Pine Falls Heats Up With Pools Golf And Fun
Pine Falls residents and visitors cope with 90 degree heat by flocking to the pool where a lifeguard watches over families and children. Older youths try water skiing on the river while golfers enjoy a growing course with a modern clubhouse and new patio. The town buzzes with theatre bingo and nightly activities as people seek relief from the heat.
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Pine Falls
Silver Falls
Mud Falls
Victoria Beach
Red Ahren
Red
Victoria Beach Weekend Notes at the Lakefront
The Victoria Beach area shows a crowded parking lot protected by a high fence and night watchman after thefts. Local families from Lun dar Manitoba and Bissett visit with ponies, horses, and large groups. Faith Bible camp opened July 5 with 100 children for ten days at Elk Island beach. A ladies auxiliary fundraiser and quilt raffle supported the church. An accident near Victoria Beach left one man badly hurt.
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Faith Bible Camp
Elk Island
GM Canada Oshawa Plant Employs 17000 In 1963 Wages
More than 17,000 people work at General Motors of Canada Oshawa plant and its zones offices and parts warehouses. The company recorded a 1963 wage bill of 100 million dollars.
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Oshawa
General Motors of Canada
Public Picnic at Manigotogan Enjoys Warm Weather
A July 1 event in Manigotogan drew a good crowd with races relays ball games and refreshments. An Indian drum display by Hole River old timers impressed attendees while 92 year old Bill Fraser from Bissett stood out for longevity. The evening dance with Albert Thomas and his Rhythm Rangers capped a joyful day. Mrs Gabe Clark Jr won a red plush horse as a toy prize. Albert Thomas noted his Pine Falls home burned June 29 with most contents saved and no injuries. Last weekend we had the
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Hole River
Bill Fraser
Bissett
Albert Thomas
Rythym Rangers
Gabe Clark Jr
Pine Falls
Pleasant visit and local reminiscences crowd community notes
Longstanding friends Gilbert Rigeaux and Jeff DeLighte visited, recounting old Holland and Cypress River days. Jeff caught five pickerel at the falls. John Monegas returned from city travel. Rev Wray and Mrs moved to Cypress River and Holland parish. Reynolds and Christine Bukowski spent weekend at their cabin, Christine departing to England July 13 via polar jet. Damon family and Conery stayed with Quesnel. many Winnipeg and Gordon Lake Mines visitors noted. Ernest McPherson sought work in Lynn Lake but moved to Gordon Lake. Birthday wishes to Stan Clark’s twin daughters Donna and Dorothy on July 6. Principal Paul Grimard enjoys the region after a week here. Continued on Page 6.
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Holland
Cypress River
Gilbert Rigeaux
Jeff DeLighte
Jeff
George Reynolds
Bissett
Christine Bukowski
Christine
England
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Ken Larsen
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Stan Clark
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Paul Grimard
Eaton
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Selkirk Steinbach
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