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Worona Bros Garage Gala Opens in Lac du Bonnet
Worona Brothers Ltd opened a new garage at First Street and MacArthur Avenue North Lac du Bonnet. The gala featured a showroom sales office parts department and space for nine cars. The event ran from morning till midnight with coffee doughnuts and music by the Tumbleweeds. Door prize winners included Loren Schinkel Mike Chikowski Louis Paul J. Lindgren Adeline Wasney and several others.
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Casmir
Tumbleweeds
Winnipeg
Loren Schinkel
Clock Radio
Mike Chikowski
Louis Paul
Snow Tires
J. Lindgren
Joan Stanko
Adeline Wasney
Steve Bryck
Veronica Bonekamp
W. S. Dorland
Seven Sisters
al Meisner
Whitemouth
Chartered Banks Need Freedom to Compete
G Arnold Hart, chairman of Bank of Montreal, warned at the 148th annual meeting that Canadian chartered banks require freedom to compete or the financial system could be weakened. He urged removing the 6 percent loan rate ceiling and expanding banks lending powers, while stressing not to undermine others in the financial sector.
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Teachers Attend Seminar on Education Finance
Alex Shevchuk of Whitemouth attended a Winnipeg seminar on education finance held by The Manitoba Teachers' Society. Ninety-five teachers from 48 division associations explored financing and administration problems while leaders urged reforms, better standards, and in-service training to solve rural shortages and improve education funding.
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Alex Shevchuk
Whitemouth
Agassiz Division
Winnipeg
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Albert W. Davie
Emerson L. Arnett
Manitoba
Local Man Injured on Bridge Site
Arthur Lehman 21 of Sieg's Corner suffered serious injuries after a bracket under him gave way on the St Vital bridge project on November 30. He fell 45 feet to Red River ice, landed on his feet with help from a midair somersault, and was rescued by crane due to weak ice. He sustained multiple leg fractures and a back injury. the bridge was slated to open December 4.
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Arthur Lehman
Sieg’s Corner
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Lehman
Red River
Victoria Hospital
Boy Scouts Shoot at Pine Falls Armories
Three teams from Pinawa Lac du Bonnet and Great Falls competed in a shooting event at the Pine Falls Armories on Saturday morning December 4 Dennis Thibeault Andy Harpin and Don Gréen accompanied the teams Marcel Le Mire Garry Oakes and Zennon Mendel la of Great Falls won first place with 84 points Lac du Bonnet scored 75 and Pinawa 70 Stan Gould of the Armories opened with a gun safety talk
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Lac du Bonnet
Great Falls
Pine Falls Armories
Dennis Thibeault
Andy Harpin
Don Gréen
Great Falls Community Club Chooses Officers by Acclamation
At the Great Falls Recreation Centre meeting on November 29, the club elected officers for 1965/66 by acclamation led by President John Bracken. A payroll deduction plan for dues was approved, and plans covered recreation, cinema, bowling, and the annual Christmas party with a concert and Santa.
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Great Falls
Marie Melnick
Jack Kearns
John Bracken
Pine Falls Charter Century Club Honors 25-Year Employees
The Pine Falls Manitoba Paper Company celebrated its 18th Annual Dinner of the Charter Century Club on December 5. Seven new members received clocks for 25 years of service including Clayton Farmer Robert Lavallee Omer St. Croix Bill Sharpe Laverne Taylor Bill Van Toever and Charlie Frederick. About 100 attendees at Manitou Lodge Hotel.
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Pine Falls
Charter Century Club
Clayton Farmer
Robert Lavallee
Omer St. Croix
Bill Sharpe
Laverne Taylor
Bill van Toever
Charlie Frederick
Woods Department
Manitou Lodge
W I Holds Xmas Party At Great Falls Institute
The Great Falls Women’s Institute held its December meeting at the Curling Rink and hosted a Christmas party with over forty members and friends. The group pledged annual support to a Lac du Bonnet Community Scholarship, and gifts for Selkirk Mental Hospital patients were included. Next meeting January 6 will discuss officers and running the club.
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Great Falls
Selkirk Mental Hospital
Great Falls Institute
Gods Lake Movie Sets TV Record
A promotional film about Gods Lake-Gods River country in northeastern Manitoba has the most U S television airings among Canadian travel films. The 13 minute Big Country Big Fish has 421 U S telecasts in seven years, with 65 color broadcasts, surpassing all other CT F library titles.
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Manitoba
Department of Industry and Commerce
U.S
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Quebec
New Brunswick
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