Finals Closely Contested As Curlers Battle For Trophies
Joe Sperme, Glen Butchart and teams fought tight finals with Sperman and Butchart trading ends in a close Springfield Leader Trophy clash. Carl Petterson of Great Falls won the Turner Trophy with a 20 point total. Earle Manson edged Jim Sherle 7 6 for Beaver Lumber Trophy. Enright’s squad lost 11 10 in a see-saw for last prize as upsets marked the spiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sperme
Gien Butchart
Carl Petterson
Great Falls
Glen
Glen Buteheade
Mike Smith
Don Stu
Bijl Kartushyn
Sparm Bob Nicol
A. Hingen
Eddie Beaudette
Butchart
Sparman
Sparmen Mee Ora
Parman
Othe Smith
Earle Manson
A. Kreuger
A. Albertson
Jack
Joe Smith
Inkster
Pine Falls
Jim Sherle
Lac du Bonnet
Andy Ulackis, Jr
Walter “Aiecki
Leo Fournier
Smet
Sherley
Manson
A. Johnson
Bill Sutherland
R. J. Oakes
McCullough
Whitemouth
R. Enright
M. Kabaluk
S. Peterson
O. Rogers
R Giesbrecht
1Uth
Petterson
Enright
D-le
Enrights
Right
Foukert
Joe
Espor
Laisse
Weselak
Beauscejour
Nespor
Teacher Attends Pensions Seminar in Winnipeg
Mr. W. A. Kachur of the Pensions Committee spoke at a Manitoba Teachers Society seminar in Winnipeg. The session reviewed improvements to the pension scheme, following Royal Commission calls for a complete overhaul and a yearlong actuarial study presented by the Manitoba Teachers Society committee and consultants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Kachur
Agassiz Division Association
Winnipeg
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Royal Commission On Education
Come To Church At Lutheran Church Of The Cross Lac Du Bonnet
The Rev Morris Green BA BD pastor invites public worship at Parke Avenue parsonage area with church contact via phone 351 for complete service details and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Morris Green
Parke Ave
Fragmentary list of Victoria Beach reachers names
A mangled OCR fragment lists only Victoria Beach names such as Royal Sar Sprine John Ate Breath and Ist Rex Lester, Ist John Ateah, 3rd Bert Trainor and others. The text is incomplete and contains several garbled entries and misplaced punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Beach
Royal ‘Sar 'Sprine
John ‘Ateah
Serine Repebtires
Rex 1A
Cc Lester
Stewart
John Ateah
Whiteres Lester
Bert Trainor
Omo
Pine Falls High School Choir Broadcast On CBW
Pine Falls Collegiate aired a half hour variety program on radio station CBW hosted by Bill Guest. The mixed school choir performed with soloists Bruce Manson and Dave Gittins, under Mrs. A Ross. Principal M Tataryn praised local students and the program will become a regular feature featuring high schools from across the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls Collegiate
CBW
Bill Guest
Bruce Manson
Pine Falls
Pine Falls High School
M. Tataryn
Merle Pasaluko
David Gittins
Sharon Brown
R. Linnebach
Red River Valley
Dave Gittins
A. Ross
Pine Fells
Local Anglican Churches Hold Annual Meeting
St. John's Anglican Church Lac du Bonnet reported a healthy year with receipts totaling 4370.90 and a 130 attending buffet after a business session. A. King presented the 1960 budget while A. Brown was named rector's warden. St. Mary's Pointe du Bois also reported growth and self support with increased parish activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bennet
Pointe du Bois
E.N. Charles B. A
St Mary's Church
Hamilton
Ontario
St. John’s. Anglican
Lac du Bonnet
A. King
St. Mary’s Church
T. Lamb
J. Harkness
Variety Concert Aids March of Dimes in Seven Sisters Hall
A January 29 fundraiser in Seven Sisters Hal featured a varied program for the March of Dimes. Performers included Patsy Trindall Diane Benitt Carol Howcroft Shirley Lipps Valerie Mroz Iona Kuhn Gloria Weltz Darlene Beeskau the Palmer twins Gordon Henschell and his Country Boys Kitty Wells A 1919 Canadian pioneer life play directed by A Sigurdson. Organized by Mrs H Leith and many helpers with H Leith as MC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Trindall
Diane Benitt
Carol Howcroft
Shirley Lipps
Valerie Mroz
River Hills
Iona Kuhn
Gloria Weltz
Darlene Beeskau
Irs Merke
Palmer Twins
Upper Seven Sisters
Gordon Henschell
Country Boys
King
Kristofferson
Everson
Emes
Hill
A. Sigurdson
4-H Club
Lutheran Ladies
H. Leith
Arseneault
Pine Falls Rink Takes Bissett Ladies Spiel
Pine Falls rink wins the Bissett ladies bonspiel with Edna Fortier, Donald Sharpe, and Sally Desilets leading Pine Falls. Ge Mariam io's rink places second with Dalis and Paulson teams, while Ellen Reid and Joyce Shannon earn third. A red ribbon goes to Esther Gillespie’s Bissett rink, and consolation honors go to Muriel Millar’s group. A United Church W A event at Community Hall Saturday drew visiting ladies participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Lake
Air
Agnes Fults Mehesd
Ing
Ellen Reid
Joyce Shannon
Heather Kirkwood
Edna Hood
Pine Falls
Pearl Vancouver
Myrtle Gardiner
Freda O'Conner
Freda Stewart
Fouth
Bissett
Esther Gillespie
Mary Newsham
Joan Fox
Marge Doyle
Muriel Bjornson
Anne Meadows
Frances Matinski
Irene McCracken
Muriel “Millar
Marculta McIvor
Maureen Chalmers
Ila Adolpf
Sarah Henrickson
Zelma Zimmerman
Marion Siddle
Evelyn Lang
United Church
W.A
School Division Executives Attend Workshop in Winnipeg
Mr A Shevchuk of Janon and Mr S Bahry of Beausejour attended a one day Winnipeg workshop on January 30. Sponsored by The Manitoba Teachers' Society the session began study of the Royal Commission on Education report for Division Associations. Topics covered teacher training curriculum examinations and school inspection. Panel chaired by Ross Donald led to discussion on consolidation of schools and the idea of a single large high school per division. Substantial debate arose over religious training and its place in the curriculum with critics claiming the home and church still provide religious instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shevchuk
Janon
S. Bahry
Beausejour
Agassiz Division Association No. 13
Winnipeg
The
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Royal Commission On Education
Ross Donald
Bro. Burns
St. Boniface
Miller
West Kildonan
Manitoba
McLintock
Free Press
J. Cochrane
Kelvin School
Commission
Memorial Centre Holds Annual Meeting in Lac du Bonnet
The Lac du Bonnet Memorial Centre reported a 1959 operating loss of 477.13 with a 446.92 bank balance. Director Butchart urged fund raising via three bingos, a Fun Fair, July 1 celebration, and a New Year’s dance to yield a small 1960 surplus. A motion to cut the executive from 20 to 10 failed 10 to 2. Board vacancies to be filled later. president and secretary to be named at February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet Memorial Centre
Memorial Hall
E. Mary
Butchart
Memorial Centre Board
Centre
Subscription Renewal Notice From The Leader
The notice explains date numerals on the address indicate the due date for renewal. It requests subscribers to mail remittance with the renewal form, specifying amounts of $3.00 for one year and $4.00 outside Canada, to The Leader on 3rd Street, Lac du Bonnet, Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
3Rd Street
Lac du Bonnet
Canada
Ard Street
Man
Agassiz School Division Plans Four New High Schools
The Agassiz School Division approves building four new high schools including a 16 room facility at Beausejour a three room school at Whitemouth and Lac du Bonnet and a four room school at Powerview with a five acre site donation from Whitemouth Town. The board cites high land costs for Lac du Bonnet at 1000 per acre and will pursue land at lower prices while reporting 34 teachers and total salaries 97484 transportation 22593 rental fees 23627 and text books 13216 for over 409 pupils across 16 schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agassiz
Lac du, Bonnet
Winter Ski Resort Opens At Falcon Lake Whiteshell Park
A new family friendly ski area opens eight miles from Falcon Lake townsite in Whiteshell Reserve. Minister Witney notes four slopes of 1000 feet with 146 feet vertical, plus a beginners slope and toboggan slide. A temporary shelter serves coffee and sandwiches as plans advance for a lounge with kitchen and rest facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcon Lake
Whiteshell
O H. C. Witney
Nines and Natural Resources
Witney
Franz V. Baier
Canadian National Park Service
Former Whitemouth Couple Attain 50th Anniversary
Fifty years of marriage celebrated Thursday by Mr. and Mrs. Jalmar O Johnson of Duncan, B C, formerly of Whitemouth Man. They were married in Winnipeg in 1910 after childhood acquaintance on adjoining farms. Born in Sweden and Norway, they moved to Canada in 1890 and 1897 respectively. They visited Duncan in 1944 to see daughter Mrs Alice Hermanson and later resided here for six years. Their five children live in Ontario and Manitoba, with two sons in Sioux Lookout and Winnipeg respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalmar
O. Johnson
Duncan, B. C
Whitemouth
Mr. Johnson
Sweden
Canada
Johnson
Norway
Whitemouth Man
Winnipeg
Johnsons
Duncan
Alice Hermanson
Hermanson
Elmer
Sioux Lookout
Ont
Murray du Guay
Fort ‘William
Fred DuBois
Raith Ont
Carl
Legion Auxiliary Officers Installed in Lac du Bonnet
The Lac du Bonnet Legion Ladies Auxiliary held its first meeting of the year on Tuesday January 19 in the Legion hall. Mrs R Waters installed the new executive and council, Mrs Bert Wood became president, and a $22872 bank balance was reported. A new member Mrs R Langridge was accepted and initiated. Mrs M Campbell announced plans for the March of Dimes and Mothers March on February 3. The group urged turning in saved labels for the coffee urn and the Ways and Means committee planned a quilt raffle for the April meeting. Luncheon followed hosted by Mesdames A Wood J Sparman and J Munsbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Legion Hall
R. Waters
Bert Wood
Ove
R. Langridge
Wood
M. Campbell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bruchart
Bob Nicoll
Smith
Nicoll
Payde
Beaver Lumber
Winnipeg Electric
Lutheran Church OF the Cross
ST. John's Anglican ‘Church
Straw, Ltd
ST. Mary's Church
Peinte Au Bois
A. Brown
E. Semple
L. Marshall
W. O. Straw
Diane Chapman
March of Dimes
Seven Sisters
Memorial Centre
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Try
Frank Koy
CNR
Snow Vallly
King's Daughters’ Hospital
Legion Auxiliary Officers
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