Stupak Dominates Lac du Bonnet Golf Tourney at Pinawa
Don Stupak won the 15th Lac du Bonnet Golf Tournament at Pinawa Golf and Country Club with 175 strokes after a 37 on the front and 38 back nine. He led Ken King by seven strokes, in a field of 46 golfers, with notable winners in multiple flights and awards for feats like the eagle by Chief Veilleux last year.
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Don Stupak
Lac du Bonnet
Pinawa Golf and Country Club
Don
Ken King
Stupak
Robert Kost
Wilf Picknicki
Bernie McQuade
Rick Smith
Mel Saunders
Chuck Mathews
B. Gladys
Glen Trash
H. Ball
W.C. Hardy
Bruce Chapman
Bruce
Chief Veilleux
Golf Hall of Fame
Pinawa
Ralph Butchard
Veilleux
Sid Spivak Speaks on Manitoba Hydro Controversy
Sid Spivak urges full Legislature debate on Lake Winnipeg power project critics say it would be uneconomic harm beaches and shorelines and waste at least 50 million. He cites resignations and hidden technical reports, calls for Public Utilities Committee hearings with Hydro officials and board members to reverse the decision.
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Lake Winnipeg
Schreyer
Manitoba Hydro
David Cass- Beggs
Campbell
Hydro
Kristianson
Manitoba
Churchill River
Public Utilities Committee
Local Teacher Development Seminar Attends
Sr. Cecile Trudeau of the Agassiz Division Association attended a three day Manitoba Teachers' Society seminar at St Benedict's Education Centre in West St Paul from August 31 to September 2. About 60 Manitoba teachers participated including society officials and nine affiliated groups. The seminar aimed to prepare local PD committee chairs for provincial involvement to boost professionalism and child centered education. Mel Chambers of Neepawa opened and urged community involvement and teacher accountability, stressing professional training and certification for future teachers.
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Sr. Cecile Trudeau
Agassiz
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
St. Benedict’s
West St. Paul
Manitoba
Ivelopment
Mel Chambers
Neepawa
Chambers
Evans Says Federal Surcharge Inadequate
Industry Minister Len Evans argues the U S 10 percent import surcharge hurts Canadian firms and that an 80 million dollar fund will save few jobs. He proposes a Canadian export surcharge, expansionary fiscal steps, and a federal agency to curb Canadian subsidiaries relocating production south.
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Industry and Commerce
Len Evans
United States
U.S
Canada
Evans
Industry, Trade and Commerce
Jean-Luc
Open House at Lac du Bonnet Senior School
Lac du Bonnet Senior School opened on Tuesday September 7 with 425 students. A new addition is not yet complete and may take weeks to finish. Public invited to view facilities from 7 30 to 6 30 p m on Thursday September 16 with staff meet and guided tours. Official opening to be announced later.
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Lac du Bonnet
Courses Offered at U of Manitoba Evening Institute
Twenty seven courses will be offered this fall by the Evening Institute at the University of Manitoba open to all adults with no prior experience or records. No examinations or certificates will be awarded. Notable courses include conversational Spanish, Ukrainian for beginners, Law for laymen, Canadian political history, and the consumer and the law. An extra four day courses are available through the University Women’s Club of Winnipeg. Brochures with details and dates may be obtained from the Evening University of Manitoba, Winnipeg 19.
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University of Manitoba
Necinpett
University Women’s Club of
Winnipeg
Russia
Manitoba
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Norm Dancut
Wayne Wold
Bob Lesko
Gordon Weiss
Sid Spivak
L.D.B. Senior
U. of M