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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1967
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment lists individuals including Albert Laplant Mire Karl Weir Roblin Branconier Oscar Branconier and families. The text references a three week end with parental mentions and incomplete phrases. No clear event date or context emerges.
Reporter notes Mrs C McCrea and Marion Bodnaruk left last Saturday by plane for New York en route to Hamburg to tour Europe. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Don Case on their marriage. Walter Ritchie and family of Neepawa visited Mrs Robin and Mr Michael Robin. Murray Syke visited Tom McCrea over the Tong weekend. Return home for Thanksgiving: Walter Tischinski Andrew Sage Gary MiCrea Wilfred Pitz and others from Winnipeg. Janet Inglis Branton Helen Inglis Wawanesa Scott Robert Mitchell Zenovia Taras Horbay from University of Manitoba.
Mrs J Becker reports Harold Fatteicher Cue Norman Kauk traveled to The Pas last weekend to join relatives at the wedding of their nephew Frants Vipond. F Eslinger Sr of Middle Lake Saskatchewan visited district homes in the past two weeks. Miss B Kryworuchiba of Saskatoon spent the weekend at her home.
A busy weekend saw numerous families from Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Dauphin, Moose Jaw, Kelowna and Port Alberni visiting relatives in the district. Mr and Mrs Graham McLeod and Mr and Mrs Tony Bomasek of Winnipeg hosted at Dauphin and Earlstown homes. Wesley Chase of Port Alberni and Bayl Chase of Moose Jaw were home for the weekend along with Ray Obsee and Forrest Chase of Kelowna. Gary Chase and his parents attended the Chase Buckmaster wedding with Mr and Mrs Smith visiting the couple’s home. Reg Williams and P Stewart of Winnipeg joined Bob Stewart of Razsel in visiting relative gatherings.
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