Lac du Bonnet Council Proposes 27500 Road Improvement Plan
Lac du Bonnet Rural Municipality council approves submitting 27500 in road work to the Department of Public Works for government grants. Items include grading and gravelling across multiple sections, plus bylaw readings on power for street lighting and zoning amends. Various assessments, property transfers, and staff appointments are noted along with 1958 budget bills and weed inspectors.
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Lacy O du Bonnet
Reev Ard
Eaeent
Department of Public Works
R. M
Brokenhead
Lac du Bonnet Village
Ces Ae Iarit
Ons Apis Ore Council
Walter Zarecki
Manitoba Power Commission
Lac du Bonnet
Lac du Bonnet Water Co-operative Ltd
Arthur Betker
C.P.R
WLTO
R.M
Michael Herda
Buchan
Manitoba
Farmer
Frank Siupak
Brightstone
John Klassen
Victor David Lac du Bonnet
Otto Voss
Mike E. Rogocki
William Fedun
Joseph Ancel
Gerald Okraine
E. Wojciechowski
Jos. Mazur
Ed. S. Sikora
J. Grewinski
W. R. Belluk
Armco Products
Harry Park
I. Winberg
S. Petersen
L. Sikora
Lavoie Motors
K. and S
Beaver - Lumber
MacLeod’s Ltd
Victor David
Wolf Bounties
Can. Consol
Mrs. Ingaldson
Pioneer Store
C. J. Carlson
Holiday Retreat
City of Winnipeg
G. F. Teare
Springfield Leader
Postmaster
Matlin. and Co
Lac du Bonnet Police Court News
Lac du Bonnet Provincial Police Court cases heard January 14 and 21 in the municipal hall. Magistrate Isaac Rice presided with A Sarchuk for the Crown. Several defendants faced charges including forgery theft and breaking and entering. Sentences ranged from fines to suspended terms and brief jail time in Headingly Gaol.
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Lac du Bonnet
Isaac Rice
Alexander Sarchuk
Department of Attorney-General
Jock McKay
Headingly
Joseph Bright
Hill 60
Bright
Winnipeg
Rice
Peter Sanderson
Clifford Sanderson
Edward Ralph Thomas
Manigotogan
Man
Stan Lazar
Manitoba
Gordon Orvis
Great Falls
Weekly Newspapers Protest Against Discrimination
At the Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association meeting in Winnipeg 67 member papers endorsed a resolution urging Manitoba to amend the Liquor Control Act Section 175. It calls for publishers to decide freely on liquor advertising, arguing current restrictions discriminate against Manitoba-owned breweries and violate press freedom.
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Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Province of
Liquor Control Commission
Stead Garden Club Re Organizes For New Year
The Stead 4 H Garden Club held its re organization meeting on January 24 with eleven members present. Officers elected include Jerry Lesosky as press reporter and leader, Ne Dufault as assistant leader, while nine members pursue the fourth year course, one in the second year and one in the third year.
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Stead 4-H Garden Club
Jerry Lesosky
Peas
Ne Dufault
Manitoba Dinosaur Stalks TV Screen For Schools
Miss Gertrude McCance leads a Manitoba Department of Education program on natural science for grades 7 to 9. CBWT centers air the first episode February 25, CKX-TV a week later. The series explains how basic animal structure is similar yet differs by locomotion.
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Gertrude McCance
Manitoba
CBWT
Ckx-Tv
Miss McCance
Manitoba Department of Education
District Farmers Earn Soil Conservation Awards
Fifty district farmers attended the Cromwell, Tyndall, and Lydiatt Soil Conservation Clubs annual meetings. John Modjeski won two awards for 1957, the Line Elevator Farm Service Trophy and the Progress Award for farm soil management. Henry Small and John Chorney won club trophies. no Progress Award was given in Tyndall. Hayden Tolton spoke on crop rotations and soil campaigns while a film on soil conservation was shown.
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Cromwell
Tyndall
Lydiatt Soil Conservation Clubs
John Modjeski
Cromwell Club
Line Elevator Farm Service
Por Wilton
Manitoba
Dos
Modjeski
Henry Small
John Chorney
Hayden Tolton
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Eden
F. Stevinsky
Great Falls Curling Club Hosts First Bonspiel Winners Crowned
Great Falls curling club held its first mixed open bonspiel with 16 rinks from Lac du Bonnet Pine Falls Seven Sisters and Great Falls. Alan Dales Daisy Dales Jim Taylor and Irma Lawson won the spiel defeating Lac du Bonnet’s Jim Sherle Russ Campbell Elsie Chapman and Hertha Campbell in eight ends. Roland Harrison Len Romano and two Mrs Harrisons beat R Butchart R Nicoll and two Mrs Nicoll to take second. President Carl Peterson praised the event at a postfinal banquet and the club planned next year’s competition. The weekend concluded with a banquet dance in Anderson Hall and festivities into the night as volunteers managed food ice and entertainment.
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Great Falls Curling Club
Lac du Bonnet
Pine Falls
Seven Sisters
Great F
Alan Dales
Daisy Dales
Jim Taylor
Irma Lawson
Jim Sherle
Russ Campbell
Elsie Chapman
Hertha Campbell
Roland Harrison
Len Romano
E. Harrison
E. Hebert
R. Butchart
R. Nicoll
J. Fournier
Carl Peterson
Great Falls
Anderson Hall
Fred Bleakney
S. Anderson
F. Bleakney
Don Baker
Bruce Jacobs
Fred Ans
Curling Club
Lac Du Bonnet wins Milner Ridge bonspiel title
Lac Du Bonnet rink led by Glen Butchart won the first event at the Milner Ridge bonspiel held at the USAF base, beating the McConnell team from the base. Mark of Pine Falls beat Blair for second, while Seven Sisters defeated Beausejour for third as twelve rinks competed over three days.
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Milner Ridge
Usaf
Glen Butchart
R. Butchart
G. Fournier
Leo Fournier
McConnell
Mark of
Prenatal Classes Begin in Beausejour Health Unit
Mrs Caroline Keilback announces the birth of her first grandson Dean Arthur to Luverne and Arthur Coppen on January 27 at the Women’s Pavilion Winnipeg weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces. Classes meet Mondays at 7 30 p m starting February 10 at the Health Unit call 119 1 3 for details.
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Caroline Keilback
Dean Arthur
Luverne
Arthur Coppen
Women's Pavilion
Winnipeg
Peter's Cave Among Nova Scotia’s Noted Scenic Spots
In Nova Scotia the caves and fishing ports enchant visitors with scenery. Peter's Cave stands out as a renowned site drawing artists and photographers seeking compelling subjects.
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Nova Scotia
Peter’s Cave
Provincial Literary, Legislative Blog Noted
A fragmented provincial literary and legislative brief appears, mentioning Winni C8 and an entry dated an. 3el- 9. The text is sparse but indicates a local governance or cultural update with possible month or event reference.
Subscription Renewal Form Notice
A renewal form instructs subscribers to allow one week for delivery and to notify the provider if the form does not arrive within that period. It emphasizes timely renewal and clear communication in case of non-arrival.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Centenarian Milbrandt Honoured at Whitemouth Church
On Sunday February 2 Redeemer Lutheran Church Whitemouth hosted a hundredth birthday celebration for Julius Milbrandt Sr. Attendees included family friends and relatives from across Canada. Telegrams from Queen Elizabeth II Prime Minister Diefenbaker and others were read as the community praised his long life and years of service to St. Pauls Church and local governance.
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Redeemer Lutheran Church
Whitemouth
Julius Milbrandt Sr
Ev. Hartman
St. Paul's South Church
Milbrandt
Helen Zade
Oldenburg School
Albert Hildebrandt
Buckingham Palace
John Diefenbaker
J. S. McDiarmid
Douglas Campbell
God Save
Queen
Edward Malkoske
Walter Milbrandt
Julius Milbrandt
Canada
Winnipeg
Emile
William
Julius Jr
John Hermer
Edward
Vancouver
Hole River Chief Elects Cowley by One Vote
John Cowley won the Hole River reserve chief position by one vote over F Barker, ending Barker’s 28 years as band chief of 207. Barker aided Indigenous life in Manitoba and lobbied Ottawa on Indigenous matters, attending 1951 Indian Act revision discussions and 1953 Ottawa reception with Queen Elizabeth. New councillors Alfred Williams and Charles Hardisty elected. election attended by Indian agent J D Minnis and Mr. Guillas.
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John Cowley
Hole River Reserve
F. Barker
Hole River
Barker
Manitoba
Ottawa
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Phillip
Government House
Alfred Williams
Charles Hardisty
J. D. Minnis
Guillas
Bissett United Church WA Meet Highlights
The Bissett United Church Womens Auxiliary met February 4 in the vestry with Mrs. I. M. Bowyer presiding. Mrs. Ratcliffe led devotion, minutes were read, and Mrs. Calverly filed the financial report. Mrs. Ratcliffe was named W.A. representative to the church board. Grif fith Savoika and Dack will inventory dishes and arrange bazaar materials. Guest speaker Mrs. Unrau spoke about Missionary work on Madison Island and nearby hamlets. Lunch served by Martell and Nilliwag. Next meeting March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bissett United Church
I. M. Bowyer
Ratcliffe
Unrau
Manigotogan
Unraus
Madison Island
Bowyer
Unratt
W.A
Mesdames Martell
Nilliwag
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G. H. Page
K. A. Powell
Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board
Wallace T. Powell
E. Claydon
Paul Graham
Sandford Peterson
Lawrence Sikora
Council
Stead Garden Club
Mesdames S. Anderson
Bleakney
Sig. Anderson
Milner
Beausejour
L' Lac du Bonnet
Springfield
Stantreee
By Helen Zado
HOLE
Cowley
Bissett
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