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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1980
Page
3
Garden to table notes explain picking ripe berries with hulls, avoiding moisture and soft spots, then handling, washing, hull removal, and quick freezing. Includes a Canada Agriculture suggested Frozen Strawberry Yogurt Pie recipe with ingredients and steps.
Shirley Becker reports families from Philip and Glen Becker attended the funeral of Henry Layh in Russell on Wednesday June 11. Friday June 13 hosts at the Beckers’ home welcomed guests from Churchbridge Winnipeg Yorkton Thunder Bay Vernon Wolseley and other towns.
Evening hosts included Mr Otto Grosse of Melville and Lloyd Grosse of Edmonton with Mrs Flundra of Inglis. The Harlows hosted Ralph Harlow and Garry Christoff from Manitou. Surrey visitor Charlie Prince joined. Calgary and Winnipeg guests attended Sunday dinner at Philip Becker’s. Archie Harlow traveled to Saskatoon for hospital days. Alec Steciuk visited Preeceville and Rockford to see Vera Stoner and sisters Bert Fairburn and Joe Olson families. Weekend guests hosted at Art McCal’s Saskatoon home.
Alice Murray and Mrs. Mathison from Hamiota stayed with the Framinghams in Grand Narrows while Ed Lenderbeck visited Winnipeg with their children Jean Manny and Joyce. Orville Wilson planned a North Dakota holiday and a Wilson family reunion. Ray Murray joined Bill Appel and Bill Ismond of Togo for a Saskatoon Mason Grand Lodge meeting. Alice Murray visited Kamsack with Mrs. Roy Falkiner and sister Mrs. Gladys Maguire. Dorothy Brown of Kamsack and Bob Stank of Regina visited the Framinghams Thursday.
An electrical storm on Saturday evening June 21 dumped 1.44 inches of rain in Roblin with hail and power outages. Street lights on Main Street and northward were affected while rainfall varied, leaving drought conditions in parts. Reading provided by a Wawanesa Insurance gauge courtesy of Mr. Borden Hawryluk.
Gerry and Lois Kowalski travel home to Winnipeg after a honeymoon trip to Waterton Lakes National Park and Calgary, visiting Mrs. Helen Matsyk at her home on Wednesday and Thursday.
Local TV guide lists daily programs from June 29 to July 5 1980. Highlights include University of the Air Cartoon Party Terry Winters It Is Written House of Frightenstein Huck Hound Funtown Oral Roberts Rex Humbard and CTV National News with various afternoon and late night entries across multiple channels.
Channel listing for CBC Winnipeg shows a week of programming from June 28 through July 4 1980. Daytime and evening blocks include The Life This Life Flipper You Can Do It Sportsweekend The Jimmy Phair Show Wild Kingdom CBC Saturday Evening News Bless Me Father Local Star Chart Major League Baseball The National The Beachcombers The Muppet Show MASH News This Week in Parliament This Land This Week in Parliament and various specials. The schedule features a mix of dramas comedies children’s shows sports news and Canadian portraits with multiple airings in the day.
Schedule line up shows 8:30 Front Page Challenge followed by Canadian Express and Dallas. National News at 11:00 with 11:27 The Lotal News and Weather 11:46 On the evidence.
Sharon Rose Nykyforak married Leon Price in a Sunday ceremony at 3 o clock United by Pastor Keith Taylor. The couple wore peach attire and carried coordinated bouquets. Attendants included Linda Lovas, Loralee Lovas, Trina Lovas, Arnold Lovas, with Butch Fleury performing The Wedding Song.
Corey and Kyle Larocque wore matching tuxedos with the groom. Guests enjoyed music by Butch Fleury of Roblin and Albert and Herman Bercier of Gilbert Plains. Out-of-town visitors included Dave and Linda Cockerill and family from Fort McMurray Alta. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Price now reside in Winnipeg.
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