Full Gospel Church Meeting in Lac du Bonnet
The WMC of the Full Gospel Church met January 4 1975 at Mrs George Valentonts with eight members and two visitors. Officers were elected including President Mrs Nuyssonen as honorary and Mrs Annie Erickson as president, with Mrs Nuys sonenon replacing Annie as secretary and Mrs Trask retaining treasurer. Members reflected on 1974 efforts sending parcels cards and literature, mourned the loss of Mrs Waters, noted absences, and closed with a luncheon and New Year wishes.
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WMC
Full Gospel Church
Lac du Bonnet
George Valentonts
Nuyssonen
Nyyssonen
N. Erickson
Annie Erickson
Winnipeg
O. Trask
Viola Campbell
Valentonis
Simmons Singers Coming Soon
The Simmons family of Winnipeg vocalists will perform a Gospel Concert at Lac du Bonnet Senior School Muli Purpose Room on Friday January 17 at 8 00 pm Evangelist Rick Simmons will deliver a dynamic message The group on Praise Label includes Rick Lil Darleen Bill and Joyce and has a history in radio and nite club entertainment touring Canada and the United States at youth rallies church crusades and gospel concerts.
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Simmons
Winnipeg
Lac du Bonnet
Muli-Purpose Room
Praise
Rick
Lil
Darleen
Bill
Joyce
Rick Simmons
Canada
U.S.A
Snowmobile Club Poker Derby Set for February 6 1975
Lac du Bonnet Snowmobile Club announces its first annual poker derby on February 6 1975 with a five dollar entry per machine and extra under three dollars. Prize money totals five hundred dollars and departures start at 9 am with a 4 pm deadline. Details on entries and outlets will follow in this column. Posters will be posted in multiple locations for more information. The club, with sixty eight member families, invites everyone for a day of snowmobiling as winter activities continue toward summer camp-outs and the annual picnic.
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Lac du Bonnet
Seat Belts Save Lives In Manitoba 1973 Report
Highways Minister Peter Burtniak cites Dept of Motor Vehicles data showing belts cut fatality rate from 1.5 to 0.5 per thousand in 1973. Among 64,865 vehicles in crashes, 8,989 belted drivers had four deaths versus 81 of 55,876 unbelted. Injury rates were 74 per thousand belted and 94 unbelted. Earlier years show belts’ advantage.
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Motor Vehicle Branch
Peter Burtniak
Manitoba
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Full Gospel Church Meeting
L. D. B. Snowmobile Club
Burtniak
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