Decade of Nationalism in Canada mood and aims
The piece argues for a middle-of-the-road nationalism in Canada during the seventies. It supports economic and cultural independence while cautioning against excesses and jingoism. It calls for balanced policies on imports, Canadian productions, and foreign investments without cutting off trade.
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Canada
U.S
TLV
Three local grads from Lac du Bonnet celebrate Lord Selkirk ceremony
On June 26, 241 students graduated from Lord Selkirk Regional Comprehensive School. Three Lac du Bonnet students Jerry Tetrault Lois Tetrault and Linda Diclemente earned diplomas with Auto Body Secretarial and Commercial Arts majors. The event featured speeches a benediction and a banquet at Winnipeg’s Holiday Inn.
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Jerry Tetrault
Lord Selkirk Regional Comprehensive
Linda Diclemente
Linda
Lord Selkirk Regional School
Lois Tetrault
Lord Selkirk
Lois
Lord Selkirk Regional Comprehensive School
Lac du Bonnet
Lord Selkirk Trade School
Holiday Inn
Winnipeg
Health Clinic Auxiliary Officers Named For Fall Meeting
The Lac du Bonnet Health Clinic Auxiliary held its final meeting of the season on June 24 at the Senior School. Officers listed include President Vera McLean, 1st Vice-President Louise Haavisto, 2nd Vice-President Betty Stokes, Secretary Celine Bellin, and Treasurer Leah Zeemer. The first fall meeting is set for September 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the Senior School.
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Lac du Bonnet
Vera McLean
Louise Haavisto
Betty Stokes
Celine Bellin
Leah Zeemer
Seniors visit Toulon group tour to Lac du Bonnet
Forty nine members of the Toulon Senior Citizens Club traveled by bus and car on a Monday trip to Lac du Bonnet. Rainy weather gave way to a sunny day with stops at Beausejour and a welcome in Lac du Bonnet by Ben Brocker. A chicken dinner at Surf Side preceded a town and lake tour, a boat ride on the Winnipeg River, and social time in Ben Brocker’s yard.
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Toulon
Lac du Bonnet
Chamber of Commerce
Ben. Brocker
MacLeod’s
Ben
Lake Front
Winnipeg River
Rev. Kilpatrick