Curling Club opens season with meeting in Northwood Hall
The Clearwater Lake Curling Club held its first meeting of the 1961 62 year at Northwood Hall with 47 attendees. Officers elected include Roy Vickery president Alex Beggs vice president Mary Yurkinen secretary Larry Boychuk treasurer George McKenzie ice maker and drawmasters Terry Kluke Frank Stelk and Mrs A Beggs. The group discussed fees rules and a novelty bonspiel to start the season. Members of Northwood hall organized UNICEF collection at Halloween raising 23 30 with thanks to four local airport girls.
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Clearwater Lake Curling Club
Northwood Hall
Wes Biegher
Roy Vickery
Alex Beggs
Mary Yurkinen
Larry Boychuk
Geo. McKenzie
Airport Church Services and Poppy Campaign Notice
Community announcements from Trout Lake Ontario detail visitors Doug and Ruth Gray and a shift in the Met Department. A weekly church service schedule at D.O.T. Hall is announced with Rev Johnstone officiating alternating Sundays and guest ministers upcoming. Sunday school runs 10 30 for children 4 to 15 with a nursery class at the Martinson residence.
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Doug
Ruth Gray
Trout Lake
Ontario
Phil. Budd
Met
Airport Church
Ron Johnstone
D.O. T. Hall
Johnstone
Westminster United
D. Braun
Mennonite Church
Valley News Local Notes and Social Updates
Miss Brenda Scott has measles. Jack Cockerill brings a bulldozer to keep hay roads open across the river to Sask ram. Mrs Julie Halliday injured her hip getting into a truck. Ernest Uffelman family visit in Melfort. Clayton Scott and Irene Chasse receive care in Winnipeg. Nordholm visiting Saskatoon relatives. Swan River man brings cattle across the new bridge. CVC meeting plans a Xmas concert December 23 with a supper and dance December 20. 4H Hoe'n Sew Garden Club meets Oct 28 with eleven members present. Woodcraft for boys with Edgar Smith and Bill Jaeger. Lunch by Mary Belle Bruderer and Lorraine Sudchak. Square dancing notes invite newcomers. Rose Taylor leads varied programs. Dancers enjoy lively evenings and value fun over perfection.
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C. V.C
Edgar Smith
Bill Jaeger
Mary Belle Bruderer
Lorraine Sudchak
Rose Taylor
Square Dance Club Extends Beginner Deadline
Saturday night brought surprises as dancers disappeared before the event. The club notes many locals missed the beginners sign up before October’s end and announces an extended deadline for new members to join.
Real people for the laughs and dances rise
Real people for the laughs and the round dances are growing in popularity as communities enjoy communal entertainment. The article notes the rising interest in round dances and the social value of shared performances.
Picture of box waltz night thrills dancers
The report describes a Wednesday evening performance of the box waltz on November 8, 1961, admired for its ease under proper instruction. It invites readers to join the fun this Saturday night at 8.
Doctor Lommerse Returns After Two Month Course
Dr. Peter Lommerse of the Northern Health Services has returned from a two month course at the Children's Hospital in Winnipeg. He rotated through various wards as an Assistant Resident to improve liaison between the Public Health Department.
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Peter Lommerse
Northern Health Services
Children’s Hospital
Winnipeg
Sommerse
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Karen Brigham
Linda Towes
Tina Eiase
Judy Couture
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Valley News
Edith Anderson
Brenda Scott
Jack Cockerill
Roblin
Saskram
Julie Halliday
Ernest Uffelman
Melfort
Elroy
Clayton Scott
Irene Chasse
Marvin Nordholm
Mrs. Gee. Anderson
Dave Wilkie
Saskatoon
Andersons
Jack McNevin
Swan River
Bob Seidal
Jack P. Johnson
Real Estate Morgage Loans Member
Manitoba Real Estate Association
David Ladd
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Operation Bullshine
Paul Newman
W. R. Martin B
Heet
Whitaker
Dr. Lommerse
Vickery’s Jewel & Gift Shop