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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 16, 1969

Page

4

Eastern Canada debate on investment climate and reform

A lengthy discussion outlines efforts to reassure investment interests amid government tensions. Mentions Premier Schrever, Seigortaten, and various political actors as they weigh shaping policy and industry development. The piece notes public demonstrations and interparty dynamics.

Amvanse Premi Schrever Faye Agers Waal Wishful 4 Seurever Smitabans Pie Saltauss T. Cmd Tischen Cy Ganick Imgus Russ Paulley Manitoba Laurent Sitive fSitt Sanc NDP Hanot Onis Jae Borray

Thelma Komaranksy obituary from Dauphin parish notes

Thelma Komaransky, 38, died September in Hud Township. Funeral at St Petlura Parish chapel conducted by Rev. Vinehar. Survived by husband Frank Rost, three daughters and several siblings. Predeceased by father William Makar in 1950. Burial in Petlura district.

Vinehar Inter- Petlura Messers Joouclas Debbie Ales Dauphin Man Ae Makar Sukiw Peter Elsie Tura Wibrnstienst Anastasia Ner Matchewae Wis Fath William Makar

Beauty Hints on Salt Facial for Tired Skin

Mast famous beauties favor a salt facial paste to renew dull or overtanned skin. The salt friction and light lubrication with oil create tone and a stimulating effect for the complexion.

Mast

Riel Defies Surveyors On October 11 1869 at Red River

Assistant Provincial Archivist notes October 11 1869 when Louis Riel and 18 Metis halted J C Webb’s surveying crew near Fort Garry to claim land south of the Assiniboine for the Red River settlement marking the first organized resistance to Canada. The incident occurred on Riel family land now near Fort Whyte.

Barry Hyman Louis Riel J. C. Webb Mr. Webb Dominion Land Red River Confederation Riel Assiniboine Government of Government of Canada Fort Garry McGillvray Blvd Brady Road John Roderick Ross Fort Whyte Leonard Evans Mines and Natural Resources Saul Miller Evans

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