Municipal Council hears 21 delegates on fire service plan
Lac du Bonnet council on Tuesday April 3 heard 21 delegates with Ray Fetterly and Joe Nesper of the Manitoba Forest Service presenting a plan to train municipal fire guardians, outline duties, equipment use, and set wage rates. A school before end of April was approved. Several property, road, and by law matters were discussed with mixed decisions and several tenders and salaries listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Council
Ray Fetterly
Joe Nesper
Manitoba Forest Service
Allan Ancel
Mary Horbatiukre
Joe Zaretski
New Bridge
Corner
Bissett United Church Women Honour Mrs Bowyer
The Bissett Unit ed Church U C W hosted a May meeting at Mrs E Finboggason s home with Mrs M Wray presiding Mrs R Griffith led devotions and reports were read by secretary Mrs Millar and treasurer Mrs Ratcliffe A special evening honoured life member Mrs I M Bowyer who leaves in April about 30 members attended and played cards Bowyer received a corsage and a silver spoon engraved A C W Bissett She thanked all and spoke of her affection for the church work The next meeting is May 1.
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U.C.W
Bissett
Bissett Bantam BBs Honored At Annual Hockey Supper
The Bissett Braves Bantam BB champions were honored at a hockey supper in Rice Lake Community hall on a March 31 Saturday. Coach George Robinson led the champion table. Ron Krause presided with a toast to the Queen. Ed Fults praised volunteers and San Antonio Gold Mines Ltd for support, while C Caswell presented trophies and MAHA plaques to players and coach. Two films followed the speeches.
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Bissett Braves
Rice Lake
C. Caswell
M. Wray
I. Bowyer
George Robinson
W. Weeks
Moray
Ron Krause
Adolph
Ivy) Kowalchuk
Ed. Fults
Bissett Hockey Association
Mighty Ten Bantam Bbs
San Antonio Gold Mines Ltd
Bissett
Mr. Caswell
Local
Hockey Association
MAHA
Adolph Kowalchuk
Cliff Harper
Neil Campbell
Wendall Weeks
Adolf
Bill Gillespie
Caswell
Ivy Kowalchuk
Pine Falls
San Antonio
Pas
Pine Falls Community Event Schedule None
Pine Falls events listed include Powerview bingo on Thursday April 12 Mas onic Lodge meets Friday April 13 at 8 p m Chateau Olive s Fashion Show and Singer Sewing Machine demonstration Saturday April 14 Armouries Exercise Filter Centre Monday April 16 630 p m I U E meeting Legion bingo Pine Falls Game and Fish Assoc annual meeting 700 p m Armouries Monthly fire practise Manitou Lodge Business and Professional Women dinner meeting.
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Chateau
Olive’s
The
Pine Falls Game and Fish Assoc
Manitou Lodge
Business and Professional Women of
Pine Falls
Final Wheat Pool Final Pay Near 32 Cents a Bushel
The Canadian Wheat Board reports the 1960-61 wheat pool will pay an average 31.8 cents per bushel, a record high. Farmers delivered 392.8 million bushels. $165.5 million surplus reduced to $125.1 million for final payment after costs and a one cent levy. The payment follows a 10 cent rise in initial price to $1.50, aided by vigorous sales, dollar devaluation, and extended credit.
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Canadian Wheat Board
Wheat Board
Hamilton
Prayer Break Shifts Tickle Inspectors on Site
During an inspection tour a foreman challenged a worker about sleeping on the job. The worker quickly replied that he was praying, turning a potential reprimand into a cautionary moment about rest and respect on the factory floor.
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Forman
Bud
Roses Imagination Key to Landscaping Wonders
A national survey by All-America Rose Selections shows imaginative home gardeners create striking landscaping with roses. Homeowners mix roses with perennials annuals and bulbs inspired by pro designs to craft welcoming, readable displays. Christian Dior and King’s Ransom illustrate blending with other plants for vivid effects.
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All-America Rose Selections
Garden Rose Nurseries
Christian Diar
King’s Ransom
Christian Dior
White mouth hospital guild supper and local events update
Whitemouth community notices include a April 14 supper at Municipal Hall under the White mouth Hospital Guild with home cooking sale raffles and a sales table. Social news mentions birthdays farewells travels and local meetings plus a quilting bee and 4 H Foods club postponement due to exams.
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Whitemouth Hospital
Breakfast habits and the case for a filling morning meal
The column argues skipping breakfast harms energy and health, describes the breakfast skipper who snacks at mid morning, and warns that quick energy foods undermine nutrition. It recommends a basic breakfast with fruit juice protein foods whole grain cereal toast and milk to support a reducing diet.
Subscription Renewal Form for The Leader in Lac du Bonnet
Readers are urged to verify date numerals on their Leader address and renew by enclosing payment. The form offers rates of 3 for one year, 4 outside Canada, 5 for two years, and 6 outside Canada, with delivery to Springfield Leader at 3rd Street. New subscribers should use the form to subscribe for one year and allow a week for delivery.
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3Rd Street
Lac du Bonnet
Man
Canada
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lac du Bonnet C of C backs tourism and DST ruling
Lac du Bonnet Chamber of Commerce backs two tourist promotion projects, a large guidance sign near Minnewawa Esso and a mapped area brochure with history and pictures. Estimated cost around 1000 dollars. DST decision to be set by Village Council April 10 amid school and transport time issues. Landing strip upgrade cost eyed at 60,000 dollars but shelved for now.
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Lac du Bonnet
A. Wood
Chamber
Great Falls
Holiday Beach
Department of Transport
A.E.C.L
Fire Guardians Appointed by Municipal Council for 1962
A special meeting of the municipal council appointed fire guardians for 1962 with equal responsibility and none named chief. Guardians include Geo Romanishen, Fred Oneschuk, John Wolgroski, Joseph Ancel, Paul Sytnick, Jos Zarecki, Wm Heckert, Wm Hawke, Harry Arseniuk, Paul Rivera, B Tokar, Wilfred Lussier, John A Halliday, Elmer F Crozier, John Klassen, Chas J Carlson, Walter Rosenholm and Teofil Sarapu. The council also addressed unmarked rocks in Pinawa Channel, rejected Allan Ancel’s offer to purchase NW Sec. 1-14-9E, and sent subdivision agreements to the solicitor for revision. Edward Hapke was named arbitrator in the Fatima S.D. No. 2334 petition to transfer St. George No. 2403 to Consolidated S.D. and dissolve Fatima SD. WEED INSPECTORS Adolph Kondratiuk Wards 1–2 and Frank Boulanger Wards 3–4 appointed for 1962 at $50 each. $200 was allotted for public works brushing in N of 20 and 31-15-16.
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Geo. Romanishen
Fred Oneschuk
John Wolgroski
Joseph Ancel
Paul Sytnick
Jos. Zarecki
Wm. Heckert
Wm. Hawke
Harry Arseniuk
Paul Rivera
B. Tokar
Wilfred Lussier
John A. Halliday
Elmer F. Crozier
John Klassen
Edward Hapke
Fatima S.D
Consolidated
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