LAC DU BONNET Bicycle Rodeo Set For Sunday
The Lac du Bonnet Bicycle Rodeo will be held Sunday at 1:00 p.m. with four age groups and separate boys and girls classes, registration times, trophies for top three in each class, and a grand prize bicycle donated by the Lions Club and MacLeod's Store. All safety standards apply and entry is free. The event will crown yearly trophies and a grand prize bicycle draw.
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Lac du Bonnet Lions Club
Lac du Bonnet Macleods
Furnace Explosion Triggers Store Fire at The Bay
A furnace oil explosion sparked a minor blaze at The Bay grocery store causing heavy smoke. The alarm rang around 11 PM Monday after a passer-by alerted an employee. No damage was reported.
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Bay Grocery
Whitemouth Claims Agassiz Division Softball Title
Whitemouth School won the Agassiz Division softball championship on June 1, 1972, then beat Wanover School Division champions on June 5 to advance to the provincial championships. They won 2-0 in the first game but lost 9-5 to Selkirk in the final, finishing a strong season.
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Mike Olynick
Carl Dubrucki
Lauderville
Forresters Club
Beausejour
Carl
Mike
Cari
Whitemouth
Agassiz
Selkirk
Manitoban Bill Proposes Three-Week Vacation After Five Years
Legislation presented by Labour Minister Russ Paulley would amend the Vacations with Pay Act to grant three weeks paid vacation to employees with five or more years of service with the same employer, provided they meet annual hours requirements. It keeps two weeks after one year and adds in lieu pay rules for termination or incomplete service, affecting an estimated 35 to 40 percent of Manitoba’s workforce and raising employer costs by about two percent.
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Paulley
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Manitoba EMO coordinates Rapid City flood aid drive
Manitoba Emergency Measures Organization coordinates private donations for the Rapid City Disaster Fund to aid flood victims in South Dakota. An earlier food and clothing appeal is cancelled as federal relief assumes responsibility. Fund cheques go to the Rapid City Disaster Fund, Manitoba EMO box in Winnipeg.
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Manitoba
Rapid City
South Dakota
Mines, Resources and Environmental Management
Len Evans
Canada
Washington
EMO
Tuxedo Avenue
Winnipeg
Red River
Evans
Ed Schreyer
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Gerry Meyers
Gerald Meyers
Immanuel Meyers
Lac du Bonnet
Gerry
University of Toronto
Atomic Energy of Canada
Pinawa
BAY Store
Bill
Rapid City Disaster Fund
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