Cadet Tour of Normandy and Britain Ends in London
A cadet recounts a voyage beginning with an ad hoc tour of Normandy and British sites, including RAF Cranwell and Spitalgate glider training. The group visits Inverness, Loch Ness, Edinburgh, London, and finishes with a Boeing 707 return to Canada. Notable moments include the Inverness Tattoo, guards at Buckingham Palace, and a River Thames cruise.
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Ceensawea
Normandy
Ree
Lincoln
Cathedral
Raf
College Cranwell
Prince Charles
Spitalgate
Raf Turnhouse
Scotland
Turnhouse
Inverness
Edinburgh
London
Buckingham Palace
River Thames
Westminster Abbey
Canada
Betty ‘Andrews
Brian Pettitt
Oxford University
Russell
Births in Brandon General Hospital and Brandon area
Smallwood couple welcomes Ian Charles weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces born August 15 in Brandon General Hospital. He is a brother to Mark. Archer couple Bill and Linda Poole announce their first son Jason Edwin born August 11, 1971 weighing 7 pounds 10025. Grandparents are Fred Poole and Hubert Archer.
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Smallwood
Warren Smallwood
Margaret Orr
Rivers
Brandon General Hospital
Ian Charles
Mark
Archer
Bill
Linda
Nee Poole
Jason Edwin
Fred Poole
Hubert Archer
Classified long for sale items from 1967 era
Late classified items list several for sale notices including a 1967 Chevrolet eight cylinder automatic car advertised by Robert Jackson with a morning phone contact. Additional listings promote two new eight bedroom modern homes by Alex Craig Russell 256 through The Scott Realty Limited and a Kenmore built in kitchen cupboards and a Sears catalogue style trainboard sink offered by Mrs Alvin McBain at 197 Binscarth.
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Robert Jackson
Alex Craig
Russell
The
Scott Realty Limited
Kenmore
Sears
Binscarth
Alvin McBain
Royal visit planned by Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon
Winnipeg announces the September visit of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon for the official opening of the Winnipeg Art Gallery on September 25. They arrive September 23, stay at Government House, attend a dinner and cultural events, tour the gallery, and attend a private dinner, a state dinner, and a ball before attending church services and a river trip, ending with departure from Winnipeg International Airport.
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Lord Snow- Leee
J. W. McKeag
Winnipeg Act Gallery
Winnipeg
International
Goverment House
Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Centennial Concert Hall
Manitoba Theatre Centre
Winnipeg Art Gallery
Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature
Legislative Building
Princess ‘Margaret
Rainbow Stage
River Rouge
Lower Fort Garry
Art Gallery
Government House
Winnipeg International Airport
Library Service Now opens at Angusville
Parsland Library Service has established a mobile unit at Angusville with Linda Sidoryk in charge. Space is provided at the Rural Municipality of Silver Creek office for loan periods Fridays from 2:00 to 4:00 PM with books available for checkout and return during that window.
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Parsland Library Service
Angusville
Linda Sidoryk
Silver Creek
Police Court Fines For Exceeding Speed Limits And Carelessness
The J P Court reports fines for motorists including Ronald James Hebner of Gilbert Plains fined 40 dollars with 4 dollars 25 cents costs. Donald Winnard Stewart 44 dollars plus 4 dollars 25 cents. Dennis Anton Weinheimer 100 dollars and 425 cents. Wilfred Elemer Dunn 56 dollars with 4 dollars 25 cents. James Robert Barnett 90 dollars with 4 dollars 25 cents. Samuel Thomas Carson 72 dollars with 4 dollars 25 cents. Sander Schopp 448 dollars with 4 dollars 25 cents. John Gilbert Shopland 100 dollars with 4 dollars 25 cents. Tivadar Puskas 80 dollars with 4 dollars 25 cents. Rudy Tiberia 60 dollars with 4 dollars 25 cents. David Frank Goods of Churchbin fined 25 dollars with 4 dollars 25 cents for driving at unsafe speed. John Roth fined 15 dollars with 4 dollars 25 cents for careless driving. Magistrates Court Rowat.
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Ronald James Hebner
Gilbert Plains
Donald Winnard Stewart
Calary
Dennis Anton Weinheimer
Saskatoon
Wilfred Elemer Dunn
Silverton
James Robert Barnett
Park Forest
Illinois
Samuel Thomas Carson
Shellbrook
Sander Schopp
John Gilbert Shopland
Rocanville
Tivadar Puskas
Edmonton
Rudy Tiberia
Provost
Alta
David Frank Goods
Churchbin
John Roth
Manitoba hunting regs set archery deer season and second licence
Manitoba hunters may use archery for a special deer season from November 13 in western and south central zones. In areas 14 15 and 21 a second deer licence at 8 dollars allows a second animal with limits and residency rules. Moose elk seasons outlined with a new combination elk moose licence at 20 dollars available August 23, with details on where and when to hunt and how to apply.
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Pare West
Manitoba
Riding Mountain
Spruce Woods
Delta
Whiteshell
Flin Flon
Roblin
Dauphin
Duck Mountain Provincial Forest
Riding Mountain National Park
Department of Mines, Resources and Environmental Management
Bransdon
Rome
Norquay
Winnipeg
Two Scholarships To Angusville Student
Miss Vivian Chuchmuch daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Chuchmuch of Angusville has earned scholarships for high scholastic achievement at the University of Manitoba. They are the C E L At
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Vivian Chuchmuch
Milton Chuchmuch
Angusville
University of Manitoba
C. EL
Anniversary Services At Holy Trinity Inglis
Anniversary services will be held at Holy Trinity Inglis this Sunday. The 10:00 morning service will feature Rev. Philip Fry of Regina and the 2:00 German service will be addressed by Rev. A O Borchardt of Lan.
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Holy ‘Trinity
Inglis
Philip Fry
Regina
A. 0. Borchardt
Lan
Free Enterprise Views Letter From Marchwell Reader
A letter from D Arcy Hande of Marchwell Saskatchewan dated August 13 1971 defends free enterprise and rails against government control and state involvement. It praises Ross Thatcher criticizes hospital insurance and public ownership and notes North country pulp mill disputes while urging continued resistance to socialism.
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Heerey
N.D.P
Russell
Joe Borowski
Saskatchewan
Ross Thatcher
M. T. ‘Clunknoodle
D'Arcy Hande
Marchwell
Sask
Manitoba Telephone System Sets September First Directory Cutoff
The Manitoba Telephone System announces September 1 as the closing date for new number listings in the provincial directory. Those seeking changes or additions must contact their telephone business office before September 1. The provincial issue will take effect in November.
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Manitoba ‘Telephone System
A Hindu Scholar Finds Jesus as Path to Salvation
A North Indian learned man asked to preach in America studies the New Testament. Reading the Gospels, he finds freedom from sin through Jesus. He returns the voyage funds, is baptized, and begins teaching Jesus as salvation.
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North
India
America
Jesus
Recreation report praises supervisors and fastball team
The report credits program success to supervisors Leanne Smart Darlene Mushumanski Elaine Burgess Judy Germain Joyce Evans and Joanne Chipelski. It notes the fastball team placed fourth at Asessippi on Sunday and calls it the best performance all year though more practice could improve it.
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Leanne Smart
Darlene Mushumanski
Elaine Burgess
Judy Germain
Joyce Evans
Joanne Chipelski
Asessippi
Manitoba Announces Hunting Procedure Changes
The province introduces a 225 wildlife certificate required before buying any hunting licence, to be kept for multiple licences and shown to police or conservation officers. Big game seals become metal locking types, affixed to the hind leg with the seal number noted on the licence. A new booklet format replaces a single sheet, including foldout maps and area details. Wearing hunter orange is recommended for bird hunters in areas open for big game.
Community College Extends Day as Enrolment Soars
Red River Community College plans a 30 percent enrolment rise in September and will extend the school day by two and a half hours. Classes shift from 9:30 am to 4:05 pm to 8 am to 6 pm under Youth and Education Minister Saul Miller. Applications for full registration are already triple last summer.
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Red River Community College
Saul Miller
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