Proposed Liquor Act Changes Opposed
The Manitoba Provincial Wom en's Christian Temperance Union opposes new beverage alcohol outlets allowing under 18s to accompany parents to drink. The group urges the Manitoba Legislature to avoid laws that could endanger youth, citing "A total abstainer will never become an alcoholic." A petition copy was sent to all legislators.
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Schreyer
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Wommen’s Christian Temperance Union
Manitoba Provincial Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Legislature of
Shower Honors Colleen Major
A Friday July shower honored bride elect Colleen Major. Corsages were presented to Colleen and guests Mrs May Crookshanks and Mrs Clair Palmer. Lorraine Wilkie read the address as Leslie Wilkie and Wendy Taylor delivered gifts. Colleen gave thanks and all sang For She s a Jolly Good Fellow. A lunch followed.
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Colleen Major
United Church Annex
May Crookshanks
Clair Palmer
Leslie Wilkie
Wendy Taylor
Colleen
Rossburn United Church Wedding for Glenda Cameron and Bruce Peacock
Glenda Elvie Cameron and Bruce Norman Peacock wed June 12 1971 at Rossburn United Church in a ceremony officiated by Rev Angus McColl. Attendants included sister Lynn White and twin bridesmaids Donna and Diana Peacock. Out of town guests came from Brandon Gimli Russell Winnipeg Portage la Prairie Thompson Fredericton and Saskatoon. The couple will reside in Winnipeg Manitoba.
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Rossburn United Church
Glenda Elvie
Kenneth Cameron
Rossburn
Bruce Norman Peacock
Ross Peacock
Winnipeg
Man
Angus McColl
Shoal Lake
Wendell Cleland
Carolyn Durston
Lynn White
Brandon
Donna
Diana Peacock
Gimli
Russell
Portage la Prairie
Thompson
Fredericton
New Brunswick
Saskatoon
Sask
Government to close Riding Mountain church camps by 1975
Rev. Brian P. Penny argues against federal policy to vacate six church camps in Riding Mountain National Park Manitoba by 1975. He notes long term aim to open facilities to general public, questions lack of consultation, redevelopment costs near $200,000, and warns of impact on Indigenous youths and local families who rely on camp programs.
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Riding Mountain National Park
Clear Lake
Manitoba
Jean Chretien
M.P
Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Canada
Chretien
House of Commons
Marquette M.P
Craig Stewart
Albert Bechard
Minister of Justice
Western
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
Winnipegosis
Virden
Russell
Wasagaming
Brian P. Penny
Clear Lake Presbyterian
Camp Clear Lake
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