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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1969
Page
4
District residents reported a busy weekend with numerous relatives visiting in Weyburn and nearby towns. Attendees included the Beckers, Baumungs, Diehls, and Shomkin families visiting relatives in Archerwill Regina Edmonton and Winnipeg. Several travelers headed to Madge Lake Cranberry Portage and Flin Flon for gatherings and holidays.
Mrs C A Elliott-Reporter notes Mr and Mrs K Ray and family of Finn Flen spent the weekend at her parental home. The Beck family from The Pas arrived Monday at the P Beck home for the holiday. Mr and Mrs O Widerman and Karen visit Milwaukee to join a motor trip with their brother Ted and sister Elsie.
Mr and Mrs Bill Scott of Winnipeg holiday at P Henry home. Ed Bowden begins as Conservation Officer replacing Brent Lees in Dauphin. Albert McKay of Thompson visits Boggy Creek. C Lindbergs host Swan River friends. G Larocque visits Snow Lake home. Mrs Lavalle hospitalized at Swan River. Mrs Burwash returns to Happy Lake from Winnipeg sister. Lake Trout weighed but under 20 lb limit. anglers report biting.
Deepdale Mrs. C. McKenzie Reporter notes Mrs. Walter Kiel of Port Alberni B C returned home after a week with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Doering and daughters concluded a holiday trip to Ottawa Kingston and New York City visiting Parliament buildings Dupont Nylon plant and other sites. Edmonton visitors Adolph Schmellin and companions stayed with L. Doering. R. Fisher and Kenneth Bickenzie visited Dauphin on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs C Powell left on Wednesday to spend a few days visiting their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Clare Powell in Regina.
Riverbend reports weekend visits and travel across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Lines note Raymond Hodgson of Regent visiting his mother Mrs. R. H. Watson, plus multiple trips to Dauphin, Callaway, Minnesota, and Vancouver as families gather for picnics, weddings, and reunions.
Mrs. C Kelly reporter notes visitors from Sault Ste Marie Ontario Mr and Mrs Gordon Simpson weekend in Cromarty. Don Davis and Ruby Bowley travel to Dawson Creek British Columbia while visiting relatives. Vernon Macfarlane Elkhorn Manitoba visits at Mr and Mrs Charlie Kelly. Alex McDonald Manitou stays with Fred McDuffe. Shirley Davis visits The Pas Manitoba. Reita Watson weekends with her mother Mrs Cotton at Brandon Manitoba. Edith Davis Neepawa Manitoba visits home. Irna Jones moves to Roblin to run the Rest Room. Martha Watson Chilliwack British Columbia visits Ed Waggoner then Norma Hanson. Philip Hanson visits Gloria Watson Brandon Manitoba. Fred Eslinger hosts visitors including Wm Tucker family Ralph Tucker Judy Wm Thompson Gordon Simpson Robyn Adele Winnipeg Cliff Cook Johnnie Big Beaver Bert Tucker McCreary Joyce Newman.
Mrs C McCrea Reporter notes Mr and Mrs Willie Tischinski and their Winnipeg boys visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Tischinski. Tommy Propelnicki of Winnipeg visits the Tischinskis. Alex More and son visit J C Brook in Elgin. Brook and family travel to Clear Lake with relatives. Several Buick and Brook family visits linked to Dauphin Fair. Lois Arndt to Vancouver for two weeks with relatives. Arnold Rasmussen of Haney B C visits Cliff McArthur. L Harper and Tom Chiverton with Allan visit Cliff McArthur.
Mrs. Geo Murray reports a series of health and social visits in Grand Narrows. Ralph Danyluk and family from Golden B C toured J Radford home. Winnipeg and Lipton guests joined J Radfords for visits. Snow Lake and Murray households hosted visitors. Karen Wilson with her mother and Treherne guests traveled with George Murray. A. Radford returned from Dauphin hospital after a stay.
Premier-designate Ed Schreyer announces rapid cabinet disclosure after abrupt legislature termination. He says names will be released as sworn in so ministers can begin work promptly, following consultation with the Lieutenant-Governor.
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The speaker explains the July 15 cabinet formation, praising the talent and diversity of Manitoba’s caucus. He credits Premier Walter Weir for a smooth transition and cooperation, notes political respect for Mr. West as Leader of the Opposition, and reflects on differing policy views yet shared service to Manitoba.
The House of Commons nears the end of the Official Languages Bill amid proposals to curb debate through a new rule 750. The piece notes past uses of closure, the political risk, and concerns about minority language provisions and national unity. Wheat inventories remain unsold with forecast exports down 30 million bushels, while dairy policy shifts favor Eastern Canada and quota changes fail.
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