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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1973
Page
1
Parliament Hill report notes preliminary Manitoba results indicate small shifts in popular vote and caution about eastern media forecasts. It highlights NDP gains and Western Conservative tensions, plus U S soy bean meal export bans and Canada’s energy policy uncertainty.
A Manitoba Bicycle Safety Course offered this summer in Dauphin and across the Parkland Region targets children ages 6 to 13. The program, run with the Motor Vehicle Branch and the Department of Highways, combines theory and six hours of practice culminating in a graduation certificate.
The ceremony featured Raymond Zelmer and Gwen McArthur with ushers Ronald Cross and Rodney Nembers. After a reception in Memorial Hall Rev. Borchardt gave grace and toasts followed by a wedding trip to the United States and Winnipeg. They will reside at 209 Fifth Ave Roblin. A June 13 1973 shower honored Gwen McArthur at Knox United Church basement with corsages, skit, piano solo, gifts and lunch.
Mr Emil Sebulski attends summer school at Bemidji State College in Bemidji Minnesota. Miss Gunn attends summer classes at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon. Mr and Mrs Wm Kozak of Welland Ontario visit district relatives during the past week. Miss Lynne Martin of Dauphin visits her parents in the district and will attend summer school at the University of Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Graham Boyce of Winnipeg visit H Oliphant in Roblin and E W Boyce in Yorkton over the long weekend, accompanied by O W Boyce who has been visiting Thornhill Ontario relatives for six weeks.
Gwen Louise McArthur and Roland George Zimmer exchanged vows at Knox United Church Roblin on June 28 1973 in a double ring ceremony. Rev John Oldham officiated with soloist Vernelle Andres and organist Betty Keast. The bride wore a polyester chiffon gown with lace details and carried red roses. Bridesmaids wore white daisies on Dutch blue net and the groom wore a navy suit. Best men included Daniel Zimmer and David Mohr.
The 2nd Roblin Brownie Pack held May and June activities including Cyclist and Athlete Badges, Mother's Day gifts, and a camp from June 8 to 10 with the 1st Pack. A Fly Up ceremony on June 21 sent Brownies toward Guides and a parade display at Roblin Fair with uniformed readiness for July 23.
Summer salad guidance stresses picking fresh produce and avoiding bruised fruit or wilted greens. Use quantities to fit family needs, wash and chill before prep, and drain greens to help dressing cling for crisp, colorful combinations.
Cut salad into sizable pieces to preserve identity. Choose a dressing that matches the salad and add minimal seasoning touches your family enjoys. Use just enough dressing to lightly coat the pieces and dress only at serving time.
A columnist riffs on Canadians growing up in cities unaware of nature and on dignity in work. Former ministers note jobs many won’t take, while university heads carry varied titles and St Regis rotunda chatter adds color to local life.
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