Lac du Bonnet Chamber Sets Meeting Agenda for 1960
The Lac du Bonnet Chamber of Commerce welcomed Dr H and President Oscar Bin to a meeting with attendees including J Houck B Bjornson John Hans and Dr Beau mont. They discussed dentist visits from Dr Turner Beausejour and daylight saving petitions, plus Manitoba Chambers plans in Dauphin. A decision on committees and a chair for each was proposed to share work load and implement projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
J. Héas
Manitoba Chambers
Dauphin
Chamber
P Kigssen
Manitoba
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce Executive Council
J. Haas
Cesium
Ae Berg
Empas
Theesalios Minerals Limited
Bernie Lake
Chemalley
R. Butchart
Agassiz School Board approves four school projects
The Agassiz School Division No. 12 got go ahead for four school sites with two changes and Lac du Bonnet Board approval to proceed. Projects include Beausejour Whitemouth Lac du Bonnet and Powerview with water and sewer concerns at Whitemouth and Powerview. Before construction, a by law vote will fund the project and start could be July 1 pending vote soil tests and other business. The meeting also included grant reports and Mr J W Wade becoming secretary treasurer, with B Warkentin resigning effective March 15. A Lac du Bonnet board meeting will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agassiz
Toam Wo. Ie
Lac du Bonnet
Beausejour
Whitemouth
Powerview
Prince
Ung
Whitermouth
Necemary
Gewre
Ted
HY Regher
J W. Wade
Ae B. Warkentin
Spring Tea Recap and Rag Drive Details
Mrs. Bar tell and presensep rays won roles. Mrs. S. Fox reported on the Spring Tea with The Mission Lesson read by Mrs. G. Gray. Rag drive started sponsored by the W.A. contact a member to arrange pickup. Lunch served by hostesses Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Ratcliffe. Next meeting set for May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartell
S. Fox
G. Gray
Ie W.A
Arange
Griffith
Ratcliffe
Easter Services and Holy Week at Lac du Bonnet
The Lac du Bonnet parish lists Maundy Thursday 7:30 p.m. Holy Communion, Good Friday 11:00 a.m. Divine Service, Easter Sunday 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and 11:00 a.m. Divine Worship with Baptism. A baptismal service and choir song at Redeemer Church on April 19 at 2:00 p.m. Everyone welcome.
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Maundy Thurs
Paca Uy
Redeemer Tother
Whitemouth
Water supply plan discussed at rate payers meeting
A well attended rate payers meeting on Tuesday April 5 chaired by Jim Thomson president of the Chamber of Commerce discussed securing a water supply for White Mouth. The council may enter negotiations with CPR to purchase the water pumping system and an attempt will be made to gather available data to present at the next meeting on Tuesday April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
Jim Thomson
Chamber of Commerce
CPR
Government Farm Aid May Top $1,000,000
Manitoba agriculture minister George Hutton reported Friday that emergency farm aid could surpass the million-dollar mark by April 30. By April 7, $692,922 had been authorized for hay and fodder freight, unharvested crops, and feed grain movements, with payments to 3,726 applicants. The program is provincially funded while larger schemes share costs with the federal government, and officials caution about spring road limits delaying truck shipments and rail paperwork due by April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitou
George Hutton
Asseuss
Red River
Hutton
Manitoba
Ont
Inter
Ste. Rose
Dauphin
Roblin
Saskatchewan
U. S
Interlake
Klym Seeks Aid For Springfield Farmers East Of Red River
M L A Fred T Klym reports he has forwarded suggestions for further consideration and assistance to Ottawa for Springfield riding farmers east of the Red River who faced flood losses last season. He cites recent trips and contacts with federal agriculture officials and MPs urging double unit aid for the 1960 61 season, with ongoing Provincial oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Ottawa
Fred T. Klym
M. L
Springfield
Mr. Klym
Department of Agriculture
Klym
Douglas Harkness
Gordon Churchill
Warner Jorgenson
M. P
Provencher
J. Slogan
Pine Falls Farewell Held for Bank Manager
A farewell party was held at Pine Falls Legion Hall on April honoring the bank manager and Mrs T Mmer. The event drew many club and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls Legion Hall
Ita Ne Pan
Whitemouth Curling Club Elects Officers
At the annual meeting held Thursday April 7 in the club rooms the Whitemouth Curling Club elected officers. President Blake Thomson, vice president Mike Hay, secretary Rudy Noel, treasurer Harold Cousins, and members Verneig Senate Rafahian and John Molin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth Curling Club
Blake Thomson
Mike Hay
Rudy Noel
Harold Cousins
Will Pe
Verneig
Senate
Rafahian
John Molin
Lac du Bonnet Ring Club Holds Spring Wind-Up Banquet
Lac du Bonnet winds up the annual ring club event at Memorial Hall on Saturday April 9 with about 150 residents attending. After a hot turkey supper by the Legion Ladies Auxiliary, trophies were presented for four curling events. B Dubienski presented awards, Roy Freund gave a trophy to a ladies foursome Ruth Wardrop Vivian Nesper Doreen Dancyt Helen Kabaluk, and Roy Kaiser led the Mug Wump losers Roy Kaiser's wife Eileen Shelley and Marlene Petterson. Joe Sparman chaired the evening as Presidents B Dubienski and Apritchard spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ening
Legion Ladies
B. “B. Dubienski
Ihe Duibiensit Iy
Broa
Club Pre Dent
Ray Foubert
Roy Freund
Ruth Wardrop
Vivian Nesper
Doreen Dancyt
Helen Kabaluk
Roy Kaiser
Eileen
Shelley
Marlene Petterson
Joe Sparman
B. Dubienski
Apritchard
Pointe du Bois
Dane
Unknown cause starts fire drive Henrikson family relocation
The event begins with an unexplained cause as the Henriksons, now staying with Erik's parents, seek another place to live. The situation details remain unclear while they arrange alternative accommodation following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henriksons
Erik
Lutheran Broadcast Biggest Yet
The 1960 Holy Week program A Dying Man Speaks Seven Last Words released to 103 Canadian stations features Winnipeg Lutheran Chorale music and meditations by church leaders. CFAM Altona will air it Friday April 15 at 5:30 p.m. Local voices include Dr Karl Holfeld of Regina and Rev Otto Olson Jr of Saskatoon giving meditations on the words I thirst and Behold Thy Son Behold Thy Mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Winnipeg Lutheran Chorale
CFAM
Roblin Calls Manitoba to Embrace Wildlife Week
Premier Dutt Roblin urged Manitobans to re-examine attitudes toward wildlife and natural resources during National Wildlife Week set by Parliament. He emphasized education over legislation and personal responsibility in conservation, urging wise action without legislative pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadia
United States
Dutt Roblin
Bissett Boy Wins National Research Council Scholarship
Bill Reynolds son of Mr and Mrs G Reynolds of Bissett receives a 2200 scholarship from the National Research Council. He will study at the University of Manitoba focusing on nuclear magnetic resonance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Reynolds
G. Reynolds
Bissett
National Research Council
Bill
University of Manitoba
Provincial Library Notice Incomplete Readability
Fragmentary OCR text from a provincial library notice mentioning legislative building and saree funerals with unclear dates and addresses. unable to determine full event or action.
Encyclopedia gift to Whitemouth Collegiate
Dr. Bilynsky presented an Encyclopedia Britannica set to Whitemouth Collegiate on Friday afternoon, thanking publishers for the donation and noting its value to student inquiry and study. Principal E. Moffat accepted the gift, praising the presentation and foreseeing further benefits from the larger school division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilynsky
Whitemouth
Agassiz Division
E. ‘Moffat
Whitemouth Collegiate
Bylinsky
Beausejour Curling Club Mail Privileges Restored
The Postmaster General reinstates Beausejour Curling Club mailing privileges for advertising brochures. The move follows Dr Joe Slogan M P representations citing the material as advertising only and not usable as bingo tickets. An interim renewal awaits final committee findings on mail use for lotteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour Curling Club
Joe Slogan
M. P
Dr. Slogan
Slo
Gan
Post Office Department
Department of Justice
Delegations at Lac du Bonnet council meet
Lac du Bonnet Municipal Council heard from several delegations on April 5. Reeve Olensky and councillors discussed gravel requests culvert issues and a proposed no 11 highway re route. A balance sheet dispute over a motor grader and reserve funding was raised by E Wojciechowski. Seed grain applications were reviewed and adjusted with Lands Branch to handle awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Olensky
J. Mazur
E. Sikora
B.H. Campbell
G. F. Teare
Lac du Bonnet
E. Juenke
Robert Tinant
John Shum
Nand
Wardrop's Creek
Campbell T O
A. BR. Mcintosh
McIntosh
E. Wojciechowski
Reeve
Wojciechowski
Reeve Olensky
Wociechowski
Nick Woloszyn
Joan Suxowiec
Don Stafaniuk
Steve Harabym
Fan
Carr Adchus
F. Boulanger
Campbell
Mmmms
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Morris Green
Park Ave
ST. John's Anglican Church
ST. Mary's Church
Pointe Én Bels
Full. Gospel ‘Mission
Pine Falls
Curling Club
Lac du Bonnet Ring Club
Memorial Hall
Lutheran
Wildlife Week
Provincial Library
Legislative Bldg
Audit Bureau of Circulations
3Rd Street
Man
The
Paul Mazur
R.M
Mary Potiewski
Sorinewell
Wasy Potieski
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