Pine Falls Scores Leaders in Local Golf Meet
Pine Falls golfers Brekke Hynduik Thomson Ford Homenuik led a scoring round list with totals 337 341 347 355 357 respectively. Elm and Swa affiliations noted for players Elm and Swa along with O Hynduik.
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 20, 1971
Page
8
Pine Falls golfers Brekke Hynduik Thomson Ford Homenuik led a scoring round list with totals 337 341 347 355 357 respectively. Elm and Swa affiliations noted for players Elm and Swa along with O Hynduik.
Marg Ford of Pine Falls clinched the fourth spot on the Ladies Golf Provincial Team after a back nine surge, joining Bonnie Brekke Ollie Hynduik and Sue Thomson. She previously earned second place last year and received a celebratory purse at a Pine Falls Golf Club party with teammates and caddie Homer Thomson.
Dr. Ted Tulchinsky will join Rene Toupin and Samuel Uskiw in Lac du Bonnet for July 23 talks with area councils on regional health services. Petitioners say 1,700+ residents want provincial action, with Pinawa doctors leaving Lac du Bonnet and current care miles away for many residents.
Ottawa July 6 1971 Honourable Jean Marchand Minister of Regional Economic Expansion announced three firms will receive incentives under the Regional Development Incentives Act to create an estimated 128 new jobs in Manitoba. Unistican Trail Motel Limited of Winnipeg will gain about $124000 to help build a mobile motel facility at Rivers employing about 85 people.
Pine Falls Stirling Pipe Band, winner of the Aggregate award for Best All Around at the Kinsmen International Band Festival in May, showcased continued excellence at Manitoba Highland Games events from July 3 to July 31. Solo awards highlighted by Allister Rodger and Maureen Rodger led by Pipe Major W. J. Mac.
Manitoba Public Insurance mails an Autopac qualifying bulletin to Motor Vehicle Branch agents. Howard Pawley notes eligibility mirrors insurance industry rules and emphasizes leveraging licensing experience. Agents must have over 25 percent of gross income from MVB commissions based on 1969 or 1970. Deadline for applications is Friday, July 16.
Charles Francis Hodgkins, longtime Lac du Bonnet resident and artist, died at his home on July 10 1971. Born April 24 1910 in London England he moved to Canada at age nine and settled in the Russell district. He worked as a radio operator for the Manitoba Government Air Service and was known for prairie landscapes and a centennial project painting Wild Flowers including crocuses. He also played multiple musical instruments and valued preserving wild orchids and crocuses for future generations.
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