Weather Douses Hamiota Golf Showdown
A large field of 170 golfers from several clubs faced an abrupt halt at Hamiota as persistent rain drenched the course. After four hours of play and a steady drizzle, President Jamie Jamison postponed the tournament to next weekend and urged participants to complete rounds on Saturday or during the week to accommodate visitors. Flight by flight results are expected in next week’s paper.
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Hamiota
Manitoba
Jamie Jamison
Birdtail River School Board Meets at Shoal Lake July 3 1969
Regular meeting of Birdtail River School Division No 38 trustees held at Shoal Lake on July 3 1969 at 8 00 p m. Present were Hames Lewycky Butcher Hyndman Waddell Falloon and Armitage. Actions included confirming June 26 minutes receiving correspondence and tenders for classroom and paper supplies, accepting the superintendent's report, and adjourning to July 17 1969.
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Shoal Lake
Birdtail River
Hames
Lewycky
Butcher
Hyndman
Waddell
Falloon
Armitage
Weir Government To Step Down July 15th
Premier Walter Weir will resign Manitoba government on July 15 and urge Lieutenant-Governor to invite Edward Schreyer of the New Democratic Party to form the next administration. He says transfer will be orderly after 11 years of Progressive Conservative rule and thanks his Cabinet and caucus.
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Winnipeg
Walter Weir
New Democratic Party
Edward Richard Schreyer
Manitoba
Progressive-Conservative
Weir
Schreyer
Basso Heads Birdtail River Teachers Association
Wayne Basso principal of Shoal Lake Elementary School elected President of the Birdtail River Teachers Association. Officers include R. Marshall as Vice-President, L. Walwich as Secretary-Treasurer, R. Bell as Teacher Welfare, M. Kilimnik for In-Service Education, Mrs. A. Pierce for Curriculum, Mrs. H. Hepworth as Social Convenor, and H. Kingdon for Public Relations. The group plans fall fills and donates $10 to each high school student attending the United Nations Seminar in Brandon. R. Marshall to attend the Leadership Seminar in Brandon August 24 to 29.
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Shoal Lake
Birdtail River Teachers’ Association
Wayne Basso
R. Marshall
Birtle
L. Walwich
R. Bell
Strathclair
M. Kilimnik
Kenton
A. Pierce
H. Hepworth
H. Kingdon
Division Association
United Nations
Brandon
Northern Vocational Graduation Held in The Pas
One hundred twenty five students received certificates and diplomas on June 28 at the Northern Manitoba Vocational Centre in The Pas for its second graduation exercise. Graduates came from British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Ontario the Yukon and Manitoba studying business education vocational industrial training and mining technology. J E McConnell assistant deputy minister of the Youth and Education Department gave the address. Diplomas were presented by W F Clarke personnel manager of Sherritt Gordon Mines Lynn Lake and chairman of the centre s advisory board.
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Winnipeg
Northern
Manitoba
Pas
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Yukon
J. E. McConnell
W. F. Clarke
Sherritt Gordon Mines
Lynn Lake
Clarke
Hospital Aid Meet at Beulah Supper Meeting
Beulah used to host a Hospital Aid supper on June 27 at 6 30 p m with Mrs Wood representing C A R S Brandon as guest speaker who presented a film on Rehabilitating the Arthritic patient A business meeting followed chaired by Mrs W Hedley with 11 districts represented A ledger balance of 2051 06 reported and a donation from Crandall Decker Messengers of 10 for the Children's ward 29 patients treated by C A R S 15 in patients 14 out patients 5171 lbs laundry cost 413 68 New drapes planned for fall and a 1500 loan outstanding Mrs Harvey Duncan L P N honored in bedside nursing award service hymn led by Mrs Wesley and Mizpah benediction end the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah
Oakner Aid
Andrew Lias
C.A.R.S
Crandall - Decker
Ed Hudson
Harvey Duncan L
Welsey
Henry van Dyke
Schreyer Named Premier Designate of Manitoba
Edward Schreyer, 33, leader of Manitoba’s New Democratic Party, became premier designate after Walter Weir’s resignation. He will be Manitoba’s 16th premier and head Canada’s first NDP administration. Schreyer, born 1935 in Beausejour, has held seats in both provincial and federal governments and led the NDP since June 7. He will sworn in by Lieutenant Governor Bowles after the June 25 election and potential recounts.
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Mr. Schreyer
Canada
Manitoba
House of Commons
Manitoba N.D.P
Commons
Selkirk
Beausejour
George Schreyer
Cromwell Public School
Beausejour Collegiate
United College
St. John’s College
University of Manitoba
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Gotland
Sweden
Pacific Ocean
TTS
Weatherman
Birdtail River S. D
D. W. Friesen & Sons
Crown Zellerbach
Basso Heads Teacher's Association
RED Cross
Edward R. Schreyer
Government In Canada
Monday
Ching
The
N.D.P
Brokenhead
Ottawa
Springfield
C.0.t.c.-R.c.a.c
Canadian Association of University Teachers
East St. Paul
Lily Schulz
Lisa
Karmel
Jason
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