Hamiota Wins Rural Beaver Tournament
Four teams played in a double knockout event with Hamiota’s 12 and under squad prevailing. Souris beat Oak River 16-4, then Hamiota topped Mather 21-6 as Brent Jessiman starred for Souris and Brent Desiatnyk shined for Hamiota. Hamiota then won A side 13-10 over Souris and edged Oak River 6-5 in an extra inning B final before taking the A side 12-9 over Souris to advance to the Manitoba Rural Beaver final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Souris
Oak River
Mather
Brent Jessiman
Terry Radcliffe
Ken Pringle
John Mason
Doug McCallum
Michael Kerr
Brent Desiatnyk
Harvey Shindruk
Craig Leece
Marvin Gundrun
Mac Coupe
Jeff Robertson
Carl Caldwell
Lindsay Bridge
Darren Meakin
Jeff Kostiak
Desiatnyk
Meakin
Darren Thompson
Daemon Kowalchuk
Jeff Scott
Jeff Kostuik
Perry Chernos
Marvin Gunderun
Thomas Heapy
Oak
Family Reunion Held at Hamiota Fairgrounds
The Newton Reunion gathered 41 guests at the Hamiota fairgrounds on Sunday August 6 hosted by the Baxter family. Activities included swimming, ball games, races, photos, and visits followed by a delicious supper. Next year the Schiedels of Brandon host hopes for larger attendance with a long list of attendees from multiple towns.
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Hamiota
Newton
Fairgrounds
Baxter
Schiedel’s
Brandon
George
Ada Baxter
Cliff
Elinor
Debbie
Brad Shaw
MacGregor
Jim Baxter
Winnipeg
Eva
Patti Kustoruk
Lorette
Don
Alma Cornochan
Lyle
Roblin
Delmer
Edith
Cory
Susan Burnside
Arden
Earl
Olive
Linda
Dale
Murray Newton
Darcy
Kerry Porteous
Leigh
Dianne
Erin
Kelly Cochrane
Lavinia
Bert
Ann
Monica
Shannon
Jeffrey
Jenny Newton
Midale
Larry
Lorraine
Kim
Kandice Newton
Francis
Brad
Eunice Bartel
Ken
Georgina Fisher
Grandview
Premiers Call Action on Duplication of Government Services
Regina special report: ten provincial premiers issue a communique condemning overlapping government services and regulation. They urge concrete action by year end, citing federal intrusion into provincial areas and naming focus areas like consumer affairs, environmental protection, housing, justice, and post secondary education.
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Regina
Quebec
Ontario
Administration of Justice Correctional Services
New Civil Service Agreement Signed In Manitoba
Manitoba Labor Minister Norma Price and Manitoba Government Employee Association president Bill Jackson signed a one year contract affecting about 12 000 regular civil servants. It runs March 25 1978 with a six percent general wage increase and includes layoff protections non monetary benefits and conversion of term employees to regular status. The agreement requires four weeks notice for layoffs and 60 days notice for contracting out with layoff notices filed with MGEA. Long term employees may be converted after 24 months in the same position with the change effective in three months.
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Labor
Norma Price
Bill Jackson
Manitoba Government Employees Association
Winnipeg
Manitoba Government Employee Association
MGEA
Price
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Rural Beaver
Manitoba Rural Beaver
Civil Service
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