Local greetings and career updates from Brandon area
Burnsides hosted many visitors including Mr and Mrs L Olson and family with Mr and Mrs J Olson and Mr Nels Ostedt of Minnedosa. Congratulations to Linda Roy who earned a Bachelor of Education from Brandon University. Linda is the daughter of Mr and Mrs David Roy. Doug Hyde departed for Calgary Alberta for summer employment opportunities.
Temple Lodge News Grand Lodge session at Winnipeg meeting
Snaith John Scora Bros L R Pennell and L A Heselwood attended Grand Lodge Communications at the Masonic Memorial Temple on June 7. R W Bros G F W Venn a Winnipeg visitor also attended the noon Marlborough Hotel luncheon where Rev Donald Bruce MacDonald spoke after the meal to about 400 attendees.
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John Scora
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Austin and District News Highlights Local Visits and Events
In Austin and surrounding district news, residents note continued cool winds yet thriving gardens as June approaches. Local visits include Bill Moncur in Ottawa for Canada Museum Council meetings, with Mrs Moncur visiting Barry in Boissevain. Creston and Ottawa visitors stay with the Moncur and Stevenson families, while others such as Harold Wicklund and Marquette guests visit Mrs Westman. Get well wishes go to Fred Hall after surgery in Portage. Events feature the Explorers group year end banquet, certificates for Janice Carruthers and Debra Sharp, and upcoming Sunday activities at the United Church including a film and Sunday School picnic.
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H. F. Sonmo
Bill Moncur
Ottawa
Canada Museum Council
Mellafont
United Church
Janice Carruthers
Debra Sharp
C.G.L.T
Ed Towle
Cecil Green
Portage
Tom Towle
Liberal leader pledges welfare crack down and 50000 jobs
Manitoba Liberal leader Izy Asper vowed a welfare crack down targeting able bodied claimants and a plan to create 50,000 new permanent government free jobs in the first term. He spoke to garment factory workers amid criticism of the NDP record.
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Ida Aarwene
Izy Asper
Asper
NDP
Beer sales at Arena under review by police commission
The Innerity Police Commission heard that beer should not be sold at the Arena or Stadium. Inspector Tes said beer sales caused police trouble while Inspector Iles proposed a trophy lounge with TV coverage. Police Chief Stewart urged no beer at the Arena and suggested limiting to the concourse. the commission will study examples at other centres before deciding. Also in Norfolk district workers found buried treasure including ancient gold objects valued at $1,000, with a jewel piece sent to the British Museum deemed 2,000 years old and priceless.
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Innerity Police Commission
L. H. Tes
Police Department
Iles
Norman Stewart
Stewart
Snetlowam
Norfolk
British Museum
Song and Saga Manuscript Selected From 1400 Submissions
MacGregor and District notes eight manuscripts chosen from over 1400 submissions. Mrs Ham received guidance from historian Dr Aileen Garland and interviewed up to 97 year old Harry Vale and Arborg’s sixth grade class. The work, conducted in English and French, aided Manitoba Government research in 1973. Publication date unknown due to a union dispute, with eventual distribution planned in Western Canada and the northern US.
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Ham
Manitoba
Aileen Garland
Canada
Harry Vale
Treesbank
Arborg
D. L. Campbell
C. Roblin
Duff Roblin
Sidney
Survey
Wesern
United States
Bennett Leaves Political Scene
William Andrew Cecu Bennett, longtime Social Credit premier of British Columbia, resigns from the provincial Legislature and retires from politics. At 72, he announced the move at his Kelowna home after a 20 year premiership, triggering a byelection in Okanagan South later this year.
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William Andrew Cecu Bennett
Social Credit
British Columbia
New Democratic Party
Kelowna
Bennett
Okanagan South
B.C
Byron Ross
Johnson
Dave Barrett
New Democrats
NDP
Liberals
Conservatives
Barbara Harmon Graduates From Manitoba University Convocation
Barbara Harmon of Winnipeg earned a Bachelor of Home Economics at the University of Manitoba Convocation on May 24 1973. She is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs C Wong and Mrs Mae Harmon. Barbara begins a Dietetic Internship at Toronto Hospital for Sick Children.
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S. Harmon
Winnipeg
University of Manitoba
C. Wong
Mae Harmon
Barbara
Toronto Hospital
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