Local Mishap Fallout As Gas Fire Causes Near Tragedy
In a harrowing incident a shack fire destroyed drill equipment after two youths fled and a third boy Allan Kennedy narrowly escaped severe burns from a household gas flare. A brave sister Laura doused the flames with water. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Ernest McPherson and Mr and Mrs Kovari spent last weekend visiting relatives, while Rev Robert Marsh remains in Pine Falls hospital. Dur ing his absence, Mrs Orville Weselowski teaches Hole River classes.
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Allan Kennedy
Laura
Robert Marsh
Pine Falls
Orville Weselowski
Hole River
School Events and PTA News Include January Dance Postponement
A band postpones a January dance due to hospitalization of a member. A teen dance occurs January 15 at the school. PTA votes change president Gordon Simard for Frank Boulette. Yard ploughing funded by bingo. Lunch by ladies follows. Belated anniversary wishes to local Boulette couples. Continued on Page 6.
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Rytham Rangers
P.T.A
Gordon Simard
Frank Boulette
Harry Boulette Sr
Bissett
Alex G. Boulette
Powerview
Bereavement thanks list from Whitemouth area
A family notes heartfelt thanks for kindness sympathy and floral offerings after the death of their father. They praise Rev F Broboda nurses Dr W Bilynsky and pallbearers at Renshaw Funeral Chapel. Additional thanks from Mrs Evelyn Boretski and Mrs Wm Bilynsky for visits cards and hospital staff.
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F. Broboda
W. Bilynsky
Whitemouth
Renshaw
Mrs. Evelyn
Anton
John Boretski
Wm. Bilynsky
Hearing on highway traffic permits and speed zones set
The Highway Traffic and Co-ordination Board will hold a hearing at 10:00 A.M. CST January 28 1965 in the Legion Hall Lac du Bonnet Manitoba. Applications by W T Snowdon A W Altstadt L Thomas H Ehm J Zoldy and others seek permits for miniature railway booths cottages access drives and speed zone proposals on PTH 12G Plus a site near Seven Sisters Rennie Road and PTH road north of Pinawa Road for speed limits. Local submissions may be sent to the Secretary.
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Highway Traffic and Co-Ordination Board
Legion Hall
Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba
H.T.A
L.A
W. T.snowdon
P.T.H
G. A.M
St. Clements
W. T. Snowdon
R.M
A. W
L. Thomas
Victoria Beach
S.E
H. Ehm
Whitemouth
S.W
J. Zoldy
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Pinawa
Aimee Energy of Canada
Pinawa Road
L. G
HI ST Ap
Big paying business seeks man over 40 in Ontario
A Toronto based company advertises a high paying opportunity for a man over 40 in the Lac du Bonnet area. The position offers up to 12000 in earnings annually, with earnings paid in advance, no investment required, and requires five years of selling experience plus a car. Write a personal note to Vice Pres Dept CM P.O. Box 70 Station R Toronto 17 Ontario.
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Lac du Bonnet
Dept
P.O
Station
Toronto
Ontario
Tenders for Sewers and Watermains at Pinawa Village
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited invites sealed tenders for Stage II Second Part Sewers and Watermains extension to Pinawa Village. Tenders due 2 PM February 15 1965, deposit $100, forms available at White shell Nuclear Research Establishment Pinawa Manitoba, examined Winnipeg Builders Exchange. Lowest bid not guaranteed.
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Pinawa
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Finan Manitoba
Manitoba
M. G. Allan
Atomic’ Energy Ee ‘Canada Limited
Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment
Pinawa Village
Atomic Energy of Canada. Limited
Winnipeg Builders Exchange
Winnipeg
Great Falls social notes and travels continue
Mrs. C Precious visited Great Falls last Friday guest of Katie Kristofferson. Les Morgan and Andy Harpin attended a clerks convention in Winnipeg. Edna and Alec Bradley visited Winnipeg over the weekend. Tosca sits on my feet eating an apple and prefers hot popcorn at night. She dislikes raw liver and fancies herself human, not canine. My apologies to Powerview’s new singing group I mentioned previously. they are reportedly in-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. Precious
Great Falls
Katie Kristofferson
Tosca
Powerview
Harrowing North Worksite Incident Leaves Two Fire Burned
Larry Simard and Joe Graham narrowly escaped serious harm after a gas spill at a drilling shack. Simard suffered badly burned hands but has returned to work after a ten day layoff. The report notes misnaming of workers and ends with seasonal musings and well wishes.
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Larry Simard
Joe Graham
Larry
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Ernest McPher
Charles Kovari
Gordon Lake
Darlene Black
Pat Clarke
Barry Fontaine
West Coast
Woodridge
Pauline Kennedy
Jim Anderson
Byair
Eldorado Mines
Edmonton
Phillip Boulette
Selkirk
Bloodwein
Harley Kirton
Selkirk Airways
McClary
Ickets
ION Ontario
North America
Fredette
Atomic Energy OF Canada’ Limited
Pina
M.G. Allan
Whitechaukee
Rod Pack
Arvin
Calif
Les Morgan
Andy Harpin
Edna and
Alec Bradley
Mrs. E. Howard
Canada
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