Manitoba party leaders campaign for June general election
In Manitoba parties gear up for the June 28 general election with nominations underway. Premier Schreyer of the NDP, Sid Spivak of the PCs, and I. Asper of the Liberals tour the province making promises and attacking rivals. In Souris Killarney Conservative Earl McKellar sits against Liberal Gordon Martin, while NDP hopeful John Bucklaschuk seeks the seat. Rock Lake incumbents include Conservative Henry Einarson and Liberal Arnold Collins with NDP candidate Paul Cenerini. Voters face choosing the candidate best serving their constituency and province.
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Gordon Martin
NDP
Souris - Killarney
John Bucklaschuk
Killarney
Rock Lake
Henry Einarson
Einarson
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Cypress River
Glenboro
Arnold Collins
Pilot Mound
Mr. Collin
Paul Cenerini
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Weather Summary May 28 to June 3
High 91 on June 2 and low 39 on May 29 and 31. May averaged 62.5 overall with 0.16 inches precipitation. May 17 high reached 86, May 3 low 22, May average 51.5 with 2.23 inches rain. May temperatures were near average.
Recreation Activities Tennis Meeting And Weekly Programs
Recreation Activities by Helen Frumen invites tennis players to a meeting on Wednesday June 13 at 8 00 pm in the C E Building. Next week offers preschool playground Lacrosse sessions for all ages adults can play baseball one night a week or weekends and volunteers are sought contact 451 Glenboro for details.
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C.E
Kiwanis Playground
Glenboro
Mrs. Gordon Nairn Wins Glenboro Skating Club Draw
The Glenboro Figure Skating Club announced Mrs. Gordon Nairn of Glenboro as the barbecue draw winner for June 1. The project raised $166.50, and the club thanks all who participated.
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Glenboro
Gordon Nairn
Canucks Rally to Three Straight Wins in League and Tournament
Canucks dominated last week with three victories highlighted by Ken Wertz’s pitching in a 2 1 win over Holland Athletics. Charles Hilhorst and Ken Fleming led Cypress River clash with two base hits, while Don Hurton and Harry Lalonde powered a 12 hit attack in the final against Carberry with Lalonde’s grand slam. Winds ravaged the district as teams planned trips to Notre Dame and Treesbank, and Norma Jane Hall became the first lay president elect of the Manitoba Conference of the United Church of Canada.
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Glenboro
Canucks
Ken Wertz
Holland Athletics
Don Horton
Don Barr
Gordon Hyrich
Cypress River
Carberry
Charles Hilhorst
Ken Fleming
Don Hurton
Garth McIntyre
Hilhorst
Harry Lalonde
Royals
K. Wertz
K. Fleming
D. Horton
Darry Stevens
Lalonde
Barr
Dwayne Hamilton
Norma Jane Hall
N. J. Hall
Manitoba
United Church of Canada
Brandon
J. McLachlan
Carman
Treherne
Hall
Tiger Hills
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Helen Frumen
G. Nairn
Tiger Hills Music and Drama Festival
Holland
Phyllis Yanchycki
Pinder
Joan Darling
W. Rutherford
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Notre Dame
Treesbank
Earl McKellar, P.C
Henry Einarson, P.C
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S. A. Oleson
MASBO
Stan Oleson
Manitoba Association of School Business Officials
Red Oak Inn