Pine Falls 3 Golf Club Reports A Strong Year
Pine Falls Golf Club reviewed a strong year at a semi annual meeting in Pine Falls on Monday November 27. Revenue rose with membership climbing to 4693 75 of 9579 75 total. Green fees also increased to 1988 00 as seven tournaments were held. The new 1962 season will see fee changes for members except seniors and a liquor licence discussion will proceed.
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Pine Falls
J. D. Salloum
D. A. Ber
Jack Inkster
Margaret Ford
A. Krueger
Joe Reichart
C. F Ned Ahrensback
Art Brown
W. Sutton
Fred McFadden
Lear
W. H .P Wooley
Pine Falls Golf Club
Grand Marais Community Notes and Local News
Louise Spreen Kowalchuk family to visit from Petawa Ont soon returning to former home of Martin Spreen. Leon Sieradzki back from Beausejour Hospital after icy crash with broken collarbone and minor injuries. Local moves include Archie Rach, Geo Richardson and Tom Wonnacott. Social Club hosts hamper raffle and social. Mothers’ tea funds Children’s Xmas Tree Fund. Bill Kowalchuk starts sales job. Xmas exams underway. upcoming Xmas Tree program promised.
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Bill Kowalchuk
Martin H. Spreen
Harry Reckseicier
Manitoba Hydro
Chippendale
Lac du Bonnet W A. Brown Repeats Presidency Fifth Year
Mrs A W Brown was reelected president of the St John’s Anglican W A Lac du Bonnet for the fifth year at the annual meeting held December 4 in the parish hall. The only new addition to the executive was second honorary president Mrs J Sparman, who joined last June. Other officers include 1st vice president Mrs E Lavoie 2nd vice president Mrs R Enright secretary Mrs K Long treasurer Mrs W Hardy educational secretary Mrs W Hammerstedt dorcas secretary Mrs A King Little Helpers secretary Mrs E Mc Leod social service Mrs G Ambrose prayer partner Mrs D Crook social convener Mrs R Enright and Mrs J Winberg Thankoffering Mrs Arvid Dancut birthday calendar and living messages Mrs E Lavoie J A leader Mrs E Rousseau. The Sunday School plans White Gift Sunday December 17 with gifts of toys or used clothing and donations to Christmas hampers via Ambrose Pharmacy. The 1961 executive reported a prosperous year with a bank balance over $400 at end November. Rev L C Fryer presided at installations and praised the group’s social service work. Lunch followed served by Mesdames A Ning O Rogers and J Sparman.
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A. W. Brown
St. John’s
W.A
Lac du Bonnet
J. Sparman
Lfte
L. Fryer
E. Lavoie
R. Enright
K. Long
W Hardy
W. Hammerstedt
Dorcas
A. King
Little Helpers
E. McLeod
G. Ambrose
D. Crook
J. Winberg
Arvid Dancut
W. Schenk
E. Rousseau
E. Semple
Ambrose Pharmacy
L. C. Fryer
Mesqdames A. Ning
O. Rogers
Obituary of Helge Anderson Winnipeg Miner 61
Funeral service held Saturday December 2 at Spruce Funeral Chapels Winnipeg for Helge Anderson 61 who died November 29 at Winnipeg General Hospital. Interment Brookside Cemetery. Born in Sweden he came to Canada in 1902 and worked the San Antonio Gold Mine at Bissett for 20 years. Survived by widow Hilda two sons Willard and Wesley daughter Marilyn four brothers Ernest Hilding Alof Canute and sister Mrs Charlotte Plan.
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Spruce
Winnipeg
Helge Anderson
Winnipeg General Hospital
Brookside
Mr. Anderson
Sweden
Canada
San Antonio
Bissett
Hilda
Willard
Wesley
Marilyn
Ernest
Hilding
Alof
Canute
Charlotte Plan
Manitoba Hydro Employees Earn Safety Certificates
Fifteen Manitoba Hydro workers from Great Falls Pine Falls and McArthur Falls Power Plants received safety certificates and pen and pencil sets for ten years with no lost time accidents. The group included Glenes John Veats Stuart Clark Jim Gibson William Warren Frank Ryan Allister Ross Clark McLennan Axel Erickson George Sinnock Sr Oscar Wilde Edward Johnston Walter Kristofferson Garret Vancouver. The presentation occurred at the Great Falls Curling Club on Wednesday November 20. General Superintendent Fred Arseneault led the acknowledgments and plant supervisors presented the awards including Jim Taylor George Ortwein R. E. Parsey Stan Gittins Henry Petersen and Steve Melnick. Garret Vancouver and Robert Oakes received special safe driving honors for ten years driving a Manitoba vehicle without an accident.
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Manitoba Hydro
Great Falls Pine Falls
McArthur Falls
Newyiegest
Glenes
John Veats
Stuart Clark
Jim Gibson
William Warren
Frank Ryan
Allister Ross
Clark McLennan
Axel Erickson
George Sinnock
Oscar Wilde
Edward Johnston
Walter Kristofferson
Garret Vancouver
Great Falls
Curling Club
Fred Arseneault
Super
Jim Taylor
George Ortwein
R. E. Parsey
Stan Gittins
Henry Petersen
R. Parsey
Steve Melnick
Pine Falls
Manitoba
Robert Oakes
Whitemouth United Church Women elect officers
Mrs M Hay was re elected president of the Ross United Church Women's Auxiliary at Whitemouth at their annual meeting held November 16 at Mrs Stanley Penner home. Other officers elected include Mrs D M Wardrop vice president Mrs W Hutchinson secretary Mrs Felix Carlson treasurer Mrs S Balany Mrs Charlie Anderson visiting sick committee Mrs Fred Cousins and Mrs Harold Norman Buss publicity and Cousins work committee Mrs S Penner membership.
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M. Hay
Ross United Church Women's Auxiliary
Whitemouth
Stanley Penner
D. M. Wardrop
W. Hutchinson
Felix Carlson
S. Balany
Charlie Anderson
Fred Cousins
Harold Norman Buss
Cousins
S. Penner
Quiet Wedding at Harstone United Church Winnipeg
Patricia Harriet Clarke and James Arthur Anderson wed at Harstone United Church in Winnipeg on Saturday November 18. Patricia is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Clarke of Manigotogan and James is son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson of Bissett. Bride wore brown wool suit with white accessories and carried talisman roses. Best man was Arthur Meade and maid of honor Miss Sheila Clarke. About 50 guests attended a reception at the bride’s sister’s home, Mr. and Mrs. Mongrail. The couple will reside in Bissett.
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Harstone United Church
Winnipeg
Patricia Harriet
Stanford Clarke
Manigotogan
James Arthur
Harry Anderson
Bissett
Sheila Clarke
Arthur Meade
Seven Sisters Woman Heads Abroad for France Mission
Mrs Harriet Martin of Seven Sisters departed for Duluth on Saturday and will fly to France to join her husband in the U S Air Force. She stayed with Mr and Mrs R Picard while preparations for the trip were made. Mrs Leda Kondra tuk of Otter Falls cared for Cathy and Marty in Winnipeg as Mr and Mrs G Henschell enjoyed a few days there. A Silver Tea is planned for Thursday December 7 to support the boys hockey team with Miss Sylvia Boulie from Beausejour attending to show films.
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Harriet Martin
Duluth
France
U.S. Airforce
Harriet
R. Picard
Sylvia Boulie
Beausejour
Progress on 1400 GM Oshawa car units on assembly lines
At General Motors of Canada in Oshawa workers report about 1,400 passenger car units are in progressive stages of manufacture across the Oshawa assembly lines. This snapshot highlights ongoing production activity and the scale of the plant’s output.
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General Motors of Canada
Oshawa
Renewal notice for Springfield Leader subscriptions
Subscription renewal form instructs readers to check due dates printed as day month year on address copy. It details prices 3.00 domestic 4.00 outside Canada one year, 5.00 two years 6.00 outside Canada, asks for name and address, emphasizes Audit Bureau of Circulations rules, and requests clipping the address label with payment and arrival timing notes.
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Canada
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Springfield
Kalinowsky Reappointed Hockey Manager for Power Kings
The Great Falls Hockey Club reelects F Kalinowsky as manager at the annual meeting held November 29 in the Curling Club rooms. Denis Ryan becomes secretary-treasurer and Verne Piech as coach. The club plans about 25 games this winter and reports a 260 deficit despite new gear. The executive backs a banquet and raffle to raise funds as skating rink work nears completion. Prospective players of juvenile or intermediate age are asked to report to Kalinowsky or Piech.
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Great Falls Hockey Club
Curling Club
F. Kalinowsky
Power Kings
Denis Ryan
Verne Piech
Financial Red
Fred Kalinowsky
Bombers Win Tough Battle For Grey Cup
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers clinched the Grey Cup after a grueling 80 minutes against the Hamilton Tiger Cats. A late 17 yard touchdown by Kenny Pleon sealed overtime victory as both teams delivered bruising, effortful football with standout moments like the Falony pass. Congratulations to the champions for a hard fought game.
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Toronto
Hamilton Tiger Cats
Bombers
Hamilton
Falony
Kenny Pleon
Canada
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Pine Falls 3
Bowyer
Mrs. Bowyer
Harry Boulette Camp
Matt Phillips
George Townend
James Anderson
Patsy Clark
G. Robinson
Patsy
Townend
Mesdames Douglas, Fults
Lang
Home and School Association
F. Duval
S. Graham
J. Simpers
Dunham
Duval
D. L. Hennessy
Hay
Anderson
Mrs. W. Kowalchuk
Jos. Kennedy
Louise Spreen
Petawawa
Ont
Louise
Leon Sieradzki
Beausejour Hospital
Leon
No. 12 Highway
Archie Rach
E. Mallard
Archie
Reckseidler’s Store
Geo. Richardson
Tom Wonnacott
Archie Chambers and
Latour
Billie Thomas
Atikokan, Ont
Mrs. Eden
Earl Bourne
Dominion Curling Association
E. T. Simmons
Scotch Whisky Association
Sieden
Scotland
United States
Hee Gervais
A. Brown
Httemouth
United Church W.A
Anderson . Clarke
Rosemary and
Pat
3Rd Street
Man
Ploen
Schenley Awards
Bernie Faloney
Tony Pajaczkowski
Faloney
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Pajaczkowski
Calgary Stampeders
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