District News Highlights Yorkton Visits and Local Trips
Mrs. Harold Howe and Mrs. Albert McFadyen visited Yorkton on Friday. Mr. Emil Arndt is a patient in Yorkton hospital. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eckert on their daughter Leslie Anne born December second at Roblin hospital. Mrs. Wm. Cranwell Jr. is home from hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Howard House and family spent the weekend at Bowerman and Swan River. Gerald Brook plans Regina RCMP training. Scott Mitchell of Theodore is home for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Robin and Tom visit Winnipeg this week. Albert McCrea and Mrs. Cliff McCrea were Brandon visitors Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Howe
Albert McFadyen
Yorkton
Emil Arndt
Yorkton Hospital
Hope
Wm. Eckert
Leslie Anne
Roblin Hospital
Wm. Cranwell, Jr
Howard
Bowsman
Swan River
Gerald Brook
Regina
Scott Mitchell
Theodore, Sask
Michael Robin
Tom
Winnipeg
Albert McCrea
Cliff McCrea
Brandon
Local Notices From Happy Lake Area Headline Update
Mrs F Lilley reports health and travel notes from Happy Lake Boggy Creek and San Clara. Toby Lavoillette left Friday by ambulance for St Boniface hospital with his wife Magdlen and two daughters from Winnipeg. Jules Brazeau visited Winnipeg then moose hunted. restored to home. George Poitras released after eye operation. Loria Allaire admitted to Roblin hospital. John Brazeau returned from Winnipeg for a doctor check-up. Gosslin family from St Rose visited relatives.
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Toby Lavoillette
St. Boniface Hospital
Magdlen
Winnipeg
Henry Lachance
Violet
Ed Langevin
Jules Brazeau
George Poitras
Dauphin Hospital
Loria Allaiie
Roblin Hospital
John Brazeau
Norman Gosslin
St. Rose
Local Notes Include Visits and Holiday Plans
Sunday visit by Larocque and Mrs. Gosslin's family. Norman's hunting trip yielded no luck. Etienne Laliberte released from Benito hospital. Dollard Mailhot and Laurette Oliver visit A Maithot family. Joe Lucier heads to Thompson Man. Ice fishing huts rising at Persse Tees Lakes. C W L meeting at Mrs Lachance’s Dec 6 with seven members. no January meeting.
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Larocque
Persse
Tees Lakes
C.W.L
Albert Lachance
Zorra Community Notes Highlight Local Comeback and Events
Mr Jack Baumung, recently hospitalized in Winnipeg, is convalescing at his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Alex Diehl. The Diehls traveled to Canora Sask on business. A turkey supper at Calder Hall supported skating and curling rinks with many district families attending. Bob Klein returned from Calgary last week.
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Jack Baumung
Winnipeg
Alex Diehl
A. Diehl
Canora
Sask
Calder Hall
Bob Klein
Calgary
Local News Roundup From Grand Narrows
Mrs Geo Murray reports on community visits as Mrs Jessie Basso and Mr Orville Wilson recover from injuries and Mrs Howard Radford returns home in improving health following hospitalization.
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Grand Narrows
Geo. Murray
Weekend Visits and Curling News in Makaroff community
Mrs Chas Elliott reported on weekend visits by Mr and Mrs H Hart of Colon Sask and Mr G Curtis of Gerald Sask. Curling began Thursday with a Novelty Bonspiel continuing through Friday. Harold Dunfify, missing moose hunter from Makaroff, was found safe near Durban after wandering about 25 miles. all are relieved he is home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H. Hart
Colonsay, Sask
T. Beck
Curling
G. Curtis
Gerald, Sask
Jas. Curtis
Harold Dunfify
Makaroff
Duck Mountain
Durban
Harold
Village couple aid stranger after car stalls on river hill
Mr and Mrs L Hohle helped a confused young man whose stalled car halted on the river hill. They treated his frost bites and sent help to his female companion before taking him to Kamsack hospital. He is expected to recover. Chris Elder and Fred McKinnon of Waskada visited Sandy Elder in hospital. Neighbors later held a shivaree for the Nabes and Trudy learned the rackies were not the furnace blowing up.
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L. Hohle
Chris Elder
Fred JcKinnon
Waskada
Man
Sandy
A. Nabe
Trudy
Centennial Gift of Historical Films to Manitoba Schools
The National Film Board donates over 1000 Canadian titles to provincial libraries and school boards, with Manitoba receiving 17 films as a Centennial gift. Education Minister George Johnson accepted the package from NFB regional director C. W. Gray in Saskatoon, highlighting eight exploration era films and seven dramatizations.
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Canada
Manitoba Department of Education
National Film Board
Manitoba
George Johnson
C. W. Gray
N.F.B
Saskatoon
John Cabot
Lord Selkirk
Red River
Visual education branch handles 5000 film library and 20000 orders
The department's visual education branch maintains a film library of about 5000 titles and processes roughly 20 000 orders from schools annually as part of the move toward self-government and Confederation.
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Ions
Visual Education
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Bertha Davis
Happy Lake
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Pharmacy Dept
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Kodacolor Films
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Roblin, Man
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Gillette
Mitchell's Drug Store
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J. Becker
Jack Radford
Rossburn
Jessie Basso
Mose Laliberte
Orville Wilson
Howard Radford
Movie Guide
California
Montreal Furniture Factory
Marshall Wells
D. M. Kozmeniuk
P.O
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Homer
Treasure of Silver Lake Cinemascope
Flaming Arrow
Lex Barker
Herbert F
Getz
George
Pierre Brice
Donegal
MR. Farmer
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Harmon Oats
Noralta
Roblin Consumers Co-op Lumber & Farm Supplies
McKenzie Seed Dealer
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Central Bakery
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