Orval Henderson Named Chief of Manitoba 4-H and Youth
Agriculture Minister Hon. Samuel Askiw announces Orval Henderson as Chief of the Manitoba 4-H and Youth Section replacing Tom Pringle who becomes Northwest Regional Director. Henderson, born in Minitonas and a 1968 University of Manitoba agriculture graduate, has led 4-H Club Specialist since 1966 and will oversee provincial 4-H programs and youth development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Henderson
Samuel Askiw
Henderson
Tom Pringle
Northwest
Mr. Henderson
Minitonas
Manitoba
University of Manitoba
University of Saskatchewan At
Saskatoon
Neepawa Wheat Tops Local Harvest Record
Bud McKague hauled 177 percent acres of Neepawa wheat averaging 67 bushels per acre to Floors elevator where it graded No. 1 and weighed 66 pounds per bushel. Local notices salute travel, marriages, and visits across Manitoba and Alberta with updates on families and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud McKague
Donny Ramsey
Jennifer
W. E. Henry
Grimshaw
Alta
A. E. Cliffe
Kelowna
B.C
Brooks Johnston wedding draws many Manitoba guests
Local residents and relatives gathered for the Funk-McLaren wedding on Saturday with out of town guests from Winnipeg Dauphin Brandon Rivers Steinbach Virden and Hargrave. Many family members and friends enjoyed the holiday season in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ramsey
Winnipeg Beach
Adolph Sabeski
Anne Henry
Wayne Rothney
Oak River
Turnbull
Bob Wright
Orlo Purdy
Dauphin
Bill McKenzie
Brandon
Alex Stewart
Ted Coulson
Wes
Peace River Alta
Russell Beavers
Province of Manitoba
Percy Davis
Swan River
C. Wrightson
Leslie Henry
Winnipeg
Leslie
Harry Davis
Wrightson
Del
Hazel Purdy
H. C
G. A. Purdy
Howard Paddock
Rhodesia
Jim Cram
Merle Paddock
Stan Henry
Neil McCallum
B.C. Lions
Manitoba Blue Bombers
Bill McTavish
Inuvik
N.W.T
Scott Alexander
Dan Welander
Welander
W. D. Heapy
Edwin Henry
Lloydminster Alta
Jack Morcom
Harvey Pangman
Vern Wark
Minnedosa
R. Wright
Scotland
Doern
Nancy
Allan
Bill Collie
Carolyn
Graham
Ken Gronick
Regina
Mel Harper
Tanis
Jan Harper
Souris
Maureen Farden
Audrey Brooks
Franklin Brooks
Brooks - Johnston
Funk — McLaren
Fred Suter
Loyd Ball
Carol
George McQueen
Lana Rinn
Frank Suter
Bert Suter
George Pittendreigh
Bill Kelly
Doug Stinson
Rivers
W. D. McLaren
Frank Carefoot
Archie Campbell
Cecil Caruthers
Shirley
Doh Austin
Virden
Bill Stinson
Funk
Leo
Marie
Steinbach
Chas Milne
Hargrave
Dan Neets
McCreary
Hamiota Midgets Claim 1972 Provincial Title in Winnipeg
Hamiota Midgets defeated Fort Garry Midgets 7 5 to win the Manitoba provincial baseball title at Grant Park Ball Diamond. They earn a berth to the Western Canadian Championships in Portage la Prairie Sept 1 2 3. Dennis Anderson pitched 11 strikeouts for Hamiota.
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Grant Park Ball Diamond
Winnipeg
Hamiota
Fort Garry
Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Bob Dale
Kelvi
Jeff
Bob
Dennis
Dale
Greg
Ron
Brent
Dennis Anderson
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Mrs. Donny Ramsey
Mrs
Jack Coombs
West Coast
Tan
Douglas Easson
St. Albert
W. E. G. Little
Douglas
Shoal Lake
Selma Patterson
Terry Castle and
Stacey
Calgary
Bill Curle
Rae Castle
Glenn Adams
Cory
Eatons
The
Marlborough
the Royal
Paul August
Royal Bank
Ra. O
Hamiota Midgets
Kelvin
Roy
Imperial Life
Estate Planning and Pensions
Ken Drozda
Province of
Norquay
Win
10Th Street
N. Douglas Cochrane
Manitoba Department OF Labour
A. Russell Paulley
Manitoba Golden
Sathel