North Eastern Manitoba Fire Fighters To Compete
The second annual Firefighters Competitions and field day will be held on the forecourt of Pinawa Willis Drive Pinawa on Saturday June 26 starting at 1 30 p m The event draws about twelve departments from Pine Falls Great Falls Laz du Bonnet North Kildonan Pointe du Bois Pinawa Atomic Energy Seven Sisters and Whitemouth The drills include three standard Hose and Hydrant events and a water football match with an empty drum as the ball The Provincial Fire Commissioner A Humphries and Chief Leckie will head the judging panel assisted by Chiefs from St Boniface St James Manitoba and City Hydros plus three mayors The non profit event is self funded with six trophies donated and will conclude with a family picnic at Manitoba’s newest beach
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Pinawa Willis Drive
Pinawa
Pine Falls
Great Falls
Laz du Bonnet
North Kildonan
Pointe du Bois
Atomic Energy
Seven Sisters
Whitemouth
Chiefs
A. Humphries
Leckie
City of
Manitoba
Nuclear Display at Red River Ex in Winnipeg
AECL presents a 3000 square foot nuclear exhibit at the Red River Exhibition in Winnipeg June 18 to 26. Highlights include remote controlled arms for radioactive material handling, Chalk River staff demonstrations, cancer therapy machines, a Pickering 1,000,000 kilowatt model, Whiteshell reactor WR 1, and a 200,000 kilowatt Paragon model. The display also covers food irradiation and medical sterilization, with a cloud chamber to show radioactivity. opens Friday at 4 p.m. at the Winnipeg Arena.
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Canada
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
AECL
Red River
Winnipeg
ABC
Atomic Energy
Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories
Chalk River
Ottawa
Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment
Commercial Products Group
Pickering
Toronto
Manitoba
Whiteshell Centre
Aecs Dis- Air Force
Winnipeg Arena
Pine Falls Team Captures Free Press Cup at Brandon
The Pine Falls golf foursome of Ron Seguin Bill Boivin Joe Reichart and Keith Kruger shot 319 to win the Free Press Cup at the District Inter-Club Championship in Brandon. Seguin led with a 74 four over par and posted 12 one putt greens while Boivin Reichart and Kruger contributed strong scores in a first win in five years.
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Pine Falls
Ron Seguin
Bill Boivin
Joe Reichart
Keith Kruger
Brandon
Papertown
Boivin
Kesh Arner
Seguin
Lac du Bonnet Council Hears Fifteen Delegations
Lac du Bonnet Rural Council met June first with Reeve Harry Olensky Councillor E Sikora and others present. Fifteen delegations spoke on issues from sheep damage drainage and ditch cleanouts to road maintenance and grant requests. The meeting approved tenders and leases and referred several drainage matters to engineers and boards for action.
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Harry Olensky
E. Sikora
Robert Tinant
W. Belluk
L. Cherrey
Lac du Bonnet
Jos Mazur
F. X. Boulanger
Reeve
Boulanger
George Romanishen
Sikora
John Fosty
Water Control and Conservation Board
Winnipeg
John Apsit
A. Balrd
Laker
Wm. Zabolotny
Adolph Kondratiuk
Bill Malyk
Malyk
Manitoba
Ed Kafka
Nick Kost
Local Boy Linden Penner Killed in Tractor Crash
Linden Penner twelve of Elma was killed when the tractor he drove left the road and plunged into a ditch on P T H No 15 around 6 20 p m Tuesday June 15. He leaves his parents eight sisters and four brothers and was a grade six student at Stony Hill School.
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Linden Penner
Elma
Linden
Peter Penner
Stony Hill School
Merrily Frayne Second in Miss Manitoba Contest
Miss Merrily Frayne daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Frayne of Pine Falls placed second in the Miss Manitoba Contest held last week before the Red River Exhibition opening. She was crowned on the exhibition’s opening night Friday June 18 at Winnipeg Arena. At 19 she attends the University of Manitoba and will use the scholarship to continue her education. Sponsored by Metro Florists of Winnipeg.
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Lawrence Frayne
Pine Falls
Red River
Merrily
Winnipeg Arena
University of Manitoba
Metro Florists of
Winnipeg
Rosemary Reid Honoured By Seven Sisters Friends
Mrs. Mark Reid was honoured at Seven Sisters Community Hall on Wednesday June 16 as 40 ladies bid her farewell before she moves to Fort Garry on July 5. The event featured whist, lunch, and a gift presented by Mrs. R. Morton for her nine years of community service and curling. Rosemary thanked everyone and invited visits to her new home. hostesses were Mesdames Frantz Precious Kinghorn Keith King Krampetz and Morton.
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Mark Reid
Seven Sisters
Rosemary
Fort Garry
R. Morton
Rose Mary
Seven Sisters 4-H Achievement Day Highlights Winners
The Seven Sisters Calf Club held achievement day at A G Schultz’s farm with Mr Henderson and Mr Lambert of the Agricultural Department presenting red and blue ribbons. Judy Kuhn won top honours and Alex Walls was reserve champion. Red ribbon winners included Terry Kahn George and John Schultz. blue ribbon winners were Ricky Schultz Glen Schultz Bob Walls and Debbie Mclean. Activities included races a ball game and a bake table that raised 25 dollars and 50 cents for the club.
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Seven Sisters
A.G. Schultz
Henderson
Mr. Lambert
Agricultural Department
Judy Kuhn
Alex Walls
Terry Kahn
George
John Schultz
Ricky Schultz
Glen Schultz
Bob Walls
Debbie Mclean
Powerview Students Win Holidays at End of School Year
Powerview collegiate students celebrate with a $200 Pine Falls Hospital Auxiliary scholarship winner Theresa Bruneau, 17, chosen for scholastic ability character and activity. She will begin nurse training at St Boniface Hospital in September. Claudette Dupont, 16, is noted among the four grade XI students honored in the same article.
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Powerview Colegiate
Theresa Bruneau
P. Bruneau
Powerview
Pine Falls Hospital
Theresa
St. Boniface Hospital
Claudette Dupont
Riverland notes on fathers day and local events
The Riverland column reflects on fathers day and self reflection as summer arrives after the longest day of the year. It reports on local happenings including a car accident involving Henry Kehler, a hospital stay in Winnipeg, Ben Benson’s work at Gordon Lake Mine, a large school group visit, a Mary Anne Cure shower, and UN and exchange student selections for Powerview Collegiate and area students.
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Ben Benson
Gordon Lake
Bensons
Carol
Lonnie
Paul
Northeastern Manitoba Track and Field Meet results Lac du Bonnet
Lac du Bonnet hosted the Northeastern Manitoba Track and Field Meet on Saturday June 12 with Beausejour and local teams participating. Winners across events include Tamara Sydorko and Garry Stepaniuk in sprints, Cheryl Obrodovich and Allan Simcoe leading in seniors, multiple age groups for high jump and hop events, and extensive placings by Hlady, Litke, and Sytnick among others.
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Lac du Bonnet
Beausejour
Pee Wee Girls
Tamara Sydorko
Gabriela Patzer
Isabel Hlady
Boys
Adelard Zarecki
Garry Stepaniuk
Ron Nauykens
Gladys Protosavage
Georgina Brincheski
Karen Leiman
Michael’ Véilleux
Bert Hlady
Bill Gillespie
Janice Litke
Debbie ‘Grabke
Earlene Rushton
Roger Okraine
Gray Waters
John Nauykens
Valerie Hoffman
Kathy Wolanin
Marlene Steeves
Dennis Kaprawy
Doug Donahue
Darryl Harkness
Cheryl Obrodovich
Janice Sytnick
Allan Simcoe
George Holowinski
Tony Weselak
Pee Wee
Norma Okrainec
Alelard Zarecki
Ken Magura
Robnie Sydorko
Chris Kielback
Sharon Graham
Dianne Hlady
Roger Ukrainec
Brenda Augustine
Kathie Wolanin
Shirley Sellers
Alan Bak
Jackie Campbell
Anne Hoban
Nick Arseniuk
Charlie Hap
Junior
Karen Sywalsky
Rhoda Haug
Roger Okrainec
Scott McIntosh
Rita Hlady
Linda Soroko
Louis Paul
Cheryl Obrod
Frances Bush
Bert Hindy
Ronnie Sydorko
Norman Bush
Eddie Griffith
Marlene Steev
Cathy Wolanin
Ann $Chindel
Earl Leathwood
Cheryl Obradovich
Vivian Hlady
Alan Simcoe
Terry Martin
Gabriela Potter
Isabelle Hlady
Tamara, Sydorko
Allen Bak
Bor
Naaykens
Norman Dancut
Chery
Obrodovich
Barbie Stankewich
Paul Haines
Connie Lucko
Heather Mikliechuk
Garry Stepanius
Prinary
Gladys Fpopomsy
Age
Debbie Grabke
L. Senior
Janice’ Sytnick
RCAF Station Beausejour soft ball tourney rescheduled
With bad weather past, RCAF Station Beausejour sets Sunday June 27 for a day of events, including a morning eight-team softball tournament and an open house from 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm at the Operations Compound. A firefighting equipment display, gymnastic act, and square dancing on the tennis court are planned with gate visitors receiving a station history pamphlet.
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Rcaf Station
Beausejour
Fathers Day Outing Binds Lads and Dads in Great Falls
On Sunday June 20, the Great Falls Boy Scouts and Cubs hosted a father and son outing at Whitemouth Falls with 18 Cubs and Scouts and their fathers. Scoutmaster J. Johnston and Cubmaster L. Olsen led a day featuring a base ball game races fishing derby and a barbeque supper. A raffle by the Great Falls Women's Institute raised funds for the Scouts. Larry Thomas won the fishing derby with a 1 lb 5 oz fish. Nine cars transported attendees despite poor weather. the event ended with hearty thanks to all helpers.
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Great Falls
Whitemouth Falls
J. Johnston
L. Olsen
Great Falls Women's Institute
Leona Lemire
Edna Sradely
Fred
Snowsy
Tle
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