Manitoba Legislature Report on End of Session and Key Acts
Report from the Legislature by Morris McGregor, M.L.A. Virden, notes a long session ending July 22. Highlights include passage of the Marital Property Act, Family Maintenance Act, and Cattle Producers Act, plus amendments to Lands Protection Act. Discusses maintenance, counselling for reconciliation, and non resident land controls. Labor unrest and general sentiments on unions are addressed. author praises progress and looks forward to constituency events.
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Manitoba
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Hamiota Oakner Tarbolton Church Services July 30
United Church notices list services across Hamiota Oakner Tarbolton Kenton Shiloh Tarbolton and surrounding parishes with times: Hamiota 11:00 a.m. Oakner 9:30 a.m. Kenton 12:00 noon, Tarbolton 9:30 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Cardale Birtle Miniota wider parish events 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. in Miniota Isabella 9:30 a.m. Birtle 11:00 a.m. observers Rev H N Lynas Rev L Jameson Rev Terry Hidichuk Rev I Smith Rev F Kamarous Rev G Lloyd Lovering Ms Marilyn Rushton.
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Tarboiton
Kenton
Birtle Miniota
G. Lloyd Lovering
Marilyn Rushton
Miniota
Isabella
Birtle
Water Show Highlights Local Water Polo and Diving Talent
The Mid-west Recreation District wrapped up water polo diving and synchronized swimming lessons with a July 22 water show featuring 17 year old John Webster performing Level One and Two dives and 15 year old Leisa Phillips delivering a synchronized swimming solo. Webster, a Pan Am Divers member coached by Olympic diver Nancy Robertson, has six years of competition experience, while Phillips competes with Fort Garry Aquariettes in Winnipeg and placed third in provincial competition last year. The event also referenced an upcoming nutrition workshop cancellation and outlined basic rules of the water polo inspired game described as water soccer with emphasis on scoring and fair swimming performance.
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John Webster
John
Nancy Robertson
Manitoba
Leisa
Water Polo in Deep or Bath Play The Game
Water polo is typically played in swimming pools but can be held in open water by roping off a playing area. It requires at least three feet six inches of water, yet games occur in baths of varying sizes. When the ball leaves the field, a free throw is awarded to the opposing team.
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Morris McGregor
M.L.A. Virden
N.D.P. Socialist
P.C
N.D.P
the Cattle Producers Act
Farm Land Protection Act
United Church of Canada
Hamiota -Oakner Pastoral Charge
H.n.lynas
L. Jameson Hamiota
Oakner
Kenton - Shiloh
Tarbolton Pastoral Charge
Terry Hidichuk
Shiloh
Decker
Smith
Strathclair
F. Kamarous Cardale
Hamiota Pentecostal Church
P.A.O.C
L. F. Beck
Mid-west Recreation District News
Loree McGregor
Ertish
Whyte
Craig Whyte
Jerry
Hamiota
Twin Valley Co-op
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