2:30 at the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onalee Rudd
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Roblin
Roblin Theatre
Easter Weekend Visits Across Manitoba and Saskatchewan
A lengthy list of residents and relatives from Winnipeg, Roblin, Delisle, Chilliwack, and other towns spent the Easter weekend visiting family and friends. Notable names include Mrs. H. R. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Purdy, Mr. and Mrs. Go. Woodley, and Miss Karen Cross, among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Ludwig
Roblin
A. O. Purdy
Winnipeg
Go. Woodley
Delisle
Sask
F. Y. Newton
Victoria
B.C
Karen Cross
E. Brumywell
Lyle Dudwig
Dawfter Shannon
Thompson
Ludwig
C. E. Mitchell
Kaperg
San Clara Legion Ladies Meet Apr 9 and Plan Fundraisers
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch No 237 San Clara Ladies Auxiliary met with nine members. They sent $10 to the Red Shield, planned a Mother's Day bake sale, and assigned lunch and bake sale duties for the Legion dance. The next meeting will be moved to May to appoint delegates for a rally at Riding Mountain on May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Clara Legion
Royal Canadian Legion
San Clara
Red Shield
Muriel Dixon
Legion Dance
Cassie Bailey
Maych
Ordr
Riding Mountain
Giles announce birth of third daughter Diane Mary
Gerry Margaret and Wendy Giles announce the arrival of a new sister Diane Mary born to Mr and Mrs George Giles of Roblin. The family celebrates the newborn as their third daughter with grateful welcome to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Margaret
Wendy Giles
Diane Mary
George Giles
Roblin
Roblin Couple Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Former Roblin residents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Switzer marked their 60th wedding anniversary on March 4 1968. A family dinner for 90 guests was held at the Evangel Tabernacle in Kelowna British Columbia where they have lived for 21 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Switzer
Pandoly Street
Kelowna
B.C
Evangel Tabernacle
Wallace Spies
E. A. Domell
E.G. Bradley
Apostolic Church of
R. F. Parkinson
Dennis Johnston
Karen
Colleen
Carla
Saskatoon
Sask
Switzer
Miss Alta
Ethel
Cyril Nash
Matthew
Helen
Wailllace Spies
Raymond
Roblin
Margaret
James Nicholas
Abbotsford
Long Easter News at Roblin Following Many Visitors
Deepdale reports Easter weekend gatherings at the Doering and McKenzie homes with relatives from Regina Edmonton The Pas Roblin and Snow Lake and Roblin hospital staff visits Mabel Ayer heads for Hamilton and Eastern Canada en route to Quito Ecuador Sympathies to Mrs Scott Roblin pioneer. Several birthdays noted and a March 4 1908 Roblin wedding anniversary tribute with telegrams from officials and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Charman
Roblin
Mabel Ayer
Roblin Hospital
Clifford Ayer
Mabel
Hamilton
Canada
Quito
Ecuador
S.A
David Allen
Waterways
Albberta
J. Allen
Ray~Fisher
Snow Lake
C. McKenzie
Ray
Fisher
Garth McKenzie
Ken McKenzie
Alison
Ross
Mary Gove
George Gove
Clare Powell
Regina
Local district social notes and visits across towns
Mrs C Kelly Cromarty reports visits by Mr and Mrs R Laird of Winnipeg to Mr and Mrs G Laird. Reg Framingham remains in hospital. Winnipeg guests include the MecDuffs and Morrison family visiting grandparents. Easter and wedding activities span Grandview Dauphin Brandon and North Battleford with several local families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Laird
Winnipeg
G. Laird
Reg Framingham
Ilee
Lloyd Ewen
Dauphin
Geo. Ricker
al Morrison
Bill Theampson
Meryl Framingham
Yorkton
R. ‘Framingham
Jones
Roblin
Erna
Charlie Kelly
Wm. Cranwell
Donna
Grandview
Beverly Calcutt
Fred McDuffe
Charlie McDufffe
Robin Watson
Mrs. Cotton
Brandon
Edith Davis
North Battleford
Tom Watson
John Gardner
Killarney
Cliff Dingle
George Ricker Hhome
Keith Chase
Rapid City
Della Haberstock
Caroline Mundt
Oliver, BS
Former Student Honored by Manitoba University
Ronald Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs FAH Wilson of Togo Saskatchewan, received the R Wray Youmans Memorial Trophy at Manitoba’s Colour Night sponsored by Physical Education Recreation and Athletics. The award honors leadership participation and sportsmanship in intramural athletics. At Agriculture Awards Night he also received letters for participation in sports music and drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makaroff Consolidated School
Roblin Collegiate
University of Manitoba
Ronald Wilson
Fah. Wilson
Togo
Saskatchewan
R. Wray Youmans
Department of Physical Education, Recreation
Faculty of Agriculture
Ron
Birth of Lee William Coulter in 1968 at St Boniface Hospital
Deryle and Gladys Coulter of St Eustache announce the safe arrival of their second son Lee William, born March 26 1968 at St Boniface Hospital. He weighed 6 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulter — Deryle
Gladys
Nee Nash
St. Eustache
Lee William
St. Boniface Hopital
George Kelso Honored by Government and United Church
George Kelso received a letter from Agriculture Minister Harry J. Enns praising his contributions to Manitoba’s dairy industry. He earned a Buffalo Pin and held leadership roles including president of the Manitoba Dairy Association and director then president of the Dairy Manufacturers Association. The United Church presented him a desk set as thanks for his faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kelso
United Church
Geo. Kelso
Harry J. Enns
Manitoba
George
Butter-Makers Association
Russell Creamery
Smellie Brothers
Roblin
Russell
Shoal Lake
Rossburn
MacNutt
Manitoba Dairy Association
Dairy Manufacturers Association
Kelso
Congregation of the United Church
A. T. Kines
Lisle Simpson
Four Charged In Break-Ins At Russell Stations
Two male juveniles and one female juvenile pleaded guilty in juvenile family court at Russell before Magistrate F W Coward on April 1 in the Route 83 Service Station and Route 83 Restaurant break-ins the early morning of December 15 1967. They were remanded for sentence for one month and to make restitution of stolen money. The four parties include Russell district residents. The adult involved will appear in court Friday April 19 before Magistrate J C Walker at Swan River in Robbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
F.W. Coward
Brandon
Route 83
Russell and
District
J. C. Walker
Swan River
Robiin
Schmollinger Diamond Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Ern estine and Jacob Schmollinger marked their Diamond Anniversary on April 13 at St Johns Lutheran in Winnipeg and Roblin district. Family hosted a banquet for 110 guests with 63 descendants, including 5 sons and 5 daughters and 19 great grandchildren. John Watson delivered greetings with gifts from children and government, while Pastor Borchardt led the sermonette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnestine
Jacob Schmollinger
St. Johns Lutheran Church
J. Schmollinger
Jack
Canada
Winnipeg
Tummel
Roblin
Schmollinger
A. Andres
W. Zimmer
Shevlin
F. Baumung
Calder
Sask
A. Liski
K. Schmollinger
E. Schmollinger
A. Gchmellinger
Edmonton
John Watson
Westminster
Gerald Litke
LeRoy Bauming
W. McKenzie
M.L
Division Board Defers New Cross-Transportation Policy
The Inter mountain Division Board of Trustees defers cross transportation for one year after approving a plan assigning Grandview Collegiate to University Entrance Courses and Gilbert Plains Collegiate to General and Commercial Courses. The delay follows a 1968 curriculum update enabling flexible self streaming and mixed subjects, with schools weighing course costs and staffing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain Division Board of Trustees
Grandview Collegiate
Gilbert Plains
Manitoba
Ing
Jham University
Eentrance
Grandview
Department of Education
Department
Intermountain
Obituary of William R. Scott from Roblin area
William R. Scott died at Roblin District Hospital aged 86. Funeral services were held at Knox United Church Roblin with Rev. E S Dixon officiating. He helped found the Shell River Roblin Agricultural Society and served as secretary manager of the Deepdale United Grain Growers for 42 years. He was a Justice of the Peace and Bailiff, and a longtime Knox Church member. Survived by Muriel his wife two sons Te of Winnipeg and Ewart of Swift Current two daughters Jean Rice Toronto and Ellen Cotter Montreal five sisters and ten grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox United Chunda
Roblin
Manitoba
Wiliam R. Scott
Roblin District Hospital
E. S. Dixon
Roblin Memorial Chapel
Tummel Deer Park
Walter Ward
George Souter
Jack Hay
Fred McDufffe
George Laird
Harold Dillin
Jim Stewart
Ike Beattie
Grant Buick
Bill Arnott
Charlie Filewich
Allan Martin
William
Bill) Scott
South Woodend
Scotland
Allan Glen
Glasgow
Canada
Beulah
Zorra
Scot
Roberta Livingstone
Muriel Ella
Hine
Scott
Shell River
Knox Church
Roblin 1.0.C.F. Lodge
Scottt
Goose Lake
Muriel
Winnipeg
Ewart
Swift Current
Sackatchewan
Jean Rice
Toronto
Ontario
J. A
Ellen) Cotter
Montreal
Quebec
Helen R. Mitchell
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Peggy
Peggy Barker
John Kines
Birtle
Jim Kines
Aignes Peterson
Gayle
C. E. Riach
Calgary
Keast
Gayle Peterson
Agnes Peterson
Jim Blyth
Peterson
Diane Goodbun
Brandon Mental Hospital
Jack Goodbun
Bill Keast
Bethamne
Walter ‘Ward
Bill, Cameron
Linda ‘Ward
John Demers
Deepdale
Lawrence Doering
Jim Tokar
Clifford
Kenneth Nermberg
Marshall
The
Pas
Adolph Schmellinger
Reuben Spies
Penticton
Mrs.Gordon .Grant
North Guprey
Garfield and
Billy MecDuffe
Mrs
William R. Scott
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