Elphinstone Centennial Picnic and Reunion Celebrates 100 Years
The Elphinstone centennial picnic drew nearly 10 000 people from around the world for a July 1 celebration featuring a pancake breakfast parade with over 40 floats, a Bantam 8 invitational hardball tournament, senior exhibition, air display by Tudor Jets and Musketeers, arts and flea markets, Pioneer Room, Indian village reenactments, and evening dances. Visitors from Denmark Scotland California B C Alberta Ontario Quebec joined locals in marking 100 years with meals, contests, fireworks, and a bevy of activities into the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elphinstone
Shoal Lake
Hamiota
Rossburn
Brandon Uct
Oak River
Souris
Grandview
Brandon Sokol
Ken Rapley
Strathclair
Harry Graham
Charlie Mayer
Portage-Marquette
Canadian Air Force
Portage
Curly McKays
Brandon
Onanole
Brandon Jenkin
Carpets
Outlaws
Denmark
Elphinstone County
Scotland
California
B.C
Alberta
Ontario
Quebec
Wheat Board Advisory Committee Holds July Meeting
The Wheat Board Advisory Committee met on July 4 1979 with ten advisory members three commissioners and senior staff present. Minister Mazankowski outlined grain movement problems and potential bottleneck solutions while producer deliveries and exports lagged behind last year. Roy Atkinson was re elected chairman Ken Galloway named vice chairman. no new quotas before July 31. Next meeting set for August 7 1979.
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Wheat Board
Don Mazankowski
Jack Murta
Lisgar
Bill Miner
Ottawa
Mazankowski
Roy Atkinson
Ken Galloway
Transportation System
Names Tell History of Riding Mountain Place Names
The article explains how Riding Mountain National Park’s place names reflect western Canada’s past. It covers NAOWAWGUN WODJU the hill of the buffalo chase, Lake Audy named for Hudson Bay Company factor Mr. Audy, Edwards Lake and Creek tied to the first white settler, Kippan Lake named after sawmill operator Alex Kippan, and Wasagaming meaning clear water chosen in a 1934 Winnipegosis contest won by Ms Medd.
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Riding Mountain National Park
Western Canada
Riding Mountain
Lake Audy
O.D
Audy
Hudson Bay Company
Jackfish Creek
Edwards
Dauphin
Kippan
Alex Kippan
Clear Lake
Shoal Lake
Wasagaming
Ms. Medd
Winnipegosis
NFU chief warns against ending Crow rate on grain movement
Saskatoon NFU President James Mayne argues federal acceptance of scrapping Crow rates would violate policy and hurt farmers. He warns that proposed Crow benefit formulas threaten farm value, could hasten branch-line abandonment, and push freight costs onto farmers while boosting trucking and corporate control in food production.
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Saskatoon
NFU
James Mayne
Mayne
Manitoba
Alberta
Canada
Thunder Bay
West Coast
Hall Commission
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Vancouver
Prince Rupert
Clear and
Audy Lakes