Crandall Homecoming Weekend Planned
Crandall plans a two day homecoming July 31 and August 1 1982 with about 800 attendees registered. The program includes a 1:00 PM parade led by the Hamiota Band, bus tours, a 5:00 PM pancake supper, an evening featuring Russ Gurr the Hamiota Square Dancers and Old Time Orchestra, Beard Judging, a quilt auction, and a street dance. Sunday offers an 11:00 AM outdoor church service and a 2:00 PM program including a choir, dignitaries, and unveiling of a school grounds cairn, concluding with a cold plate supper by Jamieson’s Catering.
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Crandall
Hamiota
Russ Gurr
Betty Smith
Two Million Program Set for Recreation Facilities
Winnipeg minister Larry Desjardins announces a $2 million lottery funded grant program to upgrade recreation facilities outside Winnipeg. The two year program runs to March 31, 1984 with applications by June 18. Grants range $3,000 to $20,000 on a 50 50 split, 75 25 in northern communities.
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Winnipeg
Fitness, Recreation and
Larry Desjardins
Desjardins
International Music Camp Weekend Schedule in Peace Garden
BOTTINEAU North Dakota weekend program by International Music Camp features speech and dance on Saturday July 10 with a 1 30 p m CDT speech and debate in Frances Leach Music Library directed by David Clinton from the University of North Dakota. Sunday offers a 1 30 p m CDT concert by two 90 piece orchestras under guest conductors Gerald Fischbach and Ernest Kassian at the Masonic Memorial Auditorium open to the public.
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Barbara Withey Ehnes
Brandon
Manitoba
Patricia Diercks
Mary Ellen Wien
University of North Dakota
Gerald Fischbach
University of Wisconsin
Ernest Kassian
South Saskatchewan Youth Symphony
Masonic Memorial Auditorium
Nine Miniota Students Graduate
On June 29 1982 nine Miniota students received Grade XII Diplomas at Birtle Collegiate Graduation. Diplomas were presented by Murray Bonner with guest speaker M Pierrepont from Pine River. Awards went to Blaine Peel and Russell Kowaluk among others. valedictory by Murray Bonner followed by a grand march and dance.
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Miniota
Birtle
Murray Bonner
Kerri Lynne Cornish
Ross Howard
Bradley Joseph
Brent Mossop
Blaine Peel
Ingo Swanke
Sharon Stamford
Allan Walker
Jamieson
Hamiota
al Parnetta
Peter Campbell
Connie Choptuik
Murray
Birdtail River
M. Pierrepont
Pine River
Manitoba
Bev Peel
Birtle Masonic Lodge
Isabella
Hooper’s Lake Athletic
W.I
Elsie Mossop
Russell Kowaluk
Selsgirth
Judy Kelly
Slavery Import Ban in Upper Canada 1793
The record notes Upper Canada banned slave imports in 1793. It also states that in 1886 amnesty was granted to many Northwest Rebellion participants except murderers. The items reflect early Canadian policy shifts on slavery and post rebellion clemency.
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Upper Canada
Intra-Manitoba Travel Exchange Planned for Grade Five Six
Education Minister Maureen Hemphill announced an Intra-Manitoba travel exchange program. About 160000 will fund public-school travel activities to showcase Manitoba history geography and culture. The department will supply teacher planning kits. Grants limit one class per school for Grades 5 and 6 starting September.
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Winnipeg
Maureen Hemphill
Manitoba
Department of Education
Hemphil
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Lang Hindle
Montreal
Miles Baldwin
Hindle
Jtuual
Diana
Barbara Barnes
Miss Barnes
Canada
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