Sportsman's Dinner at The Pas a record event
The Sportsman's Dinner in The Pas drew a large crowd with an outstanding guest speaker lineup. Father Murray Red Bounass and John Keirstead received citations as Ted Scoles introduced guests and Vern Bernstrom and Deputy Mayor spoke on behalf of the town.
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Red Bounass
Johbn Keirstead
Kinsman Club
Vern Bernstrom
Mayor Trager
John Keirstead
Ted Scoles
Johnny Heuchert
Carlings
Banquet speakers discuss hockey careers and Pan Am Games plans
Dolores Chartier delivered a sparkling sing along with Joyce Colgan at the event. Red Bounass spoke on amateur hockey and pro careers, noting NHL expansion benefits for youth. John Keirstead outlined Winnipeg Pan Am Games details for 1967 with 3,000 athletes and 24 events. A new Manitoba track and field stadium was announced.
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Dolores Chartier
Dolores
Joyce Colgan
Ted
Red Bounass
Red
N.H.L
Bill Gadsby
Gordie Howe
Pas
Ted Scoles
John Keirstead
John
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Manitoba Canada
Winnipeg Games Leave Legacy for Manitoba Buildings
After the Games wrap up in Winnipeg and district John believes the stadiums and other facilities will benefit Manitoba and the Winnipeg area. A cycling track is mentioned as part of the potential legacy.
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Winnipeg
John
Posns
Manitoba
Winni
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