Oak River Hosts 9th Annual Pee Wee Tournament of Champions
The 9th Annual Rural Tournament of Champions Pee Wee Division took place in Oak River Manitoba on February 1 2 and 3 with teams from Deloraine Shilo The Pas Flin Flon Dauphin Virden Reston Minnedosa Beausejour Portage Steinbach and Hamiota Oak River. Eight teams reached the championship side and four to the consolation. Flin Flon won the consolation final earning bronze medals and the RM of Blanshard trophy while Dauphin also received a trophy. The championship semi finalists were Steinbach Deloraine The Pas and Hamiota Oak River with Deloraine and Oak River Hamiota advancing to the final where Oak River won and collected gold medals the Oak River Farm Equipment trophy and an invite to Brandon Tournament of Champions in April. Deloraine took silver and the Oak River Ladies Legion Auxiliary trophy. Individual awards went to Michael Claussen Reston as outstanding goalie Robbie Hume Hamiota Oak River as MVP Pat Adams Deloraine as top point trophy Ted Coulson donated trophy winners and the All Star team featured James Heapy Ron Chew Perry Fafard Pat Adams Darren Duncan Michael Thorley. The Steinbach Show Down trophy went to Steinbach and Hamiota Oak River earned Wheat King game tickets. The annual church service drew a large crowd with Vic Brown delivering the message Getting involved. Gratitude was extended to all helpers.
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Blanshard Trophy
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Brandon
Oak River Ladies Legion Auxiliary
Michael Claussen
W. D. Heapy
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Bob Ramsey
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Ted Coulson
Ted Taylor
Oak Lake
Brandon Wheat Kings
James Heapy
Ron Chew
Perry Fafard
Pat
Manitoba College Fees Rise 10.5 Percent to Start July
Education Minister Keith Cosens announced 10.5 percent increases in Manitoba community college fees effective July 1 1980. Two year diploma and one year certificate programs rise to 30 dollars per month from 27, totaling 300 dollars per academic year. Evening and part time courses go to 1.10 per instructional hour. The rise aims to offset inflation and adds about 175000 dollars annually, with Manitoba still competitive against other provinces.
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British Columbia Institute of Technology
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Our holiday in Barbados
Manitou couple recount their Caribbean trip won through a Manitoba Journal Association draw. They flew Air Canada from Winnipeg to Barbados, staying at Maresol Beach Hotel, touring the island with a Massachusetts professor, dining on local specialties, and noting tourism as the island’s major industry. They recognized friendly service and recalled narrowly avoiding snowbound return.
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Rosemarie Muzyka
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St. Lawrence Gap
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Eric
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USA
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Norway
Denmark
Irvin Wiebe
Morden
la Riviere
St. Lucia
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