Chamber Debates S-14 Vote and Tourist Office Status
The Chamber plans to oppose Bill S-14 in its current form amid concerns about the未opened Tourist Information Bureau in The Pas. Formerly run by the Chamber, the office operated during the May long weekend but was cut after grants were reduced. Murray Bater resigns as Manitoba Chambers of Commerce manager. Gordon Macpherson to take over. The annual meeting is set for October with a nominating slate by Jim Anderson Tom Mak and Bob Campbell. Regular summer executive meetings have been canceled.
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Murray Bater
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Gordon Macpherson
Jim Anderson
Tom Mak
Bob Campbell
Chamber
Sixty nine graduates listed for local program completion
The published list names sixty nine individuals including Murray Allanson Diane Allen Byron Apetegon Cindy Armstrong Richard Baschak Rod Berezowecki Cornelius Bighetty Marion Bown Cathy Butcher Heather Chase Larry Coutu John Crockett Craig Cromie Shelley Cudmore Jean Cychmistruk Lynn Earley Guy Fairbairn Joseph Fourre Pat Fulmore Danny Gagne Cindy Gee Kelly Goldstrand Ken Gurba Leah Hanson James Hart Brian Hickey Juha Jarvinen Brenda Jebsen Bob Johnson Brian Johnson Marilyn Jonas Jim Kerwin Susan Kolebaba Kathy Kowalyk Judith Klassen Susan Lacey Brenda Lagimodiere Jim Lamontagne Tracey Langan Bernadette Lavich Yvonne Leonard Reg Libbrecht Derek Lucian Don McKay Mary McLaughlin Doug MacCallum Ferne Mac Donald Joseph McLeod David Madrigga Mark Marin Gerald Miller Dianne Mitchell Judy Moen Judy Myers Mitchell Myers Kathy Parker Jack Podovinikoff Sharon Popika Christal Rivalin Patty Robinson Jeannette Rock Bob Russick Linda Sandberg Marie Staples Barbara Stastock Steve Vieweg Mike Walker Lynn Wilson Kim Young.
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Cupation
Murray Allanson
Diane Allen
Byron Apetegon
Cindy Armstrong
Richard Baschak
Rod Berezowecki
Cornelius Bighetty
Marion Bown
Cathy Butcher
Heather Chase
Larry Coutu
John Crockett
Craig Cromie
Shelley Cudmore
Jean Cychmistruk
Lynn Earley
Guy Fairbairn
Joseph Fourre
Pat Fulmore
Danny Gagne
Kolebaba
Kathy Kowalyk
Judith Klassen
Susan Lacey
Brenda Lagimodiere
Jim Lamontagne
Tracey Langan
Bernadette Lavich
Yvonne Leonard
Reg Libbrecht
Derek Lucian
Don McKay
Mary McLaughlin
Doug MacCallum
Ferne MacDonald
Joseph McLeod
David Madrigga
Mark Marin
Gerald Miller
Dianne Mitchell
Judy Moen
Judy Myers
Mitchell Myers
Kathy Parker
Jack Podovinikoff
Sharon Popika
Christal Rivalin
Patty Robinson
Jeannette Rock
Bob Russick
Linda Sandberg
Marie Staples
Barbara Stastock
Steve Vieweg
Mike Walker
Lynn
Wilson
Kim Young
Carpentry Contest Participants Noted From Winnipeg and The Pas
Comments from Winnipeg and The Pas indicate good performance by Carpenters Union and Builders Exchange contestants in a carpentry contest. Judging notes praise skill and precision amid the entries.
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Carpenters Union and Builders Exchange
Winnipeg
Pas
Manitoba Trapper Aid Aims to Boost Fur Auction Share
A joint federal provincial program supports trapper education and humane trapping with cash advances until auction. It targets raising trappers’ market share from 60 to about 80 percent and boosting annual income toward 8 million dollars. Administrated by the Manitoba Dept. of Mines Resources and Environmental Management with federal, provincial, and trapper association oversight.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Registered Trappers’ Association
Manitoba Dept. of Mines,Resources,and Environmental Management
Trapper Association
CN inaugurates TRACS system for CN rail operations
CN announces completion of the TRACS Traffic Reporting and Control System a 55 million five year project linking yards offices and depots to a central computer to monitor 120 000 freight cars 2 500 locomotives 3 000 piggyback trailers and 20 000 containers with feedback on 300 000 daily operational changes. This is expected to boost car utilization and deliver long term capital savings and higher annual earnings.
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Canadian National
W.D. Piggott
TRACS
Royal Bros Circus Day Offers Advance Tickets
Circus ads promote July 11 shows with a single admission per formance and claim advance purchases from Lions Club members save enough to cover peanuts and cotton candy. The note calls Royal Bros Circus Day one of the best and happiest holidays.
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Lions Club
Royal Bros. Circus
Kluane National Park in Yukon Islands Largest Icefields
Kluane National Park spans 8 500 square miles in Yukon southwest. It contains Mount Logan the highest peak in Canada and one of the world’s largest non polar icefields. Nearby are Alaska and Haines highways with available accommodation.
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Kluane National Park
Yukon Territory
Mount Logan
Canada
Alaska and
Haines
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Earl Rookes
Jebsens Carpet Sale and Service
Charmaine
Woodbine
Winchester
Greta
Circus
Autopac Insurance
Jack P. Johnson
Bible Stories
Centennial Park
The
Kelsey Area
Valleyview Trailer Court
Campers’ Cove
Wanless
Cranberry Portage
Snow Lake
Leaf Rapids
Phorte
Savnbs LN
Washington
California
Kellogg's
B.C
Rosedale
Ivory
Corner
Edwards
2Nd St
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