Pine Creek Combines Plan Christmas Party at Firdale School
The third Pine Creek Combines meeting at Mr and Mrs C Stew art's home on December 1 set a Christmas party for December 22 at Firdale School at 7 30 pm with all members and families invited. Gifts exchanged, candy to younger siblings, handicraft leader named, and awards night honors listed for several members.
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Pine Creek Combines
C. Stewart
Firdale
Christmas party date set in Currie area social note
Hartford Currie News reports Kruger of Montreal visited with the Starks on Saturday. Art Thompson returned from Churchill where he had been stationed since Thanksgiving. Art and Jeanette now reside in Portage. December 12 evening Christmas party planned at Mrs. R. Thompson's home. Nearby visits include H. Jonasson Brandon visitors, Johnny Roy family moving to a new home, and several Portage and Winnipeg locals joining weekend gatherings.
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Hartford + Currie News
Kruger
Montreal
Starks
Art ‘Thompson
Churchill
Art
Jeanette
Portage
D. Wright
H. McKellar
Jim Lamont
L. Pogue
Ja ‘Nichol
Clarence Pogue
Board of Stewards
A. W. Kalberg
J. L. Pogue
GR. Nichol
B. Nichol
C. Remple
Ares
Earen
Jesus
Bethlehem
Christmas supper and concert in Edrans hall draws crowd
A successful Christmas supper and concert was held in the Edrans hall on Saturday December 5 with a large crowd in attendance. After a turkey supper prepared by local ladies, a talent program was rendered by district residents and thanks were extended to all who helped. Weekend visitors included the Wiebe and Smith families, with guests from Winnipeg and Portage.
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Edrans Hall
Ben
Ben Smith
John Wieler
Ben Wall
Winnipeg
Mrs. Thiessen
Winkler
Sprucedale Workshop News Christmas Activities
December was very busy at Sprucedale with trainees and instructors finishing lawn Santas and angels and Santa receiving a new suit. A tea bake sale and bazaar in the Community Hall raised 169.20 despite bad weather. Mrs Duncan Mrs Kowalchuk and Mrs Gilmore won prizes. volunteers and donors were thanked. the workshop progresses.
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Sprucedale
C. Duncan
E. Kowalchuk
J. Gilmore
Plunteer
Bagot and District News Christmas notices and events
Birthday wishes to residents including Mrs. R Bennett and H M Lougheed mark community greetings in Portage. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw of Portage on their Diamond anniversary. Bagot U C W notes include a Nov 25 meeting, Christmas party December 9, and officer slate for 1971. Also reports of births, real estate progress, weather, and local reflections. James Cross kidnap case ends with release after two months. family and governments respond.
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W. E. Bradshaw
Portage
Elsmith S.D
M. Human
Millie Bradshaw
J. L. Pogue
Bagot U.C.W
M. W. Burch
B. Nichol
Clarence Pogue
Bagot Memorial Hall
E. R. Pogu
W. Bodie
L. Butterfiel
Fishermen Receive Higher Prices in Summer Sales
Fishermen delivering to Freshwater Fish Marketing Corp. earned higher initial prices for their catch this summer, with May 1 to Oct. 31 sales totaling 7.505 million dollars, up from 7.424 million the prior year. Shipments totaled 2.6 million pounds, 13 percent below last year due to lake closures from mercury pollution. final payments of about 100 thousand dollars may be deferred to gauge inventory trends.
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Corp
Lake
Winnipeg
Cedar Lake
Saskatchewan’ River
Govt. Trying For Industry In Rivers And Gimli
The government aims to attract industry to the Manitoba communities of Rivers and Gimli as two Canadian Forces bases near the area are slated for closure. Parliamentary secretary Martin O'Connell told the Commons that while decisions are painful, the government will work to replace lost salaries and population. No formal studies affecting the decision have been released.
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Manitoba
Rivers
Gimli
Martin O'Connell
Jean Marchand
The
Commons
O'Connell
Doug Rowland
NDP
Selkirk
St Laurent Metis Co op Plant Begins Production
The St Laurent wood products plant, run by the Manitoba Metis Federation with provincial and federal support, started with 10 trainees and 1 worker and aims to employ about 40 by 1972. Located 45 miles northwest of Winnipeg in a former school, it will produce whitewood furniture and stepladders, with $35,000 in equipment, potential sales of 3,000 stepladders annually at about $5 each, and co operative management planned as it becomes independent.
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Wood Products
Manitoba
Leonard Evans
Erase
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