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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 22, 1973
Page
1
Before 1960 Canadians noted weaknesses in constitutional protections for liberties amid events like the 1937 padlock law in Quebec, Jehovah’s Witness persecutions, postwar deportations of Japanese descent, and broad arrests. The passage argues to bolster personal rights and freedoms through a formal bill.
The passage confirms freedom of religion press trial by jury and more under the Canadian Bill of Rights assented August 10 1960. It states all laws must be read to avoid infringing rights unless Parliament declares otherwise and offers free copies via Information Canada and a regional library contact in Dauphin Manitoba.
A list of common fabric stains and home remedies. Butter grease ink grass mildew are outlined with cleaning steps for washable textiles and non washables, warnings about testing chemicals first and advising dry cleaning for fragile items.
Reggie notes a persistent fel la down and a Winnipeg columnist Joe Borowski remains in the lime light with political comment. He argues an idea needs action and cites a state university undertaking as part of the discussion.
A jumble of clipped items notes a Manitoban sweepstakes study sparking talk of winners and losers. It mentions a St Boniface frog named Joe Borowski and a local plea for honest work amid politics, prices, shortages, and political jitters in Canada and Australia.
Weiller and Williams Auction Mart in Roblin Manitoba processed 409 head on August 16. The mix included 183 cattle 23 sows 8 boars 67 weanling pigs 12 feeder pigs 1 horse 1 ram and 14 tambles with varied prices for different categories.
Funeral service for Alexander Laliberte 81 was held August 18 1973 at St Claire Roman Catholic Church San Clara Manitoba. He died August 5 1973 at Assiniboine Hospital Brandon Manitoba after a long illness. Interment followed at St Claire Cemetery. He was born July 7 1892 at St Eustache Manitoba and lived in San Clara District since 1910. Survived by wife Lucy five sons Emil and Lawrence one daughter Rita Anders three brothers three sisters thirteen grandchildren seven great grandchildren.
In loving memory of our daughter and sister Raby Mivelyn Fedman who passed away. We hold her memory close as family and friends reflect on her life and love. Her brother and sister remember her kindness and strength.
A poetic memorial appears for Fsie Diysin who died around 1972 near Bush. The note reflects on memory, absence and family ties with somber imagery and a gentle farewell.
Bingo at the Sacred Heart Auditorium every Wednesday at six. The game features 19 rounds with three progressive jackpots. Tickets are 3 for 60 cents.
A religious exhortation contrasts suicide and self harm with eternal life offered by God through Jesus Christ. It cites biblical verses including John 3 16 John 14 6 and Mark 10 45 to urge acceptance of salvation and rejection of worldly paths.
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