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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 07, 1980
Page
8
This excerpt discusses preserving large catches by pressure canning fish at home. It notes the traditional results resemble canned salmon and emphasizes safety guidelines, stating the only safe home canning method for fish.
The text warns that low acid foods can harbor Clostridium botulinum spores and only pressure canning reliably destroys them. Boiling water baths and oven canning are unsafe. For fish, use pint jars and boil 20 minutes after tasting. If unsafe, destroy contents.
Cam Taylor son of Keith and Mrs Roblin received the Morley and Mable Wilson Scholarship at Aldersgate College Moose Jaw during commencement. He also earned the John Joice Trophy for exemplary Christian witness and team spirit after completing his second year.
Greg Chase son of Mr and Mrs Keith Chase of Roblin was awarded the Morley and Mable Wilson Scholarship after completing his first year at Aldersgate College.
The 73rd Commencement Exercise at the University of Manitoba saw 85 men and five women awarded Diplomas in Agriculture. Layton Bezan of Inglis Manitoba, a second year student, received a $200 Manitoba Pool Elevator bursary.
Mr. MacMaster outlines that subsidies apply only to jobs that would not exist otherwise. Employers receive a $1.50 per hour wage subsidy to cover part of wages and must guarantee at least 240 hours per worker with 80 hours per week. Applications allow up to 640 hours per job and three jobs per business, with separate forms for each position.
Continuation of a success story notes that Roblin residents played a major role in the growth of the community. The color slide presentation highlights local involvement and ongoing progress through dedicated civic effort and residents’ contributions.
Pioneer Life emerged as a leading subsidiary of Canadian Pioneer Management Ltd in 1971. By 1979 it boasted over 660 million dollars in protection and 35 000 contract owners across three western provinces. Pioneer Trust expanded to eight branches in the prairie provinces with 90 million in assets and mortgage lending growth. Life of the Northwest expanded late in 1978 into Washington, Montana and Alaska with eight more expansion states planned. The Information Night Program reached its 457th meeting with over 20 000 attendees since 1972.
Mr and Mrs E Becker visited with sister Lena Lobert at Grand View Manitoba. Don Furtney left to visit son Vernon Furtney in Ontario. Attendees at the Fat ticher wedding in Yorkton Saskatchewan included Mr and Mrs Alvin.
Diehl and family along with Mr and Mrs Harold Fat tiecher and Mr and Mrs Richard Fat tiecher visited the J Becke rs last Sunday. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs A Kendell and Mr and Mrs W Andres Mac Nutt Sask and Mr and Mrs Wm Becker and Mrs Millie Becker of Yorkton Sask. 30. RENEW YOUR ROBLIN REVIEW SUBSCRIPTION.
Karen Shiner, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Shiner of Roblin, graduated Summe Cum Laude from Aldersgate Saskatchewan with a Bachelor of Christian Education degree on April 27 1980. She received the G. E. Leasor Trophy for top practical involvement and ability in her department and was elected to Alpha Kappa Sigma by the faculty for scholarship and leadership.
Labor and Manpower Minister Ken MacMaster announced grants totalling 2.97 million dollars to support the Manitoba Employment Program for the 1980 season. The program, in its third year, has provided work for almost 9,000 young people over the past two summers via a subsidy system to private employers.
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