Mane 46th Field Squadron Takes to the Air
The 46th Field Squadron Royal Canadian Engineers trained at Camp Shilo using a two rotor Canadian Army helicopter. Personnel airlifted from Pine Falls to the range and back with refueling at Winnipeg. The exercise impressed all, with plans to fly again in August to support bridge-building in Wekuska area with the 21st Squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Mane 46Th
Pine Falls
Royal Canadian Engineers
Camp Shilo
Powerview
Wekuska
Pine Falls Lodge 63 1.0.C.F. Install Officers
Pine Falls Lodge No 63 1.0.C.F. installed officers for the coming term at a June meeting. E Wilson was Past Noble Grand, E Semple Noble Grand, D Bosma Vice-Grand, J Roy Recording Secretary, C Smith Financial Secretary, J Aseltine Treasurer, and others named for right and left supporting roles. District Deputy Grand Master W Holloway led the installation with his team, with G Howard Selkirk and several Grand Lodge officers in attendance from Portage la Prairie Selkirk Winnipeg and Stonewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls Lodge No. 63
Independent Order of Oddfellows
Noble Grand
E. Wilson
E. Semple
D. Bosma
J. Roy
C. Smith
J. Aseltine
W. Schenk
W. Sokoloski
N. Robinson
Moose strikes car near Elma injuring traveler and frightening companions
On highway 15 five miles west of Elma a moose jumped onto the hood of a car carrying Mr. John Yuskiw of Elma and two Winnipeg companions. Yuskiw suffered head and arm cuts from a broken windshield while the others were shaken but uninjured. The moose died, the car front damaged, and a calf was seen nearby for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yuskiw
Elma
Winnipeg
Highway 15
Yuskiw
Enach
Yuskin
North Eastern Fastball League Opens 1965 Schedule
The North Eastern Fastball League starts its 1965 schedule with Pinawa hosting Seven Sisters on May 30 at Seven Sisters. Teams include Beausejour RCAF Base Pinawa River Hills Seven Sisters Tyndall and Whiteshell. Pinawa loses first game 11 to 1 but wins 11 to 0 at RCAF next night. Pinawa’s first home win is June 10 vs Whiteshell. home games listed for June 24 Beausejour June 29 Seven Sisters July 6 Tyndall July 8 RCAF July 13 River Hills. Support your team.
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Pinawa
Seven Sisters
Beausejour
R.C.A.F
River Hills
Tyndall
Whiteshell
River Hillis
Mrs H P Smith Re elected President Lac du Bonnet Club
Mrs H P Smith was re elected President of the Lac du Bonnet Home and School Association at the annual meeting on Tuesday June 8 at the Lac du Bonnet Collegiate. New officers include E Semple Waters Arsenik Martin Fetterly McIntosh Zabolotny Melnick with Paul Sabina speaking on a proposed community summer program followed by coffee and foods of the nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Smith
Lac du Bonnet
E. Semple
R. Waters
H. Arseniuk
L. Martin
R. Fetterly
R. McIntosh
W. Zabolotny
Great Falls
J. Melnick
Paul Sabina
Base Will Postpone Beausejour Open House and Softball
Unseasonably poor weather forced a postponement of the Open House and softball tournament at RCAF Station Beausejour last week. Station commander W C Martyn B Anderson apologized to those who missed radio announcements and said the events would be rescheduled as soon as possible, likely in early July after examinations, with area media to receive advance notice of the new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rcaf Station
Beausejour
W.C. Martyn B. Anderson
Cadet Halpin Wins Chief Instructors Badge in Pine Falls
Cadet Sgt Ron Halpin and Cadet Lt Dennis Paisian received top cadet awards at the annual Pine Falls inspection held June 4 attended by Col Douglas Burrows and Capt A Sawyer. Paisian won the Strathcona Ring for best marksman for the second time, Dennis having previously won it in 1963. Burrows praised the cadets' first aid training and character, noting the pride shown by cadets and parents as refreshments and a Legion Hall dance followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron. Halpin
Red Halpin
Dennis Panisian
Peter Paisian
Strathcona
Dennis
Pine Falls
Col
Douglas Burrows
A. Sawyer
Burrows
4-H Flashing Fingers Hold Achievement Day
The Pointe du Bois 4-H Club held Achievement Day in the Community Hall on May 19 with district Home Economist Miss Lynda McCallum and agricultural representative W. E. Lambert in charge. Members performed songs, readings, and demonstrations, with several participants invited to the District Rally at Beausejour on August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointe du Bois
Lynda McCallum
W. E. Lambert
4-H
Barbara Mikolaychuk
C. Matthew
Judith Dunwoody
Melanie Scott
Sheila Dunwoody
Diane Anderson
Sandra Chulka
Beausejour
Bernadette Kulczyski
Sandra Oakley
Kathy Fors
Ernest Kulczyski
Gimli
Louise Mocogni
Stan
Whitemouth Couple Honoured at Sudden Wedding Event
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Belliveau of Whitemouth were honoured Friday by friends for their May 29 wedding. Mrs. Belliveau, formerly Grace Hoogkhamp, has served on the Whitemouth hospital nursing staff. Matron Mrs. Maurice Everson presented a gift and offered best wishes as a musical and social evening followed the brief celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Belliveau
Whitemouth
Belliveau
Grace Hoogkhamp
Whitemouth Hospital
Maurice Everson
Turbo-Beaver advances air work for bush operations
George Hurren of DeHavilland Aircraft of Canada showcases the Turbo-Beaver to Hugh Smith of Manitoba Government Air Service at Lac du Bonnet. The turbine powered craft promises quicker takeoffs, higher climb, lower maintenance, and no winter warm up. observers note easy emergency landings and water docking reversals.
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George C. Hurren
DeHavilland Aircraft of
Canada
Hugh Smith
Manitoba Government Air Service
Lac du Bonnet
George Hurren
Local Ladies Attend Farm Womens Week
Mrs. Alex Henschell of River Hillis attended the 13th Annual Farm Womens Week at the University of Manitoba June 8 to 11 with Mrs. Baker. The event featured speakers on farming policy and mental health, tours of sites in Manitoba, and showcases from Morris, Altona, Rhineland, Gilbert Plains, and other communities. A centennial train and caravans highlighted the 1967 celebration as delegates toured Winnipeg projects and rural programs.
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Alex Henschell
River Hillis
University of Manitoba
J. M. Nesbitt
The
University of Dairy Science
Gildas Molgat
M.L.A
George Hutton
Agriculture and Conservation
J. Martin
Canada
Winnipeg
Morris
Altona
Rhinland
Gilbert Plains
B.C
Recreation Program For Children Planned In Lac du Bonnet
A summer recreation program is planned in Lac du Bonnet modeled after city parks programs. Paul Sabina announced at the June 8 Home and School meeting that seminary students and other helpers will run activities for boys and girls aged about 6 to 12. Projects include craft work nature study hiking volleyball soccer and more. Details on opening date hours and meeting place will be announced soon.
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Lac, du Bonnet
Paul Sabina
Mrs. G. M. Hay Heads Whitemouth Hospital Guild
Mrs. G. M. Hay was elected President of the Whitemouth Hospital Guild at the annual meeting held at the home of Mrs. E. Lange on Monday June 7. Other officers include Mrs. H. St Gesell first vice president Mrs. Robert Martell second vice president, Mrs. W. J. Smith secretary, Mrs. Alex Hill treasurer, and members Mrs. W. Bilynsky Mrs. R. Noel Mrs. H. Steiner Mrs. O. Steiner and Mrs. D M. Wardrop ways and means plus purchasing and publicity committees. A vote of thanks was given to past president Mrs. Robert Fraser and the group decided to purchase mattresses for the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Hay
Whitemouth
D M. Wardrop
Ways and
Peter Rystephanik
E. Schatkowsky
A. Shewchuk
Robert i Fraser
Kred
Malkoske
Robert’ Fraser
Pinawa Players Host MT C Team in Informative House Party
Pinawa Players welcomed a Manitoba Theatre Centre group at Dr. Brian Finlay's apartment last Wednesday evening. MT C founder John Hirsch, visiting Stratford, Ont., gave a brief program resume and a recording as part of efforts to inform organizations and solicit season ticket subscribers.
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Pinawa Players
Manitoba Theatre Centre
Winnipeg
Brian Finlay
John Hirsch
M.T.C
Stratford
Ont
Mrs. R. King Elected President at Seven Sisters Guild
Mrs. R. King of Seven Sisters was elected president of the Seven Sisters Hospital Guild at their wind up on Monday June 7 when the ladies travelled to Pinawa for dinner at the Staff Hotel. An audience toured the new Pinawa Hospital and the meeting was held in the Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. King
Seven Sisters
Seven Sisters Hospital Guild
Pinawa
A. Frantz
R. Morton
A. Kinghorn
L. Simpson
G. Naismith
D Altstadt
G. Spence
M. Gagne
Village Council Approached On Summer Program
The Lac du Bonnet village council, with Mayor A Campbell and four councillors, agreed to apply to the Provincial Welfare for a summer recreation leader with the Lions Club as coordinating body. Delegates urged lane drainage, street grading, water line work, fire hall stucco, sidewalk raising, Notre Dame Parish storage move, hydrant orders, and account payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Bruce Griffith
George Campbell
Lions Club
Department of Welfare
A. Campbell
Frank Stupak
Fourth Street
H. P. Smith
R. Freund
The
Water Co-op
Co-op
Second
Third Streets
Council
John Lesko
Notre Dame
Anthes Imperial Ltd
W N R E Opens Information Centre
The Public Information Centre at the Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited is now open for visitors with hours Monday to Friday 9 00 am to 4 00 pm and weekends 10 30 am to 5 00 pm. Guides explain nuclear energy and its applications while displays include a cloud chamber and uranium ores. Over 4000 people visited last year.
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Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Canada
Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment
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Rb.c.a.f
Pine Falls Lodge
C.F
Fastball League
Legion Hall
M.G.A.S
Manitoba
West St. Paul
Patricia Desjardins
Canadian Mental Health Association
Joe Galonsky
M.F.A
U.S.A
Alberta
Biesick
Canadian Co-operative Implements Ltd
China
General Motors
Village Council
W.N.R.E
Tynbal
Whiteshell Nuclear Research
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