Power Toboggan Race Contenders Return for Trappers Festival
Top drivers from last year plan to compete at the 1965 Trappers Festival February 18 to 20. Bryan Cove of Winnipeg defends awards. sponsors include Polarics Minnesota and Arctic Enterprises Minnesota. Mars Marine Winnipeg to fund two trophies for Snow Cruiser and Husky Machines. Imperial Tobacco and Labate's to provide sound, Barrel Race added, Powder Puff Derby opens to all women, 50 mile crosscountry event with two trophies from Texaco Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian ‘Cove
Winnipeg
Polarics Industries
Roseau Minnesota
Arctic Enterprises Inc
Thief River Falls Minn
Mars Marine
Husky
H.C. Paul
Imperial Tobacco
Labate's
Texaco Oil of
Manitoba
Trappers' Festival
Roger Gee
Blake McKay
Jim Cavanagh
Minor Hockey Schedule For TOM THUMB And Bantam Leagues
January 30 events include Canadiens versus Bruins at noon, Maple Leafs against Black Hawks at 1 10, Rangers versus Guy Hill at 2 20. PEE WEE matches Braves vs Guy Hill at 3 30, forems vs Eagles at 4 40, Mohawks vs Chiefs at 5 50. February 1 practice features Canadiens vs Maple Leafs at 6 30, Braves vs Chiefs at 6 20, Totems vs Eagles at 7 10. February 2 Mohawks vs Canadiens at 6 pm. Bantam January 27 Flyers vs Guy Hill and January 28 Rotary vs Legion. Midget Juvenile January 27 Icebergs vs Guy Hill and January 28 Lions vs Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Thumb
Canadiens
Bruins
Maple Leafs
Blackhawks
Rangers
Guy Hill
PEE Wee
Braves
Forems
Eagles
Mohawks
Chiefs
Totems
Bantam
Flyers
Rotary and Legion
Icebergs
Lions and Legion
Pay Golf and Colony Club Annual Meeting 1965
The 1965 executive meeting of the Pay Golf and Colony Club was held January 18 at the Pay Curling Club Rooms. John Melanson and Harvey Beech presented the year’s financial and progress reports followed by business discussion. A nominating committee announced the officers elected unanimously for 1965 led by President E Red Johannesson and Vice President Ray Zawacky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pay Golf and Colony Club
Pay Curling Club
John Melanson
Harvey Beech
E. Red Johannesson
Ray Zawacky
Ken Deighton
Vern Gale
Warren
Pas Golf Club President thanks past leaders for 1964 work
President Johannesson gave a brief word of thanks to Past President Melanson and his executive for a job well done in 1964. He hopes club members will assist upcoming committees to build a bigger and better The Pas Golf Club. The meeting adjourned after an enjoyable evening of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bickle
Bill Popika
Johannesson
Melanson
Pas Golf Club
Iva
Splits and Spares Weekly Bowling Results
Week of January 17 to 22 features Casper Bubb i posting a 306 as the only 300. Winners named for each weekday. trip planned for February 6, 1965 with a $4 return fare from Kelsey Bus Lines. Readers urged to pay and notify Secretary Irene Melnick if unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Bubbi
King
Joyal
Landing
Johnson
Richards
Lavallee
Flin Flon
Kelsey
Irene Melnick
Saskowski
Green
Lage Imediere
Bronson
Franceour
Biblisiae
Buchberger
Fisher
Batsonwy
Willerton
Derbowka
Marchenski
Keyser
Gamache
Meadwell
Hiebert
Hansen
Portice
Lattes
Johnstone
Fezthaw Triumphs and Multiple Winners at High School Meet
Athletes Fezthaw and 13 other entrants excel in a mixed event lineup. Winners include Ladies High lad rd and Ladies High Triple Ziolkoski 544, with top scores in Men's High Single PApiaMecunty and Team High Single McCurdy 1165.
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Jebson
Reitle
Pidsk
Buchberger
Richards
Chartrand
Marin
Voyer
Jenks
Wadelius
Melnick
Menrer
Bree Nancen
Mel Curdy
Fogh
Fezthaw
Ladies High
Lad Rd
Triple-Ziolkoski
McCurdy
Bezsk
Free Sabin Vaccine For Manitoba Doctors
Health Minister Hon. C. H. Witney announced that the Sabin oral polio vaccine will be provided free to Manitoba physicians for patient immunization for the first time since its discovery. The program expands province wide immunization efforts handled through the health system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Hon. C. H. Witney
Manitoba Polio Immunization Shift Cuts Costs As Vaccines Go Free
Health units and Winnipeg health department have used Sabin vaccines in clinics but now mass programs cover most vaccines. Dr Winney notes dramatic results from Salk campaigns with no polio cases in Manitoba during 1963 64 after 1953 epidemic left 2 371 cases and 89 deaths. A plan to immunize all biologics and extend to school-leaving age was mailed to doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Health
City of Winnipeg
Wimey
Manitoba
Winney
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Golf Club
Edwards Avenue
Tallis Taxi
Curling Club
Fur Queen
Judy Colgan
A. W. Brad cHirotractor
K. Mitchell
Pas
Cambrian Hotel
Auto Service
Profit's Service
Chevolds Dealer
High Sinai Manic
High
Triple-Meadwell
Sinclair
The
Pas Herald
Robert F. Hiscox
Nei
Macphes
Lawyers Office
Zenith
Ole Lal
Marshall Wells
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