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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1965
Page
5
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Lac du Bonnet Bantam B team reached the finals of a 30-team International Tournament in Dauphin after beating Winnipegosis 10 to 3 and Angusville 7 to 2. They defeated Manitoba Champions 6 to 2 in a semifinal before a 3 to 3 score after regulation in the final against Snow Lake, losing in overtime. The squad wore matching Lions uniforms and celebrated with a midnight chicken dinner.
The Red Cross Blood Clinic in Lac du Bonnet on April 20 registered 162 donors with 19 deferrals. Manitoba Donor Service Director G A Fearnall thanked the local Legion Ladies Aux and Lac du Bonnet Memorial Centre for support and the conveners and volunteers who assisted.
At the Manitoba Tourist Association Conference in Tall Timber Lodge, Alec Fedoruk of the Mines and Natural Resources Department warned fishing in eastern Manitoba has doubled since 1948 and could reach one in four Manitobans with fourfold growth in 30 years. He called for removal of rough fish like Maria, Suckers, and Whitefish, and for funds to support a five-lake survey and restocking efforts.
Pointe du Bois high school curling club held its windup on Saturday April 10 with hall decor and Corsairs from Pine Falls providing music. President Gordon Pringle awarded prizes for three competitions naming winners in each trophy division and listing multiple students.
Lac du Bonnet Collegiate students John Melnick and Douglas Urban won firsts in Earth and Space for A Study of the Weather at the Manitoba Schools Science Fair held at Polo Park Mall on April 22 23. Bruce Smith of Pinawa also won a first in Biology for A Study of the Effects of Radiation on Animals.
The Business and Professional Women's Clubs of Manitoba announce their annual Pine Falls workshop on Sunday May 2 at 12 30 p.m. at Chateau Hall. Bruce wins a first prize for an ambitious project as 42 judges chose prize worthy entries from 352 in five divisions. John Doug las and Bruce are praised for their effort. Lac du Bonnet Collegiate teacher A Warkentin and supportive parents deserve credit for guiding the entries.
The Church of the Advent hosted the ninth Annual Girls Auxiliary Festival on April 24 with Holy Communion led by Rt. Rev. H. E. Hives and Rev. J. Whitford. Jennifer Whitford received the Ring of Honour and Certificate of Merit. Delegates from Pine Falls and Great Falls competed for the Patterson Shield, Saskatoon Banner, and Churhill Banner, with Kee watin earning a new musical prowess cup. The day concluded with entertainment from the Pine Falls Junior Auxiliary and Indian Troubadours, ending in a supper and talks on striving for excellence.
Dr Leslie, a noted horticulturist, spoke at the Great Falls Recreation Centre on Thursday April 22 to gardeners. He urged planting large trees to shade the home, a green front yard, and privacy screening, highlighting winter color and home beauty.
Two White mouth youths Donald Steiner and Stuart Dale Zander graduated in the Diploma Course in Agriculture at the University of Manitoba during the Friday exercises for a class of 35. Dr. C R Ford urged expanded vocational training while recognizing rapid agricultural changes and the strong need to develop agriculture education. Herbert John Christian of Kenville won the Governor General's Silver Medal for general proficiency in year two, plus five other top standing awards. James Douglas Nickel of Sotsgirth received the President's Medal for scholastic achievement and leadership. Seven others earned diplomas in dairying after a one year course on dairy product manufacture.
The Pinawa Curling Club wrapped its season with six trophies and many prizes awarded at the annual wind-up on Saturday April 24 at the Staff Hotel. President Max Allan announced winners across divisions led by The Springfield Trophy in the Men’s Club Championship and The Thompson Trophy in the Mixed Club Championship, with runners-up named for each. A gift was presented to the president, and dancing by The Rhythm Orchids followed a buffet luncheon by Dominion Catering.
Miss Evelyn Pepin of Pine Falls won one of nine $25 awards at a Winnipeg Bake-Off banquet. Manitoba contestants totaled ten, with Miss Carol Emerson of Winnipeg winning overall and to represent the province in Toronto for the Canadian finals next month.
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