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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1968
Page
5
Premier Walter Weir reassigns most ministers, adds new departments and creates a planning and priority committee to reinvigorate government programs. The overhaul prompts opposition criticism as vacancies loom and by-elections threaten the slim Liberal-NDP balance.
Manitoba public schools will be closed on Monday November 11 to honor Remembrance Day. Youth Minister Don ald W Craik says the day will count as a school day for grant purposes and schools should hold commemorative services during hours. Officials urge participation in private or public services. Offices and many industries will also close as Manitoba pays tribute. Labor Minister C H Witney notes Remembrance Day is described as a non
A reflective verse from 1968 laments drought and debt with crops and cows in distress yet ends with gratitude for home friends and land. It urges resilience and faith amid cold rain and looming snow, contrasting hardship with enduring love and readiness for the coming year.
The Remembrance Day Act limits operations but lists essential services such as hotels, restaurants, public transport, bread and milk processing, medicines, newspapers, perishable packing plants, and hospital work. Compensatory time or premium pay applies for other workers. entertainment is restricted before 1 pm. Liquor outlets remain closed and liquor service is banned with meals. Manitoba livestock advisor Cam Brown urges cattlemen to supplement fall pasture to protect weights and herd health, noting impact varies with cattle condition and offering feeding strategies. Renew Roblin Review subscription today.
The record notes fall pasture supplements are necessary for cattle. It observes cattle grazing unsupplemented are unlikely to gain weight this time of year and emphasizes the need for appropriate supplementation.
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