Lac du Bonnet Lions Honor Hockey Teams Banquet
The Lac du Bonnet Lions celebrated sponsoring the Termites Pee Wees and Bantam B hockey with a May 21 banquet at Memorial Hall. Peter Stemkowski of the Maple Leafs spoke on education and hockey and a trophy and crests were distributed to Bantam B players.
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Lac du Bonnet Lions
Memorial Hall
St. John’s
W.A
Bruce Griffith
M.C
Lion
Bob Dodman
Winnipeg Monarchs
Toronto
Toronto Marlboros
Ron Ellis
The
Marlboros
Stemkowski
Maple Leafs
N.H.L
Lions
Bantam B
Golden Hawks
Norman Dancut
Cy Faber
Norman
Bantams
Frank Hanton
Norman Cherrey
Roger Ukrainec
Allan Melquist
Jim Druchet
Termites
Pee Wees
Jim
Craig Hanton
Ron Griffith
Cruchet
Nh.l
Subscription Renewal Form for The Leader
A scanned renewal notice outlines subscription options for The Leader with amounts for one year and two years, different rates inside and outside Canada, and instructions for new subscribers. It notes Audit Bureau of Circulations rules and requests name and address in block letters plus return by mail to Springfield Leader Lac du Bonnet Manitoba.
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Canada
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Springfield
Open House at RCAF Beausejour Station Draws Public
RCAF Station Beausejour opens its gates Sunday June 6 for an Open House featuring a softball tournament at 9 00 A M a brand new ball diamond and sports field demonstrations by base personnel the NORAD radar operation and fighter interceptor duties will be shown visitors may inspect unit support areas hear about civilian occupations view dances on the tennis court and enjoy refreshments at the ball diamond snack bar and multipurpose building
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Rcaf Station
Beausejour
Milner Ridge
Canada
North American Air Defence Command
NORAD
Tions
Eric Cross
Ball Diamond
Lac du Bonnet Ranks High In Public Speaking Contest
Lac du Bonnet hosted the 4-H Public Speaking contest on May 20 at Lac du Bonnet Collegiate. Senior winners were Harley Nesper first, Margaret Fryer second, and Margaret Semple third. juniors saw Linda Kristofferson first and Margaret White second.
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Lac du Bonnet
Harley Nesper
Manitoba
Margaret Fryer
Cam
Margaret Semple
Linda Kristofferson
Great Falls
Margaret White
Whitemouth
Elma
Selkirk
Winnipeg
Seven Sisters Teen Wins Regional in Road Safety Trials
Teen drivers compete in the 1985 Provincial Safe Driving Championships in Winnipeg with regional hopefuls Ian Ross of Seven Sisters and Gary Merke of River Hills among participants. The winner earns 100 dollars and the Imperial Esso Trophy, while the top three in the Canadian final share 2500 dollars in scholarships.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Ian Ross
Seven Sisters
Gary Merke
River Hills
Whitemouth
Beausejour
Karl Milkowski
Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba
Toronto
Imperial Oil Limited
All Canada Insurance Federation
Province Seizes Drainage Control Under Waterways Act
Manitoba implements the Provincial Waterways Act May 1 placing main artificial drains under provincial jurisdiction while minor feeds stay with municipalities. Rural areas gain access to provincial engineers, uniform classifications emerge, yet municipalities protest lack of cooperation and delays in funding for larger projects.
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Manitoba
W. R. Newton
Provincial Water Control and Conservation Branch
Newton
Commission on Biling ualism and Biculturalism Divides Nation
Dr. Joe Slogan MP cites a 15 000 household survey showing a shift against the Commission. Most respondents view the panel as divisive. few see unity. Western Canada and other groups fear biased emphasis on French Canadian claims and potential discrimination elsewhere.
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Commission On
Canada
West
Great Falls Community Club Hears Bowling Alley Plan
The Great Falls Community Club met Monday May 17 with President John Bracken in charge. Despite low turnout the group discussed financing a two lane basement bowling alley funded by member investments, possible Hydro support, and a committee to canvass interest.
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Great Falls
Wary Sinnock
Evelyn Harpin
Richard Thomas
Manitoba Hydro
Whitemouth Home and School Meeting Highlights May 13
Fair attendance at the Whitemouth District Collegiate Home and School Association meeting in the Collegiate on May 13. A. Ross of Seven Sisters, president, spoke about his Winnipeg convention visit. Mrs. L. Rodgers of Rennie thanked Mrs. Molloy for her service as she leaves the staff, and a gift was given. A lunch followed the gathering.
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Whitemouth
Collegiate
A. Ross
Seven Sisters
Home and School Association
Winnipeg
L. Rodgers
Rennie
Molloy
Association
Bilynsky
Near Catastrophe at Paul Hoffert Trailer Boiler Fire
A repair man lighting an oven burner at a Paul Hoffert trailer caused a blast that threw top burners, dislodged the sink, torn cupboard doors, shattered a ceiling fixture and broke a wall mirror. Mrs Hoffert and children, and the repairman, escaped unharmed.
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Paul Hoffert
CBC plans better TV service for eastern Manitoba
Dr Joe Slogan MP says CBC is weighing steps to improve reception in fringe areas. First the Winnipeg stations were relocated and swapped channels. A rebroadcasting station near Fisher Branch for the Interlake region is under Ottawa board review for June 15 1965. Further planning targets Lac du Bonnet and other eastern Manitoba areas once field measurements and engineering reports guide the best site and install.
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Manitoba
Joe
M.P
Springfield
C.B.C
Winnipeg C.B.C
Fisher
Interlake
Winnipeg
Board of Broadcast Governors
Lic
Ottawa
Lac du Bonnet
Kenora
Stogan
Department of Transport
Pinawa
Pointe du Bois
Pine Falls
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Peter
Rochester
Toronto Maple Leafs
3Rd Street
Man
R.C.A.F
John A. Belton
Ireland
Pierre Dupuy
Montreal
Seven Sisters Boy
Bilingualism and Biculturalism Commission
Quebec
John Melnick
Teen Canteen
Young Peoples’ Organization
New Canteen
A. Sutherland
O. Mendella
T. Bernard
Red Cross
Alec Bradley
Lib
Gordon Lake
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