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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1973
Page
3
The Manitoba sun returns and farmers hope to harvest remaining crops. Heavy rains improve sloughs and potholes attracting ducks, while trout streams recover from lows and rainbow fishing improves as spawning nears for brook and lake trout.
A village column lists summer travelers and guests from The Pas, Oakbank, Vancouver, Santa Monica, Calgary, and Winnipeg. It notes extended visits, family gatherings, a miscellaneous shower for Anne Beck, and approaching weddings including Anne and other Beck family members, with sentiment for friends and condolences to the Levens and Beattie families.
Mr Garnet Dixon of Calgary visits his parents in Grand Narrows for a few days. Ruth Bangle graduates September 12 as a Psychiatric Nurse in Brandon. Mrs Alice Murray returned from Winnipeg after hospitalization. Several families from Kam Sack Snow Lake and Togo visit Framingham and Winnipeg. Kimberly Jean Mann born August 22 in Saskatoon to Ron and family. Neighbours suffer hail damage on August 27. Eleanor Lenderbeck returns to Winnipeg to study at RS ON class. Garry Kennedy and Maureen of Swan River visit.
Premier Edward R Schreyer proclaims September 23 to 29 as Flowers of Canada Week in Manitoba. The event honors the Prairie Crocus, Manitoba’s emblem, and promotes Canadian grown flowers as Flowers Canada highlights the industry and its $150 million contribution to the economy.
A press report notes a nationwide postal strike is a distinct possibility following the nation-wide rail strike. The comment signals potential widespread disruption and labor unrest across key transportation and mail services.
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