Municipal Council Hears Nineteen Delegations
The Rural Municipality of Lac du Bonnet met on August 7 with Reeve H Olensky and council members Fri- day hearing nineteen delegations. They sought gravel, drainage, road work, culverts, and campground licenses. Council approved multiple grading and gravelling projects, asked for provincial and water control support, and authorized trailer camp operators to collect licenses.
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Lac du Bonnet
H. Olensky
J. Mazur
E. Sikora
J. Grewinski
W R. Beliuk
C. L. Cherrey
Arlington Sports Club
Catfish Creek
Stanley Penner
Irene Dyck
Emil Stadneak
Sohn Arseniuk
John Andrelunas
John Fostyre
Alex Yarmolovitch
Ripat
Paul Riverage
Nick Rogocki
Adrien Lussier
J. P. Molinski
Tony Spilowey
Peter Romanow
Mike Roman
Dan Holyk
Mike Zawisilak
Water Control and Conservation Branch
Wendigo
Arlington Sport Club
Dept. of Public Works
Manitoba
James Albert Smith
Lac
Drainage Maintenance Board
Province of Manitoba
Dept. of Agriculture & Conservation, Water Control & Conservation Branch
M.O
Water Control & Conservation Branch
Mobile Homes Need Special Tire Care
A $10 000 mobile home relies on tiny tires requiring special care. Canadian Highway Safety Council warns tires carry heavy loads, heat up with more RPMs, and need correct pressure daily even when stationary. Check when cool and avoid hot readings. store wheels cool and dry for longevity.
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Canadian Highway Safety Council
The
Rubber Association of Canada
Pauline Alarie in Powerview Receives Get Well Wishes
Powerview notes extend speedy recovery to Pauline Alarie daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Alarie currently at General hospital ward E room 11 after spine surgery with an anticipated month more stay Visitors and cards welcomed Also extending wishes to Mr Romain Berthelotte and Brenda Tarry The Watsons away in Saskatchewan visiting relatives. dog accident saddened children New homes underway for Cheverfils Lavoie Pacak upcoming moves and a August 6 Cedar chest shower honored June Dupont fiancee of Hugh Shiels at Powerview parish hall
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Pauline Alarie
Paul Alarie
General Hospital
Pauline
Frank Watson
Frank
Saskatchewan
June Dupont
Hugh Shiels
Powerview
Victoria Beach and Traverse Bay News by Mildred Hampton
A storm toppled trees on cottage roofs and gardens while residents note a rainy season yet berries abound. Mr and Mrs Erroll Smith and their son Don Erroll visited Mrs Smiths parents the Linklators for the weekend. Epilogue: Kroken and Clark families visited Grand Rapids and Edmontons Lesare family will stay with Turcotte parents. Helgren and crew returned from Big Georges after a successful fishing season.
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Traverse Bay
Mildred Hampton
Haif
Erroll Smith
Don Erroll
Grand Rapids
Gloria Lesare
Leverne
Edmonton
E. Turcotte
Thor Helgren
Big Georges
Teachers Will Study Professional Leadership at Manitoba Seminar
Mrs A Puddicombe of Lac du Bonnet will represent the Agassiz Division Association of The Manitoba Teachers Society at a leadership seminar in Clear Lake Manitoba from August 19 to 24. About 50 teachers from across the province will attend. Guest consultants are Mr Don Graham and Mr Vern Scott of Forest Hill Schools, Toronto. The seminar emphasizes professionalism and teacher participation in professional activities.
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A. Puddicombe
Lac du Bonnet
Agassiz
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Society
Clear Lake Manitoba
Don Graham
Vern Scott
Forest Hill
Toronto
Rain and Rain Soaks Local Harvest and Holidays
The region endures heavy rain this month hindering hay making while farmers hope for better harvest weather. Among local news, Julie and Gerald Kowalyk of Sault Ste. Marie spend summer holidays at the Kowalyk farm with grandparents A. Kowalyk. Others visit relatives, wish speedy recoveries, and seasonal travel notes include a McLaughlin Buick auto stoplight debut in 1921.
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Julie
Gerald Kowalyk
Sault Ste. Marie
Mrs. A. Kowalyk
International Experts Meet Under Healths Flag At WHO Assembly
Three top world health officials pose under the World Health Organization flag during the 15th World Health Assembly in Geneva. They stand with Dr Basil D.B. Layton of Canada, Assembly President Dr Sergei V. Kurashov of the USSR, and Dr Luther L. Terry of the United States. Delegates map a $30 million budget for 1963 to fund over 800 public health projects and malaria campaigns, focusing on cancer, cardiovascular disease, immunology, and eradication of cholera, smallpox, leprosy, tuberculosis, and yaws. The Americas regional office is the Pan American Sanitary Bureau in Washington, D.C.
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World Health Organization
Geneva
Switzerland
World Health Assembly
Basil D.B. Layton
Canada
Department of National Health and Welfare
Assembly
Sergei V. Kurashov
Ussr
Luther L. Terry
U.S
United Nations
Aesculapius
WHO
Americas
Pan American Sanitary Bureau
Washington. D.G
Never Too Old To Pick Blueberries
An 84 year old River Hills resident and former local figure Mrs. George Bushby spent time with her daughter Mrs. Lorne Henschell in River Hills and went blueberry picking. She remarked that the effort was lighter than much of her past work life.
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River Hills
George Bushby
Winnipeg
Lorne Henschell
Great Falls News Roundup From STAN GITTINS
Great Falls Water Ski Club held a raffle on the beach with Delores LeRoy winning first prize cashing in on the fishing rod and reel. Patsy Bracken, Denny Ryan, and Kris Barness won camping blanket, TV hostess set, and manicure set respectively. The local ball club exited league title hopes as Powerview Leavers claimed the Northern Division crown in a five game final.
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Great Falls
Delores LeRoy
Patsy Bracken
Denny Ryan
T.V
Kris Barness
Lac du Bonnet
John Veats
Powerview
Bill Boyer
Pine Falls
Springfield Leader Renewal Notice and Rates
Subscription renewal form advises checking due dates from address numerals and mailing remittance. Rates: $3.00 one year within region, $4.00 outside Canada, $5.00 two years, $6.00 outside Canada. New subscribers use the form to enroll for one year at the Springfield Leader.
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Canada
Springfield
Pine Falls Horticultural Show Set for Thursday
The annual Pine Falls Horticultural Show nears with displays planned in the arena on Wednesday August 15 from 6 to 9 30 p m The judges will place entries Thursday morning and the public viewing runs 7 30 to 9 30 p m A Hood s Nurseries display from Selkirk Manitoba adds interest along with special grouping of vegetables and flower arrangements Weather has been ideal for gardens this year boosting entry quality over last year s dry summer.
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Pine Falls
Hood’s Nurseries
Selkirk
Manitoba
Whitemouth and Winnipeg Personal Notes Parade News
Whitemouth residents Mrs. C Ritchy and Mrs. J Swindell were hospital patients recently with best wishes for recovery. Mrs. S Stevens, Art Stevens mother, is seriously ill in Vancouver. Lloyd Malkoske and bride’s August 4 wedding noted. Al Blaney improving at Misericordia Hospital. visitors include Mrs Blaney and the Wm McLeans. Thanks to Dr J Sloan MP for kindness during Winnipeg hospital confinement. Winnipeg visit by Mr and Mrs Wm Wilson. Anglican church tea and rummage sale August 18 at Municipal Hall. Mr and Mrs D A Huett spent time with relatives in Holland. Dr and Mrs Kuzzy returned to Westminster California after vacation with Myra’s parents. John Molinski and Lorne Molinski attended a wrestling match in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Bill Toews visited Lenore’s parents, Felix Carlson. 4-H Foods club participated in Beausejour’s fiftieth anniversary parade led by Mrs L Pommer and Mrs Nelson. Continued on Page 8.
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4-H Foods Club
Beausejour
L. Pommer
Nelson
Dangerous Inner Tube Warns of Sudden Deflation Risk
The Canadian Highway Safety Council warns that old inner tubes pose a serious drowning risk for children and non swimmers. Deteriorated rubber, slow leaks, defective valves, and suit fasteners can cause sudden deflation especially in deep water. Supervisors should ensure use of approved life preservers or floats at all times.
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Canadian Highway Safety Council
Rubber Association of Canada
Fan Belts Can Kill Spare Belts Save Motoring
Canadian motorists encounter stranded cars due to broken fan belts as belts govern cooling and electrical systems. The Rubber Association notes some cars have up to five belts and emphasizes proper tension. Carry a spare belt to save time and money. belts cost around $2.50 for a typical car.
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Canada
Canadian Highway Safety Council
Rubber Association of Canada
Council
Association
Oshawa McLaughlin-Buick Era Marks GM Plant Origins
The first Oshawa built car, a McLaughlin Buick, rolled out in 1908 marking the plant as GM’s long producing hub. Since then, over 4.2 million cars and trucks have been manufactured at the facility by General Motors.
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General Motors
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Romain Berthelette
Brenda Tarry
al. Podaima
Albert Cheverfils
Emil Lavoie
Stanley Pacak
Victoria Beach
Mary Smerechynski
Mrs. P. Yarmill and
Andrew Kuchar
Hamilton
S. Kuchar
Mrs. Paul Proceviat and Family
St. Paul
Minnesota
W. Niniverta
A. Koralewicz
Whitemouth Hospital
Marlene Kurian
McLaughlin-Buick
World Health
Stan Gittins
Pine Falls General Hospital
Jim Taylor
David Jacques
Old Great Falls
Stan
Dobra
Red Cross
Gordon Kerr
Kerr
Delores, LeRoy
Dagney Bleakney
Donna Altstadt
Anna Griffieon
Jill Rowe
Bryan Bernard
Barrie Baker
Valerie Bernard
Patsy Berthelette
Judy Jansson
Corry Griffieon
Claude Lemire
Billy Sutherland
Betty Braken
Rachel Bruneau
Herman Griffieon
Robby Griffieon
Richard Jansson
Leona Lemire
3Rd Street
Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Whitemouth
V. Erskine
C Ritchy
Rennie
J. Swindell
S. Stevens
Art Stevens
Vancouver
Lloyd Malkoske
al Blaney
Misericordia Hospital
Blaney
Wm. McLean
Dr. J. Slogan
M.P
Wm. Wilson
Anglican Church
D. A. Huett
Holland
John Molinski
Lorne Molinski
Bill Toews
Lenore
Felix Carlson
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