CNE Scholarship for 4-H Members Announces $606 Award
The Canadian National Exhibition offers a $606 scholarship to 4 H members who are 17 by July 1 1969 have completed grade 12 and plan to study agriculture or home economics at the University of Manitoba next fall. Applications due March 22 with letters of reference transcripts and grade 12 marks sent to 4H Club Division Winnipeg. Interviews in Winnipeg April 11.
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Toronto
CNE
University of Manitoba
Norquay
Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba Arabian Horse Association Holds First Annual Meeting
The Manitoba Arabian Horse Association gathered January 25 at Brandon Elks Hall despite a severe blizzard. Members and visitors from across the province discussed shows promotion, planned a 1969 provincial show at MacGregor, and eyed future judges training to support Arabian classes statewide. John Montgomery, Doug Penner, and Gerry Vandermaelen joined the board. Penner and Ross were re elected as president and vice president. Highpoint trophies went to Bar DR Bint Roseeha, Silver Seyn, Sugar Lou, and Sugar Lou was also named Arabian of the year.
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Manitoba Arabian Horse Association
Elks Hall
Brandon
Manitoba
W. J. Moore
H. J. Dankesreiter
Clare Tarr
Association
North Norfolk Agricultural Society
MacGregor
John Montgomery
Doug Penner
Gerry Vandermaelen
Harold Ross
Carl Scharff
Bill Lockhardt
Rail Line Reopened After Prince George Derailment
The Pacific Great Eastern line near Prince George B C reopened after a derailment that caused five tank cars to burn. Crews used dynamite to combat two propane cars and three diesel cars on a 54 car train. Thirteen cars derailed 300 miles north of Vancouver with no injuries reported. A explosives expert from Taylor B C was called to handle the blaze on the main freight line north from Prince George to Dawson Creek and Fort St John.
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Pacific Great Eastern Railway
Prince George
B.C
Vancouver
Taylor
Dawson Creek
Fort St. John
Community notices for prizes and conference date
Donations toward prizes for His and Hers spiel can be given to Muriel Snaith or Lovina Lamb. Proceeds go to MacGregor Community Centre. A regional recreation conference is set for Portage la Prairie on Saturday February 15 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Contact L Amann to attend. St Pauls J A hosts an annual Valentine tea Saturday February 15 from 3 to 5 30 p.m. at United Church Hall.
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United Church Hall
Muriel Snaith
Lovina Lamb
MacGregor Community
Portage la Prairie
Contact
L. Amann
St Paul's J.A
Dedication at Austin United Church Reveals Gift Cabinet
On Sunday February 9 a dedication of a gift was held at Austin United Church for a beautifully made cabinet housing a three piece communion set. The set, long unused, was uncovered thanks to Bruce Hay and given to the congregation for church beautification and glory of God. The origin is uncertain but may be the original set from the First Presbyterian Church opening in 1894 in Austin. A brief history is planned to be placed in the cabinet.
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Austin United Church
Hay
Bruce Hay
Stately
First Presbyterian Church
Austin
School Board Proposes 1969 Levy Plan and Staffing Change
The board outlines mill rates for 1969 totaling 14.24 mills with 11 mills levy and a 3.24 mill deficit from surplus. Budget to be reviewed by the Public Schools Finance Board before final amendments. A 1968 audit will publish a detailed report. JoAnn Lackey of Glstone is hired as division office stenographer, starting February 3. One bus driver from each of six centres will attend a defensive driving course in Neepawa and share learnings with others.
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JoAnn Lackey
Gl Stone
Neepawa
Vancouver Grain Bottleneck Cleared With Weather Aid
Trade Minister Jean-Luc Pepin said the grain bottleneck at the port of Vancouver can be cleared in weeks with weather cooperation. He cited past missteps in shipping inferior damp grain and noted Alberta weather has hindered earlier corrections while railways plan new bloc shipping to speed exports and reduce future bottlenecks.
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Vancouver
Jean-Luc Pepin
Canadian Wheat Board
Pepin
Prairies
Alberta
William McNamara
Safest Gun in the West Hunter Safety Course Ad
Prospective hunters under 19 must complete the Hunter Safety Training Course conducted free of charge by MacGregor Junior Rifle Club with the Department of Mines and Natural Resources. The program aims to promote Manitoba safety standards and responsible hunting.
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MacGregor Collegiate
Hunterfety
MacGregor Junior Rifle Club
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Manitoba
Department OF Mines & Natural Resources
Harry J. Enns
Mini W. Winston
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