Continued city visits and hospital discharge update
Mr W Kacperski returned home Wednesday after a several day city visit. Toni, a patient at Children's Hospital, expected discharge last Saturday. Rolt Taylor was in a weekend car accident on the Winnipeg outskirts with Mrs Robi Taylor and Mrs R Murphy as passengers. Mr and Mrs R J Minton returned Friday after a Winnipeg visit. Mrs M Pearce of Brandon and granddaughter Miss Maxine Walker joined the Minton party en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kacperski
Toni
Children's Hospital
Rolt. Taylor
Winnipeg
Robi. Taylor
R. Murphy
R. J. Minton
M. Pearce
Brandon
Maxine Walker
Bissett
Lac du Bonnet Phone Book Entry Featured
A short note from Springfield Leader lists Lac du Bonnet with the phone number 342. The item appears as a community directory snippet in the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lac du Bonnet
Bell brothers supply car transportation service
Jr. and Hannes Bell are listed as providers for car transportation services. The brief item notes their involvement in supplying transportation options, with emphasis on the Bell family as the service providers.
Seven Sisters News Notes and Local Births
Community notices from Rosemary and Pat highlight visits by Mrs R J Muncer, Judy, and Susan to Winnipeg at the McEachern home, and Bill Hanke and Leslie from Transcona at the Cousins residence. Birthday greetings to Brenda Reid, and congratulations to Fred King's rink on their win at the Great Falls bonspiel. A new baby for Jack Komorofsky and wife Randy Jack born January 22 at St Boniface Hospital. The 4 H club met with 21 members. plans for a mother and daughter Valentine tea February 13 were announced. welcome extended to Mr and Mrs S Wilson and family. Wilson is a district lineman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Komorofsky
St. Boniface Hospital
Randy Jack
Kerry
4-H Club
Judy Krampetz
Valentine
Pine Falls Curling Team Dominates District No 1 Trials
The Pine Falls Mardie rink led by Arlene McIntyre with Babe Dawson Verna Eastcott and Rose Patterson plus alternate K Windsor defeated Victoria Beach Lac du Bonnet and Selkirk in a best of three the first two wins sending them to Winnipeg January 20 and 31 for a round robin with Districts No 2 5 and 6 winners. Game times January 30 at 10 am and 1 30 pm with the 31st playoff winner moving to February 7 8 zone playoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene McIntyre
Babe Dawson
Verna Eastcott
Rose Patterson
K. Windsor
Victoria Beach
Lac du Bonnet
Selkirk
Winnipeg
St. Vital
Whitemouth Notes Include Local Meetings and Birthdays
Whitemouth community news reports Fred Anderson returning from vacation with his relatives in Kenora. The Lonely Dale S D held its annual meeting with Ernie Kla prat re elected chair and Lorne Abraham and Gust Meisner as trustees. Fundraising and birthday honors are noted along with condolences for Mrs Reis. Local 4-H clubs support March of Dimes while residents attend curling and school board re elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Anderson
Kenora
Mrs
Charlie Anderson
The
Lonely Dale S.D
Ernie Klaprat
Lorne Abraham
Gust Meisner
Whitemouth Elementary School
Ed. Malkoske
Andy Henderson
G. M. Hay
Wm. McLean
Albert Pischke
The Catholic Mass The central act of Catholic worship
A discussion asserting the Catholic Mass as a continuing sacrifice established by Christ at the Last Supper. It argues that the Apostles acted as priests, offering the sacrifice in remembrance of Jesus, and that this Mass remains the heart of worship in all Catholic churches since the apostles.
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Christ
Jesus
Whitemouth Team Wins 6-5 In January Contest
Whitemouth scored six goals with Randy Melnick Glen Penner Gordon Henderson and Gordon Strong contributing. The team split the season after a 4-2 loss in the first game. Students visited Winnipeg January 23 for tea at United College and toured facilities, then enjoyed a social and dance. Home and School Association met January 23 with A Ross of Seven Sisters as guest. An educational film was shown and lunch served. The association has 85 members and meets again March 5.
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Whitemouth
Randy Melnick
Glen Penner
Gordon Henderson
Gordon Strong
Winnipeg
United College
Home and School Association
Whitemouth Collegiate
A. Ross
Seven Sisters
Queen Approves RCAF Badge For 6 Repair Depot
The Queen has approved the badge for the RCAF 6 Repair Depot in Trenton Ontario. The phoenix rising from flames symbolizes renewal of materiel and the ingots denote basic materials used in refurbishing. The unit, formed in February 1940, trains officers and airmen in repair and overhaul and handles about five percent of the RCAF's total work.
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Air Materiel Command
RCAF
Trenton
Ont
Manigotogan News Roundup From Hodgson And Beyond
Mrs. E Howard reports weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Rod Cameron and Mrs Favel of Hodgson. Favel stays to spend winter with daughter Mrs Meade. Donna Boulette left for the city to work and study by correspondence. Raymond Meade returns from Pine Falls hospital after work accident. Mrs Catherine Smith and granddaughter visit Lac du Bonnet then return home. Alex Simard 19th anniversary January 22. W Sarapu of Lac du Bonnet visits old friend. Bernard Woods returns from city after failed job search. Barbara Kovari visiting her parents while husband seeks living arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Cameron
Favel
Hodgson
Johnny Meade
Mrs. Favel
Mrs. Meade
Hole River and Gordon Lake Mines Incident Summary
Ken Larsen and Erin Kennedy avoided a head-on collision near Gordon Lake Mines two weeks ago. The car sustained several hundred dollars in damage with no injuries. Norman Peebles returned home after 23 days in hospital from a Scanterbury accident. George Barker was re-elected Chief of the Hole River Indian Band on January 23. Mrs Louis Levstek of Lynn Lake welcomed a baby daughter, sister to Sylvia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Lake Mines
Ken Larsen
Erin Kennedy
Norman Peebles
Hole River
Scanterbury
George Barker
Louis Levstek
Bissett
Lynn Lake
Sylvia
Pointe du Bois and Local Curling News
Mrs Stella Roscoe notes Pointe du Bois events while Mrs P Martin visited relatives over the holidays. Mr and Mrs J Mikolaychuk and Mr and Mrs T Henley earned second prize at the Great Falls mixed bonspiel. A ladies rink including Margaret Gottfried Carrie Ketola Stella Roscoe and Margit Lindgren played Lac du Bonnet but lost. Sympathy goes to Nestor Nadolsky on his father’s passing in Oakburn Manitoba. Transcona residents Mr and Mrs T Allen visited Christmas with the Matthews family and Chuck’s parents joined New Year celebrations there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Nestor Nadolsky
Oakburn
Manitoba
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Ole
Rosemary and
Pat
Bill Hanke
Leslie
Transcona
Mrs. L. Cousins
Brenda Reid
Fred King
Great Falls
Fred. King
Ken King
Mary Picard
Rose King
Hospital Guild
National Hospital Project
S. Wilson
Wilson
Pine Falls
Mardie
Man. Paper. Co
Manitou Lodge
N. McLenaghen
Legion
Donalda Sharpe
Ellen Mitchell
Rebekah Assembly of
Woods Department
Manitoba Paper Company
J. Hundevad
Marrie Anderson
Extension Service
Dept. of Agriculture
Chateau
Irene Dugard
Art Vellieux Are
Larry
Donny
Lynda
Sherry
Judy
Jackie
P. M. Gardiner
Kansas City
Abitibi Paper
Mrs. W. Erskine
Fred Maron
Rev.l. Hartman
Fred. Maron
Mesdames
Wm. Bilynsky
J. Molinski
H. Cousins
L. ‘Molinski
4-H Foods Club
4-H Sewing Club
March of Dimes
Ronnie Buss
Dorval, P.Q
Springfield Leader
Art Stevens
Emil Slymkevitch
Lois Alpers
Norman McCullough
Sweekend
Rennie
Verne Schatkee
Trene McDugald
Ken
Ea ‘Malkoske
Brenda
George Pluchnaki
Dick Amerongen
Harry Nelson
Knights Or Columbus Religious Information Bureau
Toronto 5
Canada
Counchel
By Wirth
R.C
Mrs. E. Howard
Donna Boulette
Raymond Meade
Pine Falls Hospital
Catherine Smith
Alex Simard
W. Sarapu
Bernard Woods
Barbara Kovari
Pointe du Bois
Mrs. Stella Roscoe
Archie Neyedly
Phone Beausejour
Boston
Los Angeles
London
Christian Science Monitor
Norway Street
Mass
Renshaw
Parke Ave
Beausejour
W. J. Renshaw
Royal
Royal Bank
Gordon B. Mulligan
Liquor Control Commission
Fort Alexander Indian Reserve
Manitoba Gazette
Licensing Board
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