Kinsmen International Horse Show Draws Wide Canadian U S Entries
Winnipeg's five day event at the Winnipeg Arena May 29 to June 2 features more than 350 horses from Nebraska Minnesota Montana North Dakota Alberta Ontario Saskatchewan Manitoba. With 67 events and top riders including Gordie Tapp, the show showcases jumping dressage barrel racing and cutting horse competitions. Proceeds support local activities as Rothmans Prairie Championship finals determine provincial honors. Tickets on sale at CBO AT O and arena box office with prices 2.00 3.00 and 4.00 plus half price for under 16.
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Ontario
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Manitoba
John Nixon
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Rothmans
Regina
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Moose Jaw
C.B.O
At.o
Arena
Edwin News: Regina visitors and honeymoon guests
Mr and Mrs Charles Nichols of Regina spent the weekend with Mrs C Gould and Harry. Mr and Mrs Les Young visited Sunday at the C Gould home. Mrs Oliver and son Jim of MacDonald and Mrs Bill Johnston were supper guests Sunday at the Robert Gould home. Mr and Mrs Ken MacDonald recently married at Belleville Ontario visited for a couple of days at the Clarence Patterson home on their honeymoon before returning to Campbell River. Mrs C Patterson and daughter Marge flew to Belleville for the MacDonald wedding and back to Campbell River. Bradley Patterson and Johnnie Podruchney of Flin Flon visited at their homes over the long weekend.
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Edwin News
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Regina
C. Gould
Harry
Les Young
Oliver
Jim
MacDonald
Bill Johnston
Robert Gould
Tom Armishaw
Ontario
Bob Gould
Winnipeg
Ken MacDonald
Belleville
Campbell River
B.C
Clarence Patterson
Mrs. C. Patterson
Marge
Bradley Patterson
Johnnie Podruchney
Pine Creek 4-H Club Holds May Meeting At Kin Johnson Home
The Pine Creek Combine 4-H Club met at Kin Johnson's home in May. Members planned attendance at church in Sidney on May 20 and a sing along with Senior Citizens at Norfolk Manor in MacGregor, followed by lunch. The next meeting is June 4 for marching practice. Reporter Nancy Smith.
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Pine Creek
Pine Creek Combine
Kin Johnson
Sidney
Norfolk Manor
MacGregor
Nancy Smith
Souruay
United
Portage May Twilight Meet Highlights And Prep
Portage prepares for zone events with multiple track fields and golf practice. Larry Rands won the long jump while Ken Beauchamp and Tammy Rintoul earned top spots in discus and 200m. Melody Burch posted strong marks in 200m 800m and high jump. Upcoming zone meet in Carberry June 1 and series with Gladstone June 13. May 22 exhibition game vs Austin and May 24 opener against Gladstone in MacGregor. Awards include Edio- Canada trip selection Gail Penner and a prize fund for graduates with scholarships. Banquet June 29 at Austin Collegiate then Exercises at MacGregor Collegiate Auditorium. The $200 donation funds a Grade 12 Award of Merit and two scholarships.
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Portage
Larry Rands
Ken Beauchamp
Tammy Rintoul
Melody Burch
Carberry
Gladstone
Austin
MacGregor
Treherne
Gail Penner
Edio - Canada
Ottawa
Austin Collegiate
MacGregor Collegiate
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Ed Chant
Water Development Program Expanded To Include Wells
The PFRA Water Development Program now covers wells with increased financial aid for farm and ranch needs. Qualifications require a bona fide farm location, identified groundwater source, compliance with health and groundwater laws, and a minimum 300 gallons per day output or economically suitable quantity. Technical assistance is free to eligible farmers for locating designing and inspecting storage and irrigation systems.
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Atuni
PFRA
Rural Water Services
Winnipeg
Plant-a-Thon Scouts Plant 16000 Spruce Seedlings
Local Spruce Woods scouts in Riding Mountain National Park join a Trees for Tomorrow plant-a-thon. About 16 000 White Spruce seedlings were planted by Boy scouts and cubs from the Spruce Woods district. Each troop keeps 40 percent of funds raised while 60 percent goes to the regional district.
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MacGregor
Riding Mountain National Park
Spruce Woods
Drug Bill Wins Support in Manitoba Elderly Drug Aid
Manitoba lawmakers gave broad in principle support to the Prescription Drugs Costs Assistance Act aimed at offsetting major drug expenses for seniors over 68. Some reservations were raised about snooping-record provisions. Health Minister Rene Toupin noted possible anti snooping amendments during committee study and that the cabinet could institute a subsidy program potentially broadened to life saving drugs for diabetics and heart patients.
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Manitoba Permament
Inez Trueman
Fort Rouge
Rene Toupins
Winnipeg Contractors Approve Multitrade Agreement
More than 100 Winnipeg contractors backed a proposed multitrade accord with a group of 10 construction unions. George Akins, chairman of the Winnipeg Builders' Exchange labor relations council, noted nine of the exchange’s 10 trade divisions supported the deal after two months of talks. The divisions cover about 9,000 members of the unionized workforce.
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Winnipeg
George Akins
Winnipeg Builders’ Exchange Labor Relations Council
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