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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 2001
Page
7
A father reflects on becoming father of the bride and the emotions of planning, gratitude to parents, and the paradox of giving away his daughter. He finds comfort in gaining a son and savoring the wedding as a life milestone beyond loss.
A personal reflection on emotions at a wedding and the growing Rotheiser family. The author recalls a 26-person reunion photo and notes the ongoing role of parents after children marry. He envisions future grandchildren and holidays, and signs off with contact details for Ken Rolheiser.
The weekend frost forces yard work decisions as homeowners note failed blooms and planters. Winnipeg residents Graham MacLeod family visits mother Gladys while relatives travel to Dauphin Yorkton and Regina for personal visits and a family gathering to welcome Dominic Karney.
Weekend visitors including Vera and Ken Andrews traveled to Langenburg for a black horse demonstration with ploughs and buggy rides. A potato contest was organized in the School Cafe inviting townspeople to bring their largest spud and compete.
Goose Lake High celebrated awards on Sept 24 with students Rudy Gauer Trevor Stephanow Ludwig Jeff Wychopen Dustin Horatchka and Donnan Curle receiving distinctions. The notice also notes the birth of Callen Ludwig on Sept 21 to Wes and Marilyn Ludwig of Drayton Valley AB and that Gordon and Elaine attended Ruby Hofer's funeral in Russell.
The passage lists residents with October birthdays including Lisa Wychopen Alice Ludwig Bill Nykyforak Terry Cherneski Lawrence Popoff Ken Stephanow Adam Hornung Deloris Larry Grant Carson and Trent Cockerill and wishes them a happy birth day with remarks on the weather.
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