Collegiate Charter Reports Brace of School Events
Last week featured multiple school events at Mary Duncan and The Pas gym. A Musemobile show visited Mary Duncan, followed by Brandon University brass at 8 p.m. in The Pas gym. An Harlem Clowns vs The Pas Senior Men’s game is set for November 1 at 8 p.m. Senior teams hosted two games last weekend with Thompson visiting on Friday October 20.
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Musemobile
Mary Duncan
Brandon University
Pas
Harlem Clowns
Thompson
Finn Flon Teams Travel for League Games Saturday
Challenge our teams and on Saturday the Finn Flon teams travelled down for a few league games. They have just received a new punch keyboard for making up their cards sent to Winnipeg to be processed by a computer. They visited the CN station to inspect the computers located there.
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Finn Flon
Winnipeg
Churchill Federal Race Cast Against Provincial Vote Patterns
In Churchill Federal riding the 1968 results showed Conservatives 9 009 Liberal 7 673 and NDP 4 888. Provincial 1969 results suggest different orders with NDP leading, but transfers to federal outcomes are uncertain. Conservative candidate Keith Taylor faces impact from Hud son Bay Mining ties and past Liberal Bruce Dunlop returns.
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Swan River
Liberal
N.D.P
New Democratic Party
Conservative
Independent
Bud Simpson
Bud
Keith Taylor
Simpson
Taylor
Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Company
Flin Flon
Snow Lake
Bruce Dunlop
Pas
Dunlop
Mr. Simpson
Liberals lead in key Manitoba riding but urban centers seen shaky
The Liberal campaign appears best organized and spending most money though urban support is uncertain with the loss of Trudeau era enthusiasm. Dunlop’s at Thompson meeting turns voters away while NDP candidate Don Duff earns traction in towns like Thompson and Nelson House.
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Flin Flon
Lynn Lake
Thompson
Nelson House
Manitoba Indian Brotherhood
Joe Borowski
Paign
New Democratic Party
Don Duff
United Church
Duff
N.D.P
Campaign activity rises with Barrow support in urban centers
In the final weeks of the campaign strong backing emerges from Tom Barrow M.L.A. for Flin Flon and the speaker as time allows. Canvas results in urban centres show continuing campaigning momentum and potential voter alignment.
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Tom Barrow
M.L.A
Flin Flon
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