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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1973
Page
4
Manitoba voters returned the government with a net gain of two for Conservatives and one for Liberals, while the NDP captured the largest share of the popular vote at 42 per cent. Prominent ridings shifted or faced recounts, including several longtime MNMP seats in Winnipeg and northern districts.
The report details NDP gains in several rural ridings and four Winnipeg seats mirroring 1969 patterns. It notes Liberal underperformance despite gains, Conservative persistence in the North, and Premier Schreyer’s slim grip amid losses. Thirteen women candidates failed to win seats, leaving Manitoba without female MLAs for the first time since 1957.
On Thursday July 5 a total of 472 head passed through Wieller and Williams Auction Mart Roblin Manitoba comprising 243 cattle 23 sows 5 boars 89 weanling pigs 112 feeder pigs and 1 horse. Prices included Butcher Steers 44.85 Feeder Steers 46.50 Veal Calves 70.00 Weanling Pigs 12.00 to 18.00 Feeder Pigs 18.00 to 72.25 and Boars Horses listed under stock items. The remainder of text notes an Arthur constituency election and a dialogue between individuals.
Funeral services were held for Donnie Peteleski aged 18 at Holy Redeemer Ukrainian Catholic Church on July 3 1973. interment followed at Roblin Catholic Cemetery. Surviving parents Mike and Olga Peteleski, with siblings Nelson and Christine, and extended family. Herbert Doering died June 28 1973 at age 80. services at Roblin Knox United Church. burial in Roblin District Cemetery. Doering, born 8 June 1893 in Russia, resided in Kelowna and Roblin. survived by wife Elizabeth Schneider and children, with multiple grandchildren and siblings listed.
A Women's Missionary Fellowship meeting at Evangelical Mission Church Roblin Manitoba on June 28 opened with a hymn and prayer. Guest speaker Mrs Stewart of Oxford House shared her mission experiences. 15 ladies attended and gave $14.50. Discussion covered baking for Madge Lake Bible Camp on July 8 and buying a water heater for the church. Lunch followed prepared by Sandra Shiner and Launa Mickelson.
A double ring ceremony was held at the United Church in Carberry Manitoba on June 22 1978 at 6 30 p m Judy Sharon Smigelsky daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Smigelsky Roblin Manitoba united in holy matrimony with James Irvin Knox son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Knox Austin Manitoba Rever...
The ceremony officiant was Bill Martens of Thompson, brother in law of the groom. Mrs. Charles Moore of Carberry played the organ. The bride wore a white floor length gown with lace yoke and long sleeves and carried deep red roses. Maid of honor Tracy Smigelsky wore a multicolored gown with yellow daisies. Groom and best man wore matching fortres outfits. mothers wore pink and mauve gowns. A reception followed at the 4-Way Motel in Barberry with Grace by Reverend Martens and a toast by Hart Knox. Out of town guests included several Knox and Smigelsky relatives from Manitoba and Alberta.
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