Lac du Bonnet Busy Bees 4-H Hold January Meeting
Lac du Bonnet 4 H Club met January 25 with all members present and reciting the pledge. Minutes and roll were read and Achievement Day set for April 14. A $25 extension award was received and another $25 was proposed for the Manitoba 4 H Club Council. Demonstrations included The Well Groomed Girl, Pretty but Practical, Parliamentary Procedure, Straight for Sewing and The Professional Book. Home economist Stuart to attend next meeting February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Busy Bees
Peta
Extension Service
Manitoba
4-H Club Council
Sandr, Kabaluk
Yvonne Henry
Evelyne Zaleski
Marilyn Marek
Ellen Soroka
Mariene Steeves
Ruth Marion
Judy Chermeshnok
Gwen Griffith
Donna Marion
Irene Mathews
Joan Campbell
Misc Stuart
Home Economist
River Hills Residents Send Greetings and Notices
River Hills residents share birthdays, anniversaries, and condolences while travels and gatherings reflect the close community. Fred and Lorne Henschel return from California and Edmonton visits, with birthdays for Denny Pommer Mark Corbet Lite Renny Marke Arthur Beesem Terry Kuhn and a birth announced for Sandra Lynn Shewfelt. A football match sees Lonely Dale defeat River Hills 2 1, and healing wishes go to several neighbors in hospital.
Behind the Headlines Hidden at the Breakfast Table
A wry domestic line notes that many headlines miss the real story at home where a wife may know the truth about her husband. The quip hints at how daily life reveals private conflicts that the public eye overlooks.
Seven Sisters and Great Falls Hockey Recap in Great Falls
In a lively Great Falls arena game Seven Sisters juniors won 3-2 with Earle King Arnold Hanke and Bruce Tittlemier scoring for Seven Sisters and Jack Bracken Dave Gittins replying for Great Falls. A seniors clash saw Seven Sisters triumph 4-2 led by the King brothers Art and Keith and Melvin Hanke in goal as Great Falls captain Rich Gittins left early with a head cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Sisters
Great Falls
Earle King
Arnold Hanke
Bruce Tittlemier
Jack Bracken
Dave Gittins
King Brothers
Art
Keith
Melvin Hanke
Allan
Lloyd Pommer
Rich Gittins
Dick Kropp
Brian Oakes
Don Muncer
Eddie Smith
Larry Metzler
David Gittins
Fred Kalinowsky
PTH 59N Extension Tenders Opened in January 1961
The report lists highway tenders for the PTH 59N extension and related works. It details bids for a timber and concrete bridge over the Fairford river on Indian reserve No 50, drainage and embankment along 8.2 miles to PTH 12, and a bridge over the Brokenhead river in St Clements RM, noting contractors and bid ranges. Also mentions regional improvements to beach resorts and direct service to Pine Falls Manigatogan region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Manigatogan
Fairford River
Indian Reserve No
Macaw & Macdonald Company Ltd
Brokenhead River
Brokenhead Indian Reserve No. 4
R.M
St. Clements
Penner’s Construction Ltd
William Oneschuk
Sub-Division Residents Favor Joining Town for Growth
A meeting of 65 to 70 residents heard economic points on developing the sub-division with separate facilities versus joining the town. Consensus favored amalgamation to share costs for a sewage lagoon and local improvements, with a petition committee formed to pursue procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrance
Reeve Olensky
Reeve Olen- Eke
S. Kot
Freund
R. McIntosh
B. Griffith
Nicoll
R. Freund
Bissett Hockey Week Highlights Local Action
Community notes cover social visits and church activities in Bissett. C. Rousseau serves with the RCAF civil service in Portage la Prairie. Hockey Week events include Tom Thumbs becoming champions at Pine Falls and a 15 3 win over Hecla with senior club dances following. Local families send greetings, attend funerals in Winnipeg, and celebrate a new baby at Bissett hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Rousseau
Portage la Prairie
Civil Service
RCAF
Bissett
Tom Thumbs
Bantam B
Pine Falls
Bissett Bantam B
Canada
Steeve Barton
Bissett’s
Tom Knox
George Robinson
Mr. Knox
Mr. J. Hay
Mr. Robinson
R. Griffiths
Hecla
Jim Anderson
Jim Muir
Bud McIvor
J. Lear
Clearing the Decks in a Sick Room
A sick room should be cleared of all nonessential furniture while keeping only essentials. Dust collecting rugs and ornaments harbor germs. waste material must be collected in large paper bags and destroyed promptly. A large paper bag attached to the bed serves as a receptacle for used tissues, which can be closed and destroyed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
River Hills
By Lena Lips and
Marie Buttner
Mrs
Fred Henschell
California
Denny Pommer
Alfred Teide
Lawrence Zink
Toron
Alfred
Mark Corbet
Lite Renny Marke
Lorne Henschel
Edmonton
Alberta
Maria
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mrs. L. Lips
Dryden, Ontario
Mrs. Lips
Lonely Dale
Arthur E. Beesem
Terry Kuhn
Eddie Kretchmer
Ernie Klapprat
British Columbia
A. Kuhn
A. Kuhn Jr
Winnipeg
Joe Pachnowski
Linda
Cathy
Vita
L. Hinz
Ding
Lizzie
Cathy Honke
Sponsored By
Beausejour Curling Club
R. A. Hayes
Bray Salon
Renshaw Funeral Home
More
Anderson Hall
Evelyn Harpin
Joan Morgan
Jim LeRoye
Ron Ryckman
Virginia Clark
Joyce Reykman
Bob Oakes
Bud Johnston
Margarete Johnston
Marge Johnston
Oakes
Crafty
Joe Sparman
Joe
Johnny Gaddoes
Winnipeg Electric Co
Man
Hydro Board
Billi Hebert
Rose Krampetz
Marlene Krampetz
Gaddoes
Jack Kearns
Tony Armstrong-Jones
Marie Fraser
Ey Colt Das
LM. Bowyer
Ipting
Haryluk
Mrs. F. Smith
Bill Clarke
Mrs. Wise of
Mike Petrus
Alphonse Lemard
Mr. Te
Anne
James Simpson
Halldurbogson
I Hecla
United Church
C.g.lt
Crusader
Georgetta Moore
Cathy du Val
Hockey News
W. Rousseau
N. Campbell
Bissett Tom Thumbs
Manigotogan
H. Bell
K. Allen
Bobbins
B. Allen
B. Lespiece
Bud Mc
Hape
Cole
Springfield
Jones
Manitoba Committee
Alcohol Education Department of Education
Legislative Building
Whitehall
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