Call of the Wild Festival Heads Toward July Dates
With less than a month remaining organizers finalize plans for the Call of the Wild mountain music festival July 25 to 27. Headlining will be Doc and Merle Watson of Deep Gap North Carolina alongside performers from British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario and Nova Scotia.
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Alberta
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Ontario
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Ukrainian Immersion Summer School Program
A Ukrainian immersion summer school runs July 14 to August 8 at Roblin Intermediate School. It offers three levels Beginners Intermediate Advanced for grades 1 to 8 and high school students, with credits in Ukrainian from Intermountain School Division. Activities include singing dancing drama embroidery and Easter Egg making.
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Canadian Country and Bluegrass Festival Highlights 1980
The 1980 festival features concerts, trail rides, hiking trails, a black powder display, and a talent contest. Food and craft booths, souvenirs, records, and western clothing are sold. CBC television will film across three days for 1981 promotions. Big Country and CKLQ will attend, with the Department of Tourism also filming. Emergency coverage includes eight nurses, Roblin Ambulance, fire crews, and St John Ambulance talks. handicapped visitors have designated camping spaces and viewing rights. 100 underprivileged children are sponsored by…
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Big Country
CKLQ
Brandon
Department of Tourism
Roblin
St. John’s
Fall festival tickets go on sale across Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Brandon Indian and Metis Friendship Centre and a senior citizen's bus tour join the festival. Publicity Director Peter Harrington calls it a family affair with activities for all ages. Advance tickets are selling well, with two week cutoff before events. Tickets available at Attractions Ticket Offices and distributors in Roblin Winnipeg Portage la Prairie Brandon Minnedosa Dauphin Altona Benito Swan River and in Saskatchewan at Togo and Yorkton. Advance price 20 for three days or 8 per day. Gate price 10 per day, under 12 free. Group rates for 20 or more: 10 percent off advance price. No group rates at gates. License and bear hunting notes included for Manitoba and other residents.
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Altona
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Swan River
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Yorkton
Saskatchewan
Fall black bear season details announced for Manitoba
The Manitoba Department of Natural Resources announced 1980 fall black bear season details. Northern seasons advance three weeks to boost hunting odds. Residents may take one adult bear in Areas 1 to 11 from August 25 to October 18. Non residents may take one bear in Areas 1 to 4 7 7A 9 and 10 from August 25 to October 18, excluding Selkirk Island in Area 9.
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Goose Lake High Graduation Awards Continue Across School Year
Graduation teachers were Gary Kohach and Jim McMillan. Student Council Room Rep Grant Bangle won, with Terrence Styba for Executive Committee. Debbie Andres chosen as new president after Borchardt. Ed Demkin delivered message from Intermountain School Division Board. Goose Lake High Choir performed. Perfect Attendance honored for multiple students. Awards of Excellence listed for multiple seniors in office practice, typing, science, math, and more. Drama Award noted.
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Grant Bangle
Terrence Styba
Graduation Awards and Commencement at Intermountain Division
Dan Friesen presented drama honors to Murray Roe while Al Bernard awarded the Saturn Hotel Prize to Brian Ellis. Brian Ellis also received the Chown Award from Ernie Schiman. Cindy Ziolkoski won the Alumni Association Award from Rodger Sheldon. High Average Awards went to Angela Czarnecki and Brian Ellis. Ruth Borchardt earned the Staff Award, and Brian Ellis received the Proficiency Award. A special Intermountain division presentation honored four tenured staff. Graves and Bangle issued certificates. Styba delivered the valedictory. Graduation banquet at Holy Redeemer parish hall included toasts and a toast to graduates and parents.
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al Bernard
Brian Ellis
Ernie Schiman
University of Manitoba Alumni Association
Cindy Ziolkoski
Rodger Sheldon
Goose Lake
Ed Demkiw
Angela Czarnecki
Goose Lake High
Jeanine Landry
Ruth Borchardt
Intermountain Division
Borden Hawryluk
Reita Watson
Margaret Boyce
Yvonne Kuttrick
Tom Beck
Intermountain School Division
Mel Graves
Terrence Styba
the Holy Redeemer Parish Hall
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Boris Bugera
Michael Winchar
Grace
Wayne Densmore
Gary Kohach
Grads
Mitch Stolarchuk
Brenda Dietrich
Dorothy Elis
Debbie Andres
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