Amazin Sex Still Alive As Brandon-Hamiota Tie
The Brandon Hamiota series fourth game ended 5-5 after eight innings. Pitchers Glennis Scott and Terry Owens allowed nine and six hits respectively with multiple errors behind them as Brandon scored in the first third fourth and sixth innings while Hamiota added runs in the third and fifth. Ray Simms Garth Sararas and John Wright contributed runs for Hamiota with Oakes leading Brandon’s eight hits.
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Brandon
Hamiota
Glennis Scott
Terry Owens
Hodgson
Oakes
Upland Bird Season Opens Across Manitoba Regions
Manitoba opens upland game seasons in northern areas on September 5 and the Pas Flin Flon region on September 12 with a six bird daily limit for ruffed and spruce grouse and an 18 possession cap plus six for sharp tailed grouse.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Pas-Flin
Swan River
Dauphin
Interlake
Shower Honors Faye Hildebrand Pollock in Chu Mah Hall
Friends from Hamiota and McConnell districts gathered in Chu mah Hall on Monday August 18 at 8 30 p m to honor Faye Hildebrand Pollock. Mrs Don Pollock and Mrs Joe McMurphy attended with her mother and gifts were presented. Faye, a 69 graduate in Fine Arts from the University of Manitoba, will teach this year at Brikedate High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
McConnell
Chumah Hall
Faye Hildebrand
Pollock
Don Pollock
Joe McMurahhy
Glen English
Mary Lou Hodge
Faye
June Reid
University of Manitoba
Brikedate Fiich
Women's Institute Meets in Hamiota with 16 Members
The Hamiota Women's Institute held its September 2 meeting with 16 members. Mrs. Armstrong noted FWIC land in the Peace Garden and the Picnic Nook memory of Mrs. Watt. Funds total $30.26 with Red Cross and Cancer Fund contributions. Fourteen dozen sewn items and a film by Mr. Wight on Ag work were showcased.
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Hamiota
Women’s Institute
Armstrong
FWIC
Peace Garden
David Watt
Tvo
Observer “Theology
The
Moon
Mr. Wight
Ag. Rep
Department of Agriculture
Former Marquette MP Mandziuk Dies in Winnipeg Hospital
J Nicholas Mandziuk 64 a Progressive Conservative MP for Marquette from 1957 to 1968 died Sunday in Winnipeg General Hospital. Born in Ukraine he taught, then practiced law and sold insurance. Prayers were held at Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Cathedral with interment at Glen Eden Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary one son Ollie two daughters six grandchildren and one brother William.
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Winnipeg
J. Nicholas Mandziuk
Manitoba
Marquette
Winnipeg General Hospital
Mr. Mandziuk
Ukraine
Glen Eden
Mary
Ollie
Edmonton
Sonja) Bejzyk
Darcia) Zemianski
William
Gilbert Plains
Prov. Auditor Gets House Approval
Manitoba Legislature gave in principle approval to create a provincial auditor office. The bill by Finance Minister Saul Cherniack separates audit from comptroller-general duties and allows annual reports to the assembly on public funds. The auditor would be appointed by the lieutenant governor in council and can be suspended or removed only by two thirds of the legislature.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saul Cherniack
Comptroller-General
Supplementary Spending Estimates Totals $19 Million In Manitoba
Manitoba Finance Minister Saul Cherniack tables supplementary estimates of $19 million, including $11 million for the Health Services Insurance Corporation. Combined with main 1969 70 estimates of $377.8 million and $1.45 million raised by special warrant, total revised spending reaches $398.3 million. Additional items include $4 million for civil servant pay raises, $2 million for flood control and emergencies, and $1 million for social allowances.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Health Services Insurance Corporation
Manitoba
Saul Cherniack
Milon
Manitoba grants aid study on learning disorders
A $2,700 Manitoba grant supports the national Commission on Emotional and Learning Disorders. The three year study, in its final year, involves seven national voluntary groups and one international partner. Provinces funded facilities and programs to aid affected children, with 10 to 20 percent of school-age children estimated to have these disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Commission On
Saul Miller
Manitoba
National Commission
Commission
Joint Action Program Planned in Winnipeg Meeting
Premier Schreyer and Federal Industry Minister Pepin agreed on a joint action program involving federal and provincial levels. The TED Commission proposed about 50 items across departments and planned ongoing liaison groups to oversee projects on wheat, National Design Research Institute in Winnipeg, export incentives, and applied aerospace research.
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Winnipeg
TED Commission
Ed Schreyer
Industry, Trade and Commerce
Jean-Luc Pepin
Rex E. Grose
Schreyer
Pepin
Aerospace
W I Fall Season Meeting Highlights and Plans
The W I meeting chaired by Mrs. Myrtle White on September 4 with 15 members and two visitors reviewed a busy summer of Memorial Hall improvements. Alma Hedley donated 100 lb of soap for the Red Cross. plans were set for an Art Display and Tea on November 15 and for a Fall Tea Bake Sale and Bazaar on October 4. Jean Morton spoke on home garden flower arrangements the group donated to shut-ins, and was thanked with a cup and saucer. Lunch followed the meeting.
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Oak River
W.I
Myrtle White
Alma Hedley
Red Cross
Jean Morton
Morton
Jean Tweed
Knight
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Gord Lyall
Brian Smith
Mel Smith
al Robertson
Robertson
Cancer Fund
Wpg
W.I. Meet
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