19 Oct 1967
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 1967
Page
1
The fragment mentions a bride choosing a sheath dress of olive pead de-sole with white pecessoriés for a short honeymoon. The source references Cedar Glen Mobile Home Park and numbers like 26, but details are unclear and garbled.
A garbled OCR line hints at changes in the CEH 2 area and a reshaping plan. The readable fragments suggest a local project affecting layout or boundaries, with limited explicit details on scope or officials involved.
A minutes edition notes the treasurer’s report and correspondence including a letter from Mrs Peters about a fall. Mr Grant Churcher and others plan a visit on Thursday October 16. Olnvacher will speak on a topic of local interest and Peter will present his country music and poetry. Winning slides from the Slide Competition will be shown at the MUHA show. The club planning pot luck supper coincides with the national tasting on November 19.
A fragmentary report notes Boyce departed for Winnipeg Monday morning accompanied by his mother Mrs A Boyce who has sought medical care. The text is garbled but implies Charlene Eau was confined to something and may be soon to follow.
Readable fragments show a call to tidy up and unite efforts as Sam Fitzkowd and Liowd Elder appear among garbled lines. The piece hints at a collaboration or urging stance but lacks clear context or complete details.
The piece warns against crash dieting and meal skipping, promoting steady weight loss by substituting low nourishing calories for high calorie foods. It notes daily needs around 2400 to 2500 calories for a girl and highlights calorie counting as the first step in weight control. It references fad diets, patterns, and the aim to stabilize weight through simple, practical changes.
Mr. and Mrs. A Carriere arrived home safely with their son Michael after visiting relatives. The party mentions Burney Garriere Sare Poralty Osrsiete and Marcel Carriere as part of the group en route to visit their father George Carriere. George Morceau and Phillip Allaire also traveled from Roblin to Winnipeg last Tuesday.
Robert E Fletcher has been appointed commanding officer for Squadron Leader duties. He was assigned to instructional Gatlea as Officer in Charge of navigation at RAR Bratton Wellsbourne Worts, England. He completed his education at the Danarate of Toronto.
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