Prince Bernhard Speaks at Winnipeg Sports Banquet
Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, a former Olympian, spoke to about 500 Manitoba attendees at the Winnipeg Sports Federation banquet. He urged athletes to value the Olympic spirit in defeat, urging that national pride and character come from perseverance over winning at all costs. He warned against the inculcation of a win at all costs mindset in youth sports and praised sportsmanship and effort for personal growth. He contrasted this with reaction to Munich and criticized harsh letter writers and booing fans. He also noted political focus on Lisgar riding and Liberal challenger Richard Spinks Bowles, while Liberal leader I. H. Asper urged spending on amateur sports over professional games.
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Prince Bernhard
Netherlands
Sports Federation
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Munich
NHL
Lisgar
Liberal Party
Howard Winkler
Diefenbaker
George Muir
Jack Murta
Murta
Rding
Richard Spinks Bowles
House of Commons
Asper
Sports Caravan brings mobile library to Dauphin Manitoba
The Sports 72 Caravan offers a three day stop in Dauphin from September 27 to 30, delivering information on organizing maintaining identifying and developing the athlete. It targets coaches trainers and sport officials with films books slides and more.
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Dauphin
Manitoba
Roblin Auction Mart Reports September 21 Livestock Totals
On Thursday September 21 the Roblin Auction Mart processed 892 head of livestock. The mix included 61 cattle 27 sows 5 boars 72 weanlings 169 feeder pigs and 8 horses with varying classes of butcher steers heifers cows and stock calves.
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Roblin Auction Mart
Parkland Regional Choir Delights In First Full Rehearsal
The Parkland Regional Choir held its first full rehearsal with 83 participants under conductor Mr. Henry Hiebent. Attendees praised the methods and excitement grew as they applauded Hallelujah Chorus and anticipated Handel Messiah performances in several communities before Christmas with Vern Watsons assisting.
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Parkland
Henry Hiebent
Hiebert
Gary Cooper
Vern Watson
Dauphin
Choir Seeks Twenty More Voices in Regional Communities
Communities represented in the Choir include McCreary Roblin Swan River Fork River Valley River Gilbert Plains Grandview Erickson Winnipegosis and Dauphin. There are vacancies for 20 more voices. Sunday October 1st will be.
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McCreary
Roblin
Swan River
Fork River
Valley River
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Erickson
Winnipegosis
Dauphin
Rehearsal Time for Mackenzie School Choir
The last chance to join the choir is announced with rehearsals on Sunday evenings at 8 30 in the Music Room. The Mackenzie school location is on 2nd Avenue and 1st Street N E in Dauphin.
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Mackenzie School
2Nd Avenue
1St St
N. E
Dauphin
Television Draw Set for Manitoba Lotteries Early Bird Final
Manitoba Lotteries schedules Early Bird on October 6 and Final on November 30 to be aired live on CJAY TV in color. Ray Torgrud hosts both telecasts from 11:00 to 11:30 with repeats at 11:35 p.m. Each draw teams with prize pools totaling $400,250. Early Bird awards include 15000 for first up to 5000 for fifth, plus a shared 250 tickets. Final draw offers 100000 top prize, 50000 second, 25000 third, 15000 fourth, 10000 fifth, with 200 ticket holders splitting 40000.
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Cjay-Tv
Ray Torgrud
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Ottawa University
George Robertson
Sports Caravan
Parkland Regional Choir
Manitoba Lotteries Commission
Douglas Sonnenberg
Ducks Containers & Forest Products Ltd
the Royal
the Royal Bank
Shell Valley
Roblin Hoods
Roblin Memorial Hall
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Robinson Stores
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Royal Bank
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