Curling Club Re-elects Ryan President
Great Falls Curling Club re elected Frank Ryan to lead for a second year at the April 27 meeting. Les Morgan kept the treasurer post, with Gordon Spence and Cif Olsen named first and second vice presidents. Mrs. Joan Morgan will serve as women’s representative, and a club convener role was deferred until fall. Clara Bracken agreed to act as convener until the May 29 banquet and dance. The club posted a year end net profit of 144.61 with a 1471.00 bank balance. A committee was formed to study artificial ice installation, chaired by Bill Boyer, to survey members about interest. President Ryan thanked all for a successful year.
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Frank Ryan
Great Fails
Les Morgan
Gordon Spence
Cif Olsen
Joan Morgan
Clara Bracken
Ryan
Bill Boyer
Jack Kearns
Gladys Jansson
Presi
Lac du Bonnet Lions Club Elects Officers and Welcomes New Members
Lac du Bonnet Lions Club met April 20 with 24 members present to nominate officers for 1964 1965 and approve a nominating committee slate. Three new members were sworn in Frank Champange John Shearer and Frank Wazny. The driving range will open soon as preparations for a bigger season proceed and 100 percent attendance is urged at the May 4 election night meeting.
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Lac du Bonnet Lions Club
Frank Champange
John Shearer
Frank Wazny
Bob Dodman
Lion Ralph Butchard
A. Osis
All Lions
Minor Hockey Awards At Pine Falls Banquet
Fathers and sons filled the Legion Hall on Saturday for the Pine Falls Minor Hockey League awards banquet. Tom Thumb Canadians led with league and playoff wins, receiving the Mulligan shield and North American Trophy. Other honors went to Norm Lavallee, Danny Veilleux, Pat Watson, and many young players, with awards to coaches and a transistor radio draw concluding the evening.
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Fathers and Sons
Legion Hall
Pine Falls
Tom Thumb
Mr. G. Mulligan
A. Hebert
Norm Lavallee
Les Bailey
Danny Veilleux
Tom Fortier
Pat Watson
Len Roy
Grand Knight
Guy Hutchison
Don Rapley V
Don Pennell
Dave_ Fredericks
John Gelin
Paul Hebert
Frank Watson
David LaFrance
David Miller
J. Mitchell
Pat. O’connor
van Malsen
Duncan Cavers
Black Hawks
Bradley Fontaine
Heather McLeod
Jim Caufield
Cesium extraction advances boost MPD power plans
Continued from Page 1, a collaboration with Canadian government and private research firms claims an economical cesium extraction from pollucite ore, with a patent granted. The U S Bureau of Mines reports a new cesium ore concentration method lowering metal costs. High purity cesium sells at 375 dollars per pound. MPD demonstrations attract global interest as a potential source of inexpensive, compact electricity, possibly powering space ships and large facilities. The cesium helium MPD principle uses a gas loop with minimal moving parts, heated helium and cesium electrons to generate current in a strong magnetic field.
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U. S. Bureau of Mines
United States Office of Science and Technology
Talaat
Pinawa's First Presents Stage Night With Local Acts
Pinawa's First staged a varied show featuring a barber shop group with humorous costumed bits, a beauty shop quartet in silly garb not at their best, and solo acts by Sandra Wood with Scottish dances and Joanne Hawton singing two selections.
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Jan ‘Rosser
Maureen Dobbin
Joanne Hawton
Bonnie Hailey
Sandra Wood
Killarney Student Wins Baking Championship
Colleen Strange a 15 year old from Killarney won Manitoba Home Baking Champion of 1964 at the Young Canada Bake-off. She outlasted nine rivals and advances to Toronto on May 9 to face provincial winners for national honours. Her lime marshmallow fantasies and cheese biscuits were the two featured recipes.
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Colleen Strange
Killarney
Manitoba
Miss Strange
Toronto
Cesium Sparks Poised to Power Space Age Tech
A stored quote outlines cesium as a key element for future energy and propulsion technologies. It notes MPD type generators, heat sources from reactors or fuels, and the promise of thermionic and magnetic hydrodynamics. The piece cites Dr Lis ter from University of Sor onto reporting cesium chloride enabling titanium and rare metal production.
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Bernie Lake
Cesium
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Manitoba Hydro
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Cape Canaveral
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Armstrong
Mothers Day
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Mary McIntyre
Ruth Dobbin
Fiola Davidson
Barry Pratt
Brian Finlay
Denis Fitzsimmons
H. Olson
B. Bans
J. Hawton
Don Thompson
Jo Kingston
Helen Tomlinson
Simone Kirkham
Barbara Jones
Ruth Brett
Walter
Litvinsky
Terry
Fitzsimmons
Cliff Cameron
Rev. Banks
Don Banham
Michael Allen
Betty Jewel Canning
Winnipeg
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T. A. Lonergan
St. Boniface
J. E. Wilson
Canada
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Inglis
Jacqueline Hogue
Heather Dike Wojna
Transcona
Mary Driedger
Austin
Denise Orr
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Gloria Bond
Gimli
Margaret Wilcott
Great Falls
Pat McWilliams
Lynette Olt
Linda Thompson
R.L. ‘Lister
University of Soronto
John Mills
Dorothy McGuire
James MacArthur
Janet Munro
Technicolor
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Tom''Bell
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