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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1982
Page
11
Extension home economist Pat Orsak warns that summer picnics and barbecues invite food poisoning if proper prep and storage are ignored. Keep prepared foods refrigerated below 4 C and hot foods above 60 C, or refrigerate after cooking. Freeze meats and sandwiches, wrap tightly, and thaw 2 3 hours before serving.
Basic safety and technique tips cover greasing the grill to prevent sticking and using long handled tongs. Marinate meat for moist flavor and test doneness by juices. Steaks should be at least one inch thick and cooked over heat, with fat edges slashed to prevent curling. Hamburger patties should be one inch thick and fully cooked. Poultry should show clear juices, vegetables can steam in foil packets, all with safety in mind for a safe summer barbecue.
The ten mile Canadian Legion walkathon on June 13 saw 16 participants including four Mulroy family members John, Geri, and Michael among the walkers. Rollie Hamel finished first in just over two hours. Trophies went to John Mulroy oldest male walker June Ross oldest female walker and Robbie Andrews and Michael Mulroy as youngest walkers. Proceeds benefit the Legion Hall building fund with a pot luck supper catered by the Ladies Auxiliary.
Geri Ronellenfitch returned home on Thursday June 17 from Gimli Manitoba after a four day Discover Manitoba 4 H Tour. The group traveled aboard the M S Lady Winnipeg toured Fort Garry and Selkirk Marine Museum. Leaders included Leloni Wiebe and Greg Goose arranged transport with Doug Wheatly driving.
Arriving back in Winnipeg the 4 H leaders said goodbye and left richer in knowledge and friendships after four days. Conrad and Cindy Starchuk visited their father Eugene and Phyllis Starchuk of San Clara over the weekend. Sunday was Father’s Day with birthday wishes for Conrad on the 22nd and Grace Arnott of Links Lodge Winnipeg turning 86 on July 7.
Mr and Mrs Taras Storczynski of Roblin Manitoba announce an engagement. The couple plan a future wedding and request joy in the event from family and friends.
The engagement of Debra Ann to William Gordon son of Mr and Mrs Pierce of Brandon Manitoba is announced. The wedding is set for Saturday June 26 1982 at 7 00 pm in Central United Church Chapel 8th Street and Lorne Avenue Brandon Manitoba.
Dennis and Deb Beck announce the birth of their daughter Melissa Amber on May 18 1982 at Roblin Hospital. She weighs 8 pounds 2 ounces and measures 21 inches. She is the first grandchild for Ed and Alice Styba and 26th for Tom and Chris Beck. She is the first great grandchild for Mike and Anne Yakimishyn and the third for Steve and Mary Styba.
Born to Mr and Mrs Brian Staple of Winnipeg on June 17 1982 a son Wayne Fredrick Durrell weighs 8 pounds 5 ounces A grandson for Mr and Mrs Fred Smith of Winnipeg and Mrs Sadie Staple of Roblin
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