Organizations in Lac du Bonnet United by Need and Time
In Lac du Bonnet with about 1000 residents many groups thrive Lions Legion Brownies Guides Beavers Scouts Hockey Figure Skating Arena Board and more. The piece urges families to participate, volunteer, listen to their youth, and contribute time to community organizations amid inflation and busy lives.
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Lac du Bonnet
Lions
Legion
Brownies
Guides
Beavers
Arena Board
Arena Kitchen
Ladies Health Auxiliary
Home & School
Special Christmas Pageant by St Georges Choir
A Christmas pageant by the children and Choir of St. Georges Anglican Church Transcona will be held Sunday December 14 at 3:00 p.m. in St. Alexander Roman Catholic Church Fort Alexander. The pageant has a history in Winnipeg and the United States with beautiful music and brilliant costumes.
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St. Georges’ Anglican Church
Transcona
St. Alexander Roman
Winnipeg
United States
Lac du Bonnet Christmas Concert Featured By Dancers
Lac du Bonnet invites the community to a December 13 concert at 8:00 p.m. in the Senior School gym. Local groups will perform singing, dancing, music, plays, and Christmas messages with guest dancers from the Pinawa School of Ballet directed by Mrs Yvonne Oldaker. Santa will visit. proceeds fund Grade XI students' eastern Canada trip.
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Lac du Bonnet
Pinawa School of Ballet
Yvonne Oldaker
Canada
Christmas Hamper Committee Forms In Lac du Bonnet
Letters sent by Public Health Nurse and Social Worker spark a district effort to unite groups for Christmas hampers. The Lac du Bonnet and District Christmas Hamper Committee formed on Oct 30, with Lions Club Legion Ladies Auxiliary Women’s Institute of Great Falls Rebekah Ladies Anglican Church Women Pointe du Bois and Health Centre Ladies Auxiliary. Central packing station planned for December 22 23 with donations sought from business community.
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Lac du Bonnet and District
Lions Club
Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Women’s Institute of Great
Cata logist predicts infection similar to last year
Forestry researchers monitor caterpillar eggs through winter and spring as municipality plans chemical spraying. Provincial policy absent for 1976, Dr. Smith expects similar impact. spraying cost covered by province with no permit required for landowners to spray, neighbors urged to coordinate, Mr. Jackson has signatures of participating owners.
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Smith
Jackson