Redbirds Fall In Twinbill As Sox Rally For Wins
The Redbirds dropped a two game set at Souris with a 11 13 loss after a late Sox rally. Bob Neufeld earned the win for the Red Sox in the opener while Brian Smith took the loss. Hitting highlights included Garcia with two doubles and three RBIs for the Redbirds and Lynn Caldwell with two RBIs for the Red Sox. In the second game Hamiota beat No Daks 6-1. Tom Kurtti got the win over Brian Smith as Roberge and Neumeyer led Rollo with multiple hits.
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Redbirds
Red Sox
Bob Neufeld
Rick Mallman
Bob Garcia
Neufeld
Mahlman
Garcia
Brian Smith
Gord Lyall
Smith
Lyall
Redbird
Jerry Shumanski
Bob Buchy
Gary Keating
Rollie Secord
Mel Smith
Lynn Caldwell
Glennis Scott
Rick Robinson
Ray Simms
Hamilta
Dauphin
Wright
Day
Souris
Cardinals
Lew Morrison
Morrison
Scott
Jack Bugger
Craig Cameron
Ner
Gord Roberge
Dallas Smith
No- Daks
Tom Kurtti
Roberge
Rick Neumeyer
Rollo
Coffee House Teeners Open in Hamiota Community Room
A teen drop in centre operates in the basement of Hamiota's municipal office with evenings and Sunday hours. Rev. Dykman and Rev. Clark supervise staff and teen training, inviting community support and donations of furniture, games, and ideas to help the project succeed.
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Hamiota
Dykman
Clark
Terry McLaren
Noreen McLean
Kenton
Allyson Gunson
Crandall
Manitoba reviews northern power plan and South Indian Lake impact
Manitoba Mines and Resources Minister Len Evans outlines a multi part inquiry into north power development and flooding of South Indian Lake. The plan includes expert assessments by Cass Beggs and Durnin, a cabinet committee, release of 20 reports, and coordination with Hydro and multiple departments with field visits to Pickerel Narrows and Southern Indian Lake.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Len Evans
South Indian Lake
Government of
David Cass-Beggs
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
Science Council of Canada
Manitona Hydro
E. J. Durnin
Regina
Cass-Beggs
Durnin
University of Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Cass- Beggs
Durain
Sidney Green
Rene Toupin
A. Mackling
J. Borowski
Leonard S. Evans
Legislative Assembly
van Ginkel
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Manitoba Hydro
Department of Tourism and Recreation
Departent of Health and Social Services
Pickerel Narrows
Southern Indian Lake
Northend
Churchill River
Traffic Counts Made Available to Local Governments
Manitoba minister Joseph Borowski announced that department traffic counts will be provided to local governments on request for traffic planning. He said sharing counts reduces duplication and aids efficient internal planning in smaller urban communities.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Joseph Borowski
Department
Information plan for traffic counts and guidance
The transportation department will collect counts from entering and leaving centres and provide cautions on interpretation. Counts are one of many factors for road priorities. When local governments lack consultants, the department offers help interpreting the data. Access is for specific purposes, not general circulation.
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Fic
Transportation Department
Manitoba Sees Possible Record Tourist Year in 1969
Minister Peter Burtniak says Manitoba may top the 1967 centennial year as US tourism rises. In the first half of 1969, 104 815 vehicles entered from the United States, 5.3 percent above last year, with June marking the busiest month on record for US visitors. Visitors spent over 107 million dollars last year and the sector remains key to the economy.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Peter Burtniak
United States
Canada
CBS
Burtniak
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al Robertson
John Wright
Don Feld
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Carel Diner
Sane
Eashen
Mage Power