Trade Trip Sparks Labour Backing In Manitoba Grid
A Manitoba trade mission to strengthen relations with distant partners prompts government to cover a third of costs. Labour opinions are split between supporting the initiative and opposing government funding. Some call for full Labour involvement, others urge scrapping the plan, while proponents praise the constructive move. The outcome hinges on regional reaction and economic payoff.
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Laskar
Manitoba
pDuseness
Labor
Wedding Bids and Local Updates From Winnipeg and Neepawa
Watch Channel 7 notes October 29 events. Miss Sheila Ornedine and Master Lanne Oyredine, children of Mr and Mrs Steve Ornedine of Winnipes, are to dance at a local feature. A wedding at Westminster United Church Winnipeg united Mrs Fran Graham and Mr Fred Herald in a blue lace sheath dress ceremony. Bridesmaid Mrs John Woeskoe wore a centé dress and hat. A reception followed at Relly Square. Out of town guests include Mr and Mrs Tom Clafson, Clifford Joseph, Herbert and Ted Martin, Charlie Hampton, Herb Martin of Neepawa. Bert Trainer drove to Minnedosa for fishing and runs a mink ranch. Two fur shows slated Saturday highlight locally raised mink. Local products also include ink blue alcohol talloa sanilin turpentine yeast lignin and cement adhesives and soil stabilizers.
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Watch Channel 7
Iittie Miss Sheily
Lanne Oyredine
Steve Ornedine
Winnipes
Westminister United
Winnipeg
Fran Graham
Fred Herald
John Woeskoe
Relly Square
Tom Clafson
Clifford Joseph
Herbert Martin
Ted Martin
Charlie Hampton
Herb Martin
Neepawa
Juba Likely Wins Winnipeg Mayoral Race and Sunday Referendum
The article notes Steve Juba as the popular Winnipeg mayor facing Bob Moffatt as a strong challenger. It predicts Juba's victory and polls show a likely rejection of the Sunday blue laws referendum allowing more entertainment on the Sabbath. Moffatt runs an aggressive campaign with heavy advertising.
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Winnipeg
Steve Juba
Bob Moffatt
Manitoba
Moffatt
Juba
Steve
Whitemouth 4-H club re organised and anniversary notes
The Whitemouth 4 H Foods Club reorganized on Monday October 15 with 13 members joining and officers named Heather Pommer president Lana Bilynsky secretary Lynn Erickson vice president Zina Bilynsky treasurer Beverly Henderson news reporter Francis Cousins games and leaders Mrs L Pommer and Mrs H Nelson. Mr and Mrs A E Webb of Whitemouth celebrated her 50th wedding anniversary on October 16 after a Winnipeg marriage and years farming in Shelly later running a restaurant and filling station with three sons two daughters and 14 grandchildren. A family banquet at Dryden Ontario honored them. Community wishes many more anniversaries.
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Whitemouth 4-H Foods Club
Heather Pommer
Lana Bilynsky
Lynn Erickson
Zina Bilynsky
Beverly Henderson
Francis Cousins
L. Pommer
H. Nelson
A.E. Webb
Whitemouth
Winnipeg
Shelly
Harry
Clifford
Reggie
Leonard Pommer
G. Wintle
Dryden
Ont
Visitors from Bissett and Thompson Head North
Victoria Beach residents Mr and Mrs Tom Shier and son Trent and Mr and Mrs A Kowalchuk of Bissett traveled here to visit Mrs Shier's parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Hampton. Mrs Saffie and Mrs A Johnson went by train to Thompson to visit daughters Miss Janet Saffie and Miss Marlene Jonson employed by Nickel Co. Mr and Mrs Niel Turcotte and daughter Heather drove to Lone Straits to see Mrs Turcotte's parents Mr and Mrs Pete Moat.
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Tom Shier
Trent
A. Kowalchuk
Bissett
Saffie
A. Jonson
Thompson, Man
Janet Saffie
Marlene Jonson
The
Nickel Co
Niel Turcotte
Heather
Puip and Paper Power Canada to Global Standing
Puip and Paper has driven Canada to become the world’s second largest producer of hydroelectric power. The mills consume a fifth of the country’s electricity and account for about one third of industrial power use, shaping the nation’s energy landscape.
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Puip and Paper
Makin
Canada
Five win prizes at Irvin's sale event closes three day change-over
Five winners were announced Saturday at Irvin's Electric during a three day store change over sale. The prize list includes Radar Lantern, Albert Arsenault with two end tables, Mr H Petterson with a Ladies Philishave Electric razor, Master Glenn Crook with a Westinghouse spray iron and dryer, Mrs Vicki Sikora with a General Electric hand mixer, and S W Anderson.
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Irvin's Electric
Radar Lantern
Albert Arsenault
H. Petterson
Philishave
Glenn Crook
Westinghouse
Vicki Sikora
General Electric
S. W. Anderson
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Bert Trainer
Minnedosa
Alcohel Talloa
Powerview Collegiate
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Marvin Lange
British Columbia
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Don Steiner
Steinback, Man
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Hubert Karpoff
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Lac du Bonnet
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Toronto
Charlie Hill
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Point du Bois
Emerald Isle
W. Erskine
Jim Thomson
Morris Man
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Harold Gesell
Whitemouth Hospital
Ross United Church Ladies Aid
Dave Wardrop
Albert Pischke
Whitemouth Lutheran Ladies Aid
Wm Bilynsky
Erskine
Rennie
AH. Watt
Adolph Ausonis
Vernon, B.C
Victoria Beach
Traverse Bay
Mildred Hampton
Irvin’s
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Worona
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Victor Worona
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