Canucks Look To Open Season In Manitoba League
The Manitoba Senior Baseball League begins its ninth season with new leadership as Ab Richardson steps down and Ken Seafoot becomes league president and chief umpire. Rolla Nodaks join, replacing St. Lazare Athletics, while Riverside Canucks aim to defend their title behind Gord Hunter and strong mound work from Everard Reid and Kaplar.
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Canada
Ab Richardson
Brandon
Cliff Cory
Virden
Don Sumner
North Dakota
Rolla Nodaks
St. Lazare Athletics
Rola
Manitoba
Halifax
Riverside Canucks
Souris
Gord Hunter
Lorne Lilley
Canucks
Grant Everard
Russ Reid
Mark Fisher
Sarnia
Ontario
Wayne Kaplar
Rivers
Lilley
Ross Kinsley
Cliff Seafoot
Garth Seafoot
Wes Rathwell
Gene Cory
Rathwell
Seafoot
Virden Oilers
Ian Whyte
Oilers
Gary Debenedetti
Ted Bridgett
Cece Dawley
Mike Laboisiere
Whyte
Norm Hemstad
Ron Goethe
Keystone
Henry Park
Jack Day
Jim Madder
Ralph Gardinar
Hemstad
Mark Wilton
Bob Zarn
Park
Bridgett
Virdenite
Ken Seafoot
Birdtail River School Board Holds May 29 1969 Meeting
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 board met in Shoal Lake on May 29 1969 to hear a 14 member Oakburn Shoal Lake delegation on secondary education. They approved minutes and correspondence and accepted J McLennan’s resignation as principal with Robert Marshall named as successor. The board also asked ministerial permission to employ wives of trustees as teachers and adjourned to June 12 1969.
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Birdtail River School Division No
Shoal Lake
Oakburn
J. McLennan
Wm. Davison
Principel
Birtle
Robert Marshall
Birdtail River
McLennan
Marshall
Minister of Education
Mildred Butcher
Louise Hyndman
Bride-Elect Lynn Henry Feted In Bluebird Shower
A spring themed shower for Lynn Henry, bride elect of June 7, drew 120 guests at the lower United Church hall. corsages were presented to Lynn, her mother, and the groom’s mother, escorted by Bonnie English, Myrtle White and Hazel Westbrook. A bird and blues themed program featured a duet and a nest centerpiece with gifts hidden inside, and Lynn thanked guests while inviting all to her trousseau tea on June 2.
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Oak River
Lynn Henry
United Church Hall
Lynn
Mrs. Smith
Bonnie English
Myrtle White
Hazel Westbrook
Maureen McPhaden
Jo-ann McTavish
Norma Wiltsey
Norma
Don
Maureen
Jo-Ann
Hamiota Hospital Ladies Aid Meets Reports May Meeting
The Hamiota District No. 7A Ladies Aid met in the community room with Mrs. Hedley presiding. Nine districts were represented. minutes approved. tea and bake profits noted. bank balance $1726.56. Nine nurses to graduate in June. several members traveling for courses. hospital activity tallies include 11 major operations and 79 outpatients.
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Hamiota
Hamiota Hospital
Ladies Aid
Wm Hedley
Florence
Inggale
Ethel Duncan
Anne Fraser
Beatrice Barneski
Rossburn
McLean
Shoal Lake
Seasons
Everett Mason
Ada Baxter
Geulph
Ontario
Red Cross
Crandall
Watt dismisses opponents as balderdash in legislature
Reggie's Ramblings notes Hon. Mr. Watt call statements by Mr. Askiw of the NDP Broken Head balderdash while opponents from both sides are labeled hogwash in the alley of our legislature.
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Daily Press
Watt
Askiw
NDP Brokenhead
New Church Official Opening Planned at H iota Pentecostal
A dedication is set for June 15 at 2 39 pm for the new H iota Pentecostal Church built on a historic site. The 32 by 64 foot structure features white silica stone, chocolate brown wood finishes, a gable canopy, brick planters, and a modern interior with cedar mahogany pews. A ribbon cutting at 2 30 pm precedes the dedication led by Rev. Percy M. Munro with Rev Gordon N. Fulford as speaker. Evening service at 7 30 pm and evangelistic services June 16 22 follow.
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Percy M. Munro
Manitoba
N.W. On
Tarie
Gordon N. Fulford
Hamiota
Saskatchewan
Hamiota Assembly
P.M. Munro
Shower For Carol Brooks Bride Elect At Chumah Hall
A miscellaneous shower was held in Chumah Hall on May 28 for Carol Brooks, bride elect of June 14. Corsages pinned to Carol, her mother and aunt Tina, then guests entered to Apple Blossom decor. The program included songs by Barbara Kirk, Sherri Turner, Judy Pedlow and Cheryl McMillan, with Mrs M Pedlow on piano. Carol’s nurse-costumed sister Heather Brooks helped with gifts. Carol thanked everyone for the gifts as the evening closed with lunch and coffee.
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Chumah Hall
Carol Brooks
Carol
Tina
Sheila Harper
Marge Davis
Gladys Allan
Sheila
Miniseria
Barbara Kirk
Sherri Turner
Judy Pedlow
Cheryl McMillan
Normandy
Centennial Grants Extend Dead line to July Fifteen
Winnipeg reports the Centennial Provincial Grants Program for 1970 extends its deadline to July 15, 1969. Municipalities across Manitoba may apply for grants on a per capita basis based on the 1966 census to fund parks buildings and historic restorations.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
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Ting
Ward, MacDonald and Partners
St. Lazare School
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
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Chatham
Ont
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Wood
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Reggie
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