Community News from Lac du Bonnet and Surrounds
Local notes cover August events and visits. Mr. and Mrs HL Guttman of Grandview visited the Fetterlys. Leslie Charles wedding held August 2 at St Johns Anglican with reception at Lagsdin’s hall. Connie Mazur of White Rock visited two weeks. A stag and shower honored Carl Dobruski and wife married in Mexico. Golfers played Pine Falls and Falcon Lake events. 4-H rally at Beausejour featured prizes and parade honors. Various residents listed for hospital, travel, and family milestones. Wheat delivery at United Grain Growers weighed 63¼ pounds per bushel. Dan Holyk of Brightstone owned wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Charles
St. John’s Anglican Church
L. C. Fryer
W. C. Hardy
Lagsdin‘'s Hall
Emorial
Carl Dobruski
Mexico
Lac du Bonnet 4-H Club
Beausejour
Margaret Fryer
Donna Marion
Hanneka Terra
Sylvia Klassen
United Grain Growers Elevator
Dan Holyk
Brightstone
Honey for sale prompt listing at eighteen cents a pound
A brief classified style notice advertises honey for sale at 18 cents per pound with a concise offer in a local market.
Bissett holiday campers and local sports update
Artie Quesnel spent a week with his parents and brothers. the family visited Beresford Lake for a ten day camping trip. The local ball team finally defeated Hole River 13 to 9 in the last game. Eddie Boulette is home after surgery at the Children's Hospital and is greatly improved. Mrs Lemard welcomed a daughter at Pine Falls Hospital. Mrs Colin Smith and granddaughters Arlene and Catherine visited Pine Falls and Fort Alexander districts. Hot weather drew many to local beaches and residents hope for better roads. Alice Swain of Lac du Bonnet visited locally and is working there. Ernest McPherson and family, nee Jackie Kirton, spent holidays with friends and relatives. Phil and others visited at the Wood home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Quesnel of
Bissett
Beresford Lake
Anglican church takes shape in high peaked low beam style
Lip and family visit and birthday greetings roll through as Mrs. Little and children plan two weeks here. Elea nor Howard birthday surprise. John Norrandon turns August 9. Anglican church construction progresses with distinctive architecture. Mrs. Arthur Quesnel and Terry in Winnipeg. Terry’s August 4 birthday noted. Winnipeg visit by Brandon relatives. Pauline Kennedy stays with Aunt G Clarke in Bissett for two weeks. H Kolakowski holidaying with friends and relatives. Dye Snyder and Mrs. Newman guests from California. Continued on Page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Quesnel
Terry
Winnipeg
Dye Snyder
Mrs. Newman
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lac
Lavoie
Pan Tall Timber Lodge
Lac du Bonnet Chamber Commerce
HL Guttman
Grandview
R. Fetterly
Connie Mazur
White Rock
B.C
Pine Falls
Falcon Lake
Pine Don Stupack
Andrea Langridge
Visi
Jack Wallwork, Ton
Eddie Johnson
Trans Air Ltd
Carl Markusson
Riverland
Ronnie
H. W. Beaumont
Winnipeg General Hospital
Draumont
Mrs. R. McIntosh
Bernard Bjornson
St. Boniface Hospital
Laurie Bjornson
Bjornson
Mary Hatchowski
Mr. Little
Diane Petrus
Jim Petrus
Bruce McMillan
Oakville, Ont
Alice Lofstrom
Bud Bjorson
Arctic
Farrell LeVasseur
Ottawa
Paul Strimbicki
St. Antony's Ukrainian Church
Lac du Bonet Collegiate
Joan Mansbridge
Calgary
Mrs. Green
Kenora
Rev
Mrs
Morris Green
Stan Miles
Joe Augustine
Augustines
Terra Auto Body Works
Man
A. Witte
Lac DU Bonnet
Steve
Sydorko
Decorators
Res
Lac du Bonnet Memorial Centre
E. Malyk
Manitoba
Alcohol Education
Department of Education
Hole River
Eddie Boulette
Children’s Hospital
Lemard
Colin Smith
Arlene
Catherine
Fort Alexander
Alice Swain
Ernest McPherson
Jackie Kirton
Alex Wood
Phil
Lip
Gerry Little
Mrs. Little
Eleanor Howard
John Norrandon
Pauline Kennedy
G. Clarke
Mrs. H. Kolakowski
Mrs. T. Petersen
Cure’s. Trucking Service
Goodway
Hilroy
Ambrose Pharmacy
Chevrolet
Lavoie Motors Ltd
General Motors
CHEVY
Gott
Melnick's
Whitemouth
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