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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1962
Page
3
A Manitoba era piece notes the absence of Loch Ness and related monsters while spotlighting Manipogo photos and tourism waivers. It also covers the space race milestones with Sputniks, orbital flights, and Telestar illusions as era hype.
A column contrasts space achievements with lay understanding, noting how readers chase sports and politics amid awe at lunar and orbital feats. It includes reader letters praising analysis while accusing hidden bias, and discusses the challenge of staying impartial while covering major scientific strides.
A Manitoba party flies to God's Lake aboard a Grumman Amphibian for a weekend fishing trip led by Barney Lamm. They catch brook trout and pike, with Kitney and Rob inson among the top anglers. guided trips include a beaver float plane transfer and a rapid river run, ending with a small catch of brook trout and lost lures.
Afternoon at Ball Lake Camp near Kenora ends with Tony Burch and the Grumman Goose taking travelers back toward civilization. Tony Buron and manager Peter Burton bid farewell as Barney Lamm welcomes guests at the dock and showcases a luxury wilderness fishing retreat that draws repeat visitors each season.
A letter to the editor from a judge lauds the Roblin Horticultural show praising the rink as ideal for 600 plus entries and commends junior exhibitors for quality displays. The writer warns senior entrants to read rules, noting disqualifications for foliage misuse despite clear rule placement in the exhibit book.
The write up offers pointers for exhibit entries such as proper tagging to avoid disqualification and good display practices for flower arrangements. It also notes praise for landscape efforts and includes light anecdotes from local life, concluding with congratulations to exhibitors and a playful toast about a talkative baby.
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