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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 1975
Page
5
Practical guidance from Manitoba Hydro on reducing heat loss and easing summer heat. Check for small cracks and gaps around doors and walls, consider insulation, and use fans to improve air circulation. Tips address securing fans with hardware cloth for child safety and ventilating damp rooms to prevent mildew and moisture damage.
President Gordon Scott of the Manitoba Good Roads Association announced four judging teams will patrol member municipalities in the next three weeks. Roblin area judging occurred last week with Lloyd Wiley and George Iftody. Zone 4 trophies include Strathclair for The Birks Trophy and Roblin for The Manitoba Motor League Trophy and Best Maintained City for Flin Flon.
The Birks Dingwall Trophy for Best Village goes to Hamiota. The Nawalkowsky couple of Sandy Lake wins The Graves Trophy for Best Farm Home Grounds. R M Harrison enters The Pery Beachell Memorial Trophy for road improvement. The Harrison RM also takes The Cameron Trophy for Highest Standard, as the province’s four region cups and a Best of Province award total five trophies. This marks the 66th year of the association with numerous members.
Reggie notes the Portage la Prairie Daily Graphic marks its 80th year. A 3 ton 36 foot statue titled Love-L’Amour stands in Hull Quebec funded by the federal government costing 88000 dollars. Peter Desbarats quips on political journalism.
Two couples tied the knot in July 12 1975 ceremonies. In Edmonton at Pilgrim United Church Joanne Legge daughter of Fred and Mrs Legge wed Brian Ritchie son of Ralph and Mrs Ritchie with a United Church Anglican service. In Winnipeg Iris Wozney daughter of Mr Mrs Harry Wozney wed Brian Lott son of Mr Mrs Stanley Lott in John Black Memorial United Church.
The groom’s sister and Susan Hartley attended the bride in yellow knit gowns with lace cap sleeves and daisies. Guests included Brenda at the guest book and Cheryl Kalichuk as flower girl. The couple honeymoon in San Francisco and Harrison Hot Springs before settling in Vancouver. Out of town guests hailed from Great Britain, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan. Telegrams arrived from South Africa, Australia, Hartlepool, Birmingham England, and Vancouver. A linen shower and a stag were held in Winnipeg prior to the wedding in Place Louis Riel.
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