02 Feb 1971
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 02, 1971
Page
1
The Lac du Bonnet Lions Club announces an Arena Benefit Night with a Valentine theme and a Dance featuring The Undertaker as orchestra. Proceeds go to the Arena Building committee to cover the project balance.
Tourism and Recreation Minister Peter Burtniak announced Manitoba winter works capital projects totaling 1 322 400 to expand campgrounds and improve parks. About 300 jobs will be created next year as work proceeds under parks branch direction, aiding unemployed residents in nearby communities.
A public meeting is scheduled for Wednesday February 3 at 8 00 p m in the Lac du Bonnet Centennial School gym to discuss Core Committee recommendations on reorganizing secondary schools The committee will answer questions and seek reactions from parents students teachers and trustees to the proposed changes.
A Washington printed map in a union paper marks Lac du Bonnet among Leadership Schools with four Canadian sites. An August meeting is planned at Wendigo Resort and other sessions will be in eastern Canada. Some American readers may recognize Lac du Bonnet.
Public Works and Highways Minister Joseph Borowski announced an immediate 380000 bridge improvement program on several Provincial Roads. Plans include replacing the washed out P.R. 252 bridge over Stony Creek, a new P.R. 366 bridge over East Favel River, a Ga rioch Creek span on P.R. 278, a P.R. 265 crossing over Ble Grass, and a P.R. 269 bridge over the North Fork River replacing an undersized structure.
On January 13 the Whitemouth Recreation Commission discussed funding for hockey goal nets and a snowblower for the skating rink. They considered starting a Boy Scout group with District Commissioner Irvin Grabke aiding, plus potential Cubs and Brownies. Parents will be invited to a screening and Q&A on Scout work.
Manitoba Premier Ed Schreyer designated February as Heart Month and urged citizens to support the Heart Fund with gifts and volunteer service. The Manitoba Heart Foundation reported $177,000 raised in Greater Winnipeg last year and spent over $179,000 on research and education to combat heart disease.
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