Father Trudeau and guide haul 46 1/4 lb lake trout
Father Trudeau and guide Bert Hutton display a 46 1/4 pound lake trout from Clearwater Lake, taken May 30 in a 42 1/2 inch fish with 30 1/2 inch girth. The catch took about 20 minutes to land and another big trout was reported near Clearwater Lodge. Don Freudenberg of Winnipeg cag
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Father Trudeau
Bert Hutton
Clearwater Lake
Clearwater Lodge
Don Freudenberg
Winnipeg
Zone XI Track Meet Gains Trophy for M.B.C.S at 71 Students
Six schools Thompson, Flin Flon, Cranberry Portage, Snow Lake, Gilliam, The Pas competed with about 300 students. M.B.C.S sent 71 to Portage. they won 367 total points, set records for first second and overall points. First place finishers advance to Winnipeg Provincial meet June 11 and 12.
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Thompson
Flin Flon
Cranberry Portage
Snow Lake
Gilliam
Pas
M.B.C
M.B.C.I
As Portage
M.B.C.S
B.C.S
Winnipeg
No Grant For Recreation For City Funding Declined
Council received a letter from Peter Burtniak of the Provincial Recreation Department with a $600 cheque enclosed at the regular meeting last Wednesday night.
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Council
Peter Burtniak
Provincial Recreation Department
Pas grants 1971 recreation funds amid Manitoba changes
The Pas received a 1971 grant for recreation expenditures in the past year. Mr Burtniak states that Manitoba communities will not receive program grants in 1972 but government aims to expand services. The grants have been cost shared with the Federal Government since 1962. Last year the Federal Government withdrew from the project, prompting Manitoba to adjust its recreation program.
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Pas
Burtniak
Manitoba
Update regulations for camp operators announced
Health and Social Development Minister Rene E. Toupin unveiled revised rules under the Public Health Act for winter, day, and summer camps. The updated regs specify water safety gear, waterfront staff qualifications, first aid, toilet facilities, showers, food handling, and dish washing, with permits and municipal approval required to operate or relocate camps. Individuals seeking guidance may contact the Local Health Service Office in Winnipeg.
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Public Health Act
Health and Social Development
Rene E. Toupin
Toupin
Manitoba Camping Association
Health Service
Norquay Building
Winnipeg
Manitoba moves to acquire Churchill naval base
The Manitoba government nears final steps in buying the former naval base at Churchill from the Crown Assets Disposal Corporation for 20,000 dollars. The six and a half acre site includes three main buildings for living, kitchens, laundry, a communications centre, four secondary structures, its own sewer and water system, and a standby diesel unit. Built in the late 1940s, the base is in excellent condition and may be used for educational or health services, according to Public Works and Highways Minister Joseph Borowski.
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Manitoba
Churchill
Crown Assets Disposal Corporation, Public Works and Highways
Joseph Borowski
Fort Churchill
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