Reggies Ramblings on the Lyon to Pawley Government Shift
The piece laments veteran MLA losses after the Lyon government fell to the Pawley NDP. It notes Don Craik and Sid Green among casualties and praises Sterling Lyon’s public defeat as a sharp, abrasive, pro-style leader. It also mentions Keith Cousens and June Westbury as notable departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon Tory
Pawley Ndp
Don Craik
Sid Green
NDP
June Westbury
Keith Cousens
Sterling Lyon
Picken Nominated For National Sports Award
CBC sportscaster Bob Picken from Winnipeg has a nomination in the Sportscasters category for the Doug Gilbert Media Award honoring media contributions to amateur sport. The award is named in memory of Doug Gilbert who died covering the 1979 Pan American Games.
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Manitoba Sports Federation
Pixie Brazzell
CBC
Bob Picken
Sports Federation of Canada
Picken
Doug Gilbert
Gilbert
Puerto Rico
CBC Winnipeg
Jet
Canada
Manitoba
Winnipeg Midget Hockey League
Manitoba Junior Baseball League
Manitoba Curling Association
Canadian Curling Association
International Curling Federation
Silver Broom Foundation Inc
Canadian Curling Hall of Fame
Manitoba Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association
Toronto
Manitoba Politics Emphasizes Clean Governance
A political contender pledges to back his chief opponent in the effort to deliver the best possible government for Manitoba, seeking unity in the large task of reform and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Self Service Manitoba Exposition Travels Province
The Canadian Unity Information Office announced an exhibition titled Self Service touring Manitoba. A 45 by 8 foot tractor trailer will travel the province offering free admission and information on federal programs in economy agriculture social services culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canadian Unity Information Office
Manitoba
Government of
Canada
Government of Canada
Local Visits Highlight Community Ties
Mrs. Laura Johnson and Mrs. Ewert Currie of Belmont visited Thora Meredith last week. Mrs. Margret Flynn of Winnipeg spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ingi Helgason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Johnson
Ewert Currie
Belmont
Thora Meredith
Obituary of Margaret Brydson Rawlings 93 Victoria 1981
Margaret Brydson Rawlings 93 died November 18 1981 in Victoria BC born Glasgow Scotland married Reginald N Rawlings in Waldron Saskatchewan 1911. Survived by daughter Margaret McGraw Victoria son Reg Rawlings Glenboro and extended family. Funeral November 20 at McColl Brothers chapel Victoria with burial at Royal Oak Burial Park. Donations to OES Cancer Dressing Station or Glenboro Personal Care Home.
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Margaret Brydson Rawlings
Victoria
B.C
Glasgow
Scotland
Reginald N. Rawlings
Waldron
Yorkton
Glenboro
St. Stephens
ACW
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
O.E.S
Margaret
Bill McGraw
Reg
Ellen Rawlings
Jean Kerfoot
McColl Bros
B. Molloy
D.L.W. McLean
Royal Oak Buriel Park
Longview St
Winnipeg Visitors Return Home After Month-Long Holiday
Mrs. Mary McMillan and her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jim Chapman of Winnipeg returned home Saturday after a month’s holiday in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Chapman visited Doreen McMillan and family, returning Sunday. Miss Beryl Dack and George Dusenbury of Winnipeg visited with Laura Johnson. Stewart Dodds and Sadie Witherspoon also called and visited Beryl and George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McMillan
Jim Chapman
Winnipeg
Chapman
Doreen McMillan
Beryl Dack
George Dusenbury
Laura Johnson
Stewart Dodds
Sadie Witherspoon
Beryl
George
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Reggie
Self Service
Lyall Park Place News
Margaret Rawlings
B.K. Johnson & Sons Implements Ltd
Glenboro, Man
Davidson
Man
E.B. Andrews
Elliott’s
Glenboro Consumers Co-Op
H. & L. Motors Ltd
Gulf Products
Morris Auto Body Shop
Your Autopac
Souris Valley Hockey League
Nordics
Wawanesa
Hartney
Minte
Minto
Glenboro Community Credit Union Ltd
John’s
Poole’s Meat Market
Riddie
Royal Bank of Canada
Spruce Woods Electronics & Home Furnishings
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