Festival Queen And Court Visit Winnipeg For Events
Darlene Todoschuk queen of the 1966 Trappers Festival and her two princesses Jean McKay and Nora Ballantyne toured Winnipeg guests of the Mali Hotel. They appeared on CBC TV CJAY TV attended St James Winter Carnival ceremonies and dined with Labatte Brewery at the International Inn. They also hosted sponsors at the Town and Country Night Club Towers.
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Darlene Todoschuk
Winnipeg
Darlene
Jean McKay
Yorkton
Nora Ballantyne
National Indian Council
Mali
Cin Margaret Hockin
Trans- Air
Cbc-Tv
Cjay-Tv
St. James
Labatte Manitoba Brewery
International Inn
Town and Country
Frontier Collegiate Opens at Cranberry Portage
Frontier Collegiate Institute in Manitoba opened last Wednesday with Education Minister Hon. George Johnson at Cranberry Portage. The school, born from a former RCAF radar base, will serve 150 resident and 50 day students across remote northern districts as part of Frontier School Division.
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Frontier Collegiate Institute
Manitoba
George Johnson
Cranberry Portage
Manitoba Legislative Assembly
Winnipeg
Frontier
Johnson
Northern Commissioner Proposed for Manitoba District
Government reveals plan to create a Northern Commissioner with wide powers to coordinate all departments for the District of Consol along the Hudson Bay rail line. Three deputies would oversee sections with advisory councils and potential local taxation. The Pas would host the central office. Residents seek a commissioner familiar with northern Manitoba problems and a people oriented approach.
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Consol
Hudson Bay
Gillam
Cranberry Portage
Wanless
Sherridan
Moose Lake
Rahls Island
Carrot River Settlement
Cross Lake
Norway House
Lynn Lake
Herald
Puty
Manitoba
Manitoba Plans Stage One Nelson River Power Project
Premier Roblin unveils a multi-year plan to develop Kettle Rapids on the Nelson River, divert Churchill River water, regulate Lake Winnipeg, and build a 580 mile high voltage transmission line to Winnipeg to add about 3.25 million kilowatts, with initial commissioning targeted for fall 1971 and a projected cost of 323 million dollars.
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Roblin
Manitoba
Kettle Rapids
Nelson
Winnipeg
Churchill River
Ottawa
Nelson River
Grand Rapids
Indian Lake
Rat River
Burntwood
Warren Landing
Lake Winnipeg
Basic Training Class Graduates at The Pas Reserve
The first class of adults completing Level two in the Basic Training Course is shown with five graduates representing others who finished Level three last season. Enrollment rose to fifty-five students in four classrooms at the Day School on The Pas Reserve as part of a national manpower retraining program led by the Government of Canada and provinces.
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Manitoba
Dauphin
K. R. Jasper
Frontier Collegiate
Johnson
John Milner
Pas Reserve
Government of Canada
National Employment Service
Indus
CBC Shuts Door On North TV In Manitoba Debate
The CBC says extending network television to The Pas Flin Flon and northern Manitoba would require a very considerable annual expenditure and offers no dollar breakdown. The Manitoba Chambers of Commerce urged network TV expansion. the Manitoba Telephone System plans to invest 1 million in microwave facilities. The CBC claims about 100 thousand dollars in additional annual costs and notes taxpayers bear over 100 million annually.
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CBC
Pas
Flin Flow
Manitoba
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Manitoba C. of C
Brandon
BBG
Manitoba Telephone System
Herald
Flin Flon
Canada
Swa River
Dauphin
Thompson
Harry Easton
C.H. Wmla
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Frontier Collegiate At
Cranberry Pty
Sultation
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