Five Teams Compete For St. George Trophy
Five teams gathered at St. George to contest the St. George Hockey Club trophy. St. George beat Fort Alexander 6-4 after leading 2-0 and tying 3-3 late, Pine Falls edged Lac du Bonnet in overtime 1-0, Pine Falls then defeated Great Falls 2-0, and finally Pine Falls overwhelmed St. George 6-1 to claim the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Pine Falls
Lac du Bonnet
Laketown
Lakers
Brown
Great Falls
Seven Sisters sports teams post unbeaten stretch this week
Pee-Wee and Midget squads remained undefeated with 6-1 victories. D Reid led Seven Sisters with four goals and B Wein tallied two, while Brian Reid guarded the net. The Midget team beat Whitemouth 3-0 with J Tittlemeir scoring twice and E King once, George Schultz earning his second shutout. The Senior team split results, losing 6-5 at Pointe du Bois where N Krahn scored four and D Krampetz added one, then routing Pointe du Bois 11-1 at home with B Tittlemeir three goals, N Krahn two, Mel Honke two, and single tallies by E King, J Komarofsky, and Z Wardrop. M Honke and R Muncer were in goal in the respective games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Reid
B.weinhold
Brian Reid
Whitemouth
J. Tittlemeir
E. King
George Schultz
Pointe du Bois
N. Krahn
D. Krampetz
B. Tittlemeir
Mel Honke
E. King J. Komarofsky
Z. Wardrop
M. Honke
R. Muncer
Powerview Council Minutes Note Insurance Rate Cut
Powerview village council met February 12 1963 with Mayor James L Desilets presiding. They reported no direct relief cases, promised work would be offered to applicants, noted a fire insurance rate reduction effective December 21 1962 due to waterworks, and discussed tax sales, by laws, stray dogs, and financing. A fluoridation proposal with Powerview Co op was endorsed in principle pending referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powerview
James L. Desilets
J. F. Turcotte
Canadian Underwriters Association
Manitoba
Powerview Utilities Co-op Ltd
Philippe Dupont
John Coulombe
Leo Gervais
Leo Dean
Leo Tardiff
Pine Falls
Thornton
Ial
Powerview Co-op
Micheal Pictor
Manitoba Hydro
Motor Vehicle Branch
Union of Man Man
A. Lafreniere
Robert G. Cook
Turcotte
Robert Guay
Willson Stationery Co
Selkirk Health
Unit
Vital Statistics
Postmaster
Z. Papineau
Imperial J
R.C. Owens
Efc Garage
Powerview Utilities Co-op
B.A. Oil Co
Joseph Vincent
Hiverview Self Serve
JF. T
Douglas to speak for New Democratic Party Manitoba campaign kickoff
Leader T. C. Douglas will launch the New Democratic Party campaign in Beausejour Town Hall on Wednesday February 27 at 8 p.m. Springfield is seen as a potential new federal seat. Springfield nominates candidates at the meeting. Frank Syms of North Kildonan, a Coop Union Manitoba president and Coop Union of Canada director, is among Springfield nominees. An election committee of 25 was appointed at the Springfield NDP executive meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Douglas
New Democratic Party
Manitoba
Beausejour
Douglas
Springfield
Coop
Frank Syms
North Kildonan
Syms
Co-op Union of
Co-op Union of Canada
Springfield N.D.P
Ed Sharkey Heads Lac du Bonnet Legion
Comrade Byron Campbell officiated as Installation Officer at a Legion Hall ceremony. New officers include Alex Campbell Past President, Ed SharkeyPresident, Bert Wood Vice President, Stan Jones Secretary-Treasurer, Arvid Dancut Sergeant at Arms, Vic David Color Bearer. A rink committee was formed with Coms Ray Enright and Rus Waters to oversee skating, hockey, and rink upkeep. G Henley joined as member and custodian. The Legion plans Amateur Night on March 30 with proceeds for rink operation. A provincial bonspiel advances Pine Falls Lac du Bonnet legions with hopeful travel to Selkirk and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Campbell
Legion Hall
Alex Campbell
Ed Sharkey
Bert Wood
Treas
Stan Jones
Arvid Dancut
Vic David
Com
Ray Enright
Rus Waters
G. Henley
Legion
Pine Falls
Lac du Bonnet
Selkirk
Ray Faubert
Geo. Campbell
W. Hardy
Seven Sisters Community Birthday Wishes and Curling Results
Birthday greetings fill the week as Schultz triplets celebrate February 10 and others February 11 to 17. Two men’s curling rinks compete in Pine Falls bonspiel led by Krampetz and Precious. Fred King with Kenny King and teammates won first prize at Milner Ridge RCAF base, defeating Lac du Bonnet’s Smith group. Continued on Page &
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz Triplets
Janice Lawson
C. Frantz
J. Primmett
Cathy Morton
Pine Falls
R. Krampetz
Precious
Fred King
Kenny King
M. Picard
I. Kuhn
Rcaf Air Base
Milner Ridge
King
Lac du Bonnet
Mr. Smith
G. Weiss
A. Weiss
Miss Smith
G. Kiapprat
W. Lawson
E. Lawson
C. Howcroft
Seven Sisters
Page
Programmed Instruction Demands Attention
Mr A Birt of Lac du Bonnet attended a Winnipeg seminar on programmed instruction held February 9. The Manitoba Teachers Society sponsored the event to study developments in this new medium of instruction. Reported findings include earlier grade concepts and time savings for brighter students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Birt
Lac du Bonnet
Winnipeg
The
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
R. T. Filep
New York Center
Oakville
J. H. Arnason
G. M. Davies
Manitoba
Midget Game Tie A Thriller In St George Hockey
Lac du Bonnet and St George Flyers midget teams battled to a 9 9 tie last Thursday in St George. Augustine and Gauthier led Lac du Bonnet with multiple goals while Roger Dupont repeatedly replied for St George, the match ending in a dramatic stalemate amid penalties and late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
St. George Flyers
St. George
Tony Augustine
Gerry Gauthier
Tony
Allan Champagne
St. George's
Roger Dupont
Alan Champagne
Charlie Hirst
St. George Crew
George Kembal
George Dupont
Morris Kaban
Eddie Bouvier
Neil Lemire
Federal plan to commemorate Indian tribes in Canada
The federal government will commission sculptured monuments to highlight the contributions of Canada’s Indian tribes and Eskimos. Resources Minister Walter Dinsdale said the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada recommended recognizing cultural characteristics through permanent public displays. Plans are in early stages with sites and designs undecided. The project aims to identify streams of Canadian cultural development through art. The government may assist in preserving two 19th century Manitoba residences linked to St Andrews. The Historic Sites and Monuments Board weighs historical and architectural values in recommending sites to the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Walter Dinsdale
Dinsdale
Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada
Dr. Joe
M.P
Springfield
St. Andrew’s
Manitoba
Matilda Davis
St. Andrews Church
Historic Sites and Monuments Board
Lac du Bonnet Tom Thumbs rout Beausejour 21 0
Lac du Bonnet Tom Thumbs trounced Beausejour 17 5 then blanked them 21 0 as they extended their unbeaten league run. Beausejour Pee Wees edged Lac du Bonnet 1 0 in Beausejour before a 2 2 tie as Lac du Bonnet rallied late to knot the game at the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Thumbs
Lac du Bonnet
Great Falls Black Hawks
Great Falls
L.O.B
Lakers
Black Hawks
Beausejour
Tom Thumbs
Ron Sydorko
Mov
Sidewalk Requested For Allard Avenue Sidewalk Plan
At Lac du Bonnet village council on Tuesday February 12 Mayor W Zarecki presided with all councillors and J W Wade. A petition from Allard Avenue residents for a sidewalk prompted a public meeting on February 26 at 8 00 pm in Memorial Hall to discuss the proposed sewer in Local Improvement Area No. Council ordered two stop signs, five posts and to install signs at the north east and south west corners. Mike Tokar to burn brush for 150 00 and G Demuynck named building inspector for 1963 with permit fees as remuneration. Secretary instructed to tell W Horodyski the Beausejour Civil Defence will not join for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
W. Zarecki
J. W. Wade
Joe Nesper
Allard Avenue
Memorial Hall
Mike Tokar
G. Demuynck
W. Horodyski
Beausejour Civil Defence Organ
Whitemouth 4-H Club Meets For February Business
Whitemouth 4-H clothing club held its regular monthly meeting on February 12 with three leaders and 19 members present. Reports show a government grant of 15.00, half donated to the Canadian Club Council, 6.68 raised for the March of Dimes, and a Valentine Tea on February 9 that netted 64.50 for club uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth 4-H Clothing Club
Ing
Canadian Club Council
Provincial Library in Winnipeg Bldg Detail Escapes Notice
Fragmentary OCR item lists locations at the Provincial Library and Legislative Building in Winnipeg Manitoba with year range 31-59 60 wil -62 -63-64. No clear event or action is described beyond mapping site references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincial Library
Legislative
Winnipeg
Man
Valentine Variety Concert Sponsored by Home and School
Lac du Bonnet Memorial Hall hosted a Valentine Variety Concert Saturday with Home and School Association sponsors. Students from the Elementary school performed songs, skits, dances, recitations, and solos, including Grade 1B, Grade 5 boys, Grade 7 groups, Grade 6 girls, and acts by Carol Brcheski, Cliff Zarecki, Margaret Fryer, Tamara Sydorko, Crystal Waters, Carol Dancut, Ruth Marion, Oriana Brown, and Ed Semple. The three Bears sketch by four Home and School members featured Betty and Doreen Dancut, Helen Semple, and Ed Semple as Goldilocks. Accompanists included Mrs. T. G. Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet Memorial Hall
Home and School Association
Canon L.C. Fryer
O. Bjornson
Carol ‘Brcheski
Cliff. Zarecki
Margaret, Fryer
Tamara
Sydorko
Crystal Waters
Carol Dancut
Grabke ‘Sisters
Ruth Marion
Oriana Brown
Ruth Crook
Bartolo
Three Bears
Mesdames
Betty
Doreen Dancut
Helen Helen Semple
Ed. Semple
Goldilocks
T.G. Atkin
Victoria Beach Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Bert Martin has returned home from hospital and is recovering. Mrs E Turcotte of Traverse Bay visited Winnipeg two weeks with her son-in-law Frank Houston who had an arm injury. A carnival at the curling rink awarded skating and costume prizes. Sylvia Webb was queen, with Judy and Lynn Martin as princesses. Mrs O Kroken visited Winnipeg for family events. Mrs Jessie Ateah and Mrs Annie Ateah attended bonspiel curling in Winnipeg. A quilting bee at Mrs Tom Olafson’s home had six ladies. Mildred Smith made the quilt and a lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Webb
Judy Martin
Lynn Martin
Tom Olafson
Mildred Smith
Great Falls Curling News From Stan Gittens
Local spiels and club news recap recent curling trips with Kearns Spence Erickson clashes for the Hudson Bay Co Trophy. Reports note attendance at Winnipeg and Pine Falls spiels, team entries, and a forthcoming three day spring event organized by President Les Morgan with social finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Arthree
Jack
Kearny
Gordon Spence
Axel Erickson
Erickson
Spence
Kearns
Hudson Bay Co
Les Morgan
Mrs Atkinson Re elected Head of Women P C Club
The Women's Progressive Conservative Club of Lac du Bonnet held its annual meeting at President Mrs T G Atkinson's home on February 12. The club elected Mrs E L Mc as state Treasurer. Mrs J Halliday reported on the Ottawa meeting, delegate duties, while Mr O Bjornson spoke and thanked the group for campaign support. Lunch followed, with a birthday cake for Bjornson who turns fourteen on the 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's
Progressive Conservative Club
Lac du Bonnet
T. G. Atkinson
E. L. Mc
J. Halliday
Ottawa
O. Bjornson
QO. Bjornson
Atkinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sharkey Heads
Lac du Bonnet Legion
Rosemary and
Pat
Lac du Bonnet Pee Wee
Beausejour Pee Wee's
John Enright
Naaykens
Kenny Cherrey
Cam Arsenault
V.erskine
8Th Street
Audit Bureau of Circulations
3Rd Street
Son
Victoria Beach
Traverse Bay
Mildred Hampton
Bert Martin
0. Kroken
Steve Ogrodnic
Jessie Ateah
Annie Ateah
Stan Gittins
Jack Kearns
Ron Krampetz
Vince Rowe
San Antonio
Gary Erickson
Fred Kalinowsky
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