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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 11, 1969
Page
3
The piece reflects on Schreyer and other Manitoba leaders as fallible humans capable of errors. It argues honesty strengthens leadership while noting past premiers like Roblin and Campbell faced call for accountability during their terms.
Enthusiasts push for a Louis Riel statue at the Manitoba legislature, arguing for a prominent placement and even relocation of Queen Victoria’s statue to favor Riel. The debate occurs amid a tense session on departmental estimates, with parties swapping roles since last spring and debates over procedure delaying progress.
Funeral services held for Robert Newton Switzer at The Garden Chapel Kelowna. Born Ontario 1880s, he lived in Roblin and Kelowna before retirement. Also funeral for Mrs. Alexander A. Low of Saskatoon Park Lodge Sylvania. Born in Scotland in 1880, she lived in Rassourn Manitoba and Sylvania, active in church groups, survived by children and many grandchildren.
The Roblin area school board hires bus drivers and van contractors for the 1969 70 school year. Names listed include Allen John Beck Thomas Carriere Edmond Casa Robert W. Charbonneau William Cranwell William E. Davis Donald Dixon Donald Dube Fabien R. Federnik John Ferris Arnold Fileswich Mike Jr. Galatiuk Neih ycchuk Mervin Lachance ald Kelly Lachance Martha Middleton Gladys Mitchell Geo. E. Onofrechuk Jack Panasiuk William Pitz Nick Sawatsky John Starcchuk Victor Suidak Victor Todorovich James Wilkinson Elvina Yaksmishen Nick Yakvumishen Nick Yellowega Wai and van contractors Burke Peter Carriere Gerald De La Mare William Mortemore Jim H. Nash Wilfred E. Onofrechuk Vera Petz George Saunders Alice Titanich Dovick Ward Earl K.
Marilyn Louise Peach and Robert John Mitchell exchanged marriage vows in a Balmoral Manitoba ceremony on July 26 1969. The reception followed at Balmoral Memorial Hall. They plan to reside in Brooks Alberta after a three week trip to Britain.
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