Entrance Standards For Teachers Raised
The Manitoba education official announced new entrance rules for teachers effective fall 1961, requiring Grade 12 with six subjects and no language requirement. By September 1962 a senior matriculation may become the standard for Manitoba Teachers College. Officials note a shrinking permit-teacher pool as supply improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oatober
Stewart
E. McLean
Mebeee
Manitoba Teachers College
McLean
Manitoba
Liar's Contest Seeks Semiannual Trophy Event
Continued report notes Mr Rosner stating the Hockey Club plans a semiannual Liar's Trophy competition with hopes of attracting larger groups to future championships. After the event, attendees danced to reel music and enjoyed refreshments from the Great Falls Teen Canteen.
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Ance
Rosner
Great Falls
Community food drive at United Church West Bissett
Bissett United Church W.A. solicits canned foods for Old St. Andrew's Church free dinners for 125 to 150 senior men and to aid seniors in church housing near Isabel Street with 70 units. Boxes located at Campbell's in West Bissett. Also notes a wedding shower for Nora Clarke and Don Solinski at the school auditorium with corsage gifts and a lunch by the committee.
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The
United Church
W.A
St. Andrew’s Church
Isabel Street
Campbell's
West Bissett
Nora Clarke
Don Solinski
Nora
Sawicka
Retiree Harry McArthur Honored By Great Falls Crew
A Great Falls notice recalls Harry McArthur a longtime Crescent Bay friend and Winnipeg Electric Co. veteran. Stan Gittins presented a purse and card from the crew as McArthur retires after January 28th. The piece reflects on his roles from watchman to permanent staff and comments on TV westerns and a proposed CBC acceptance of a western tale.
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Crescent Bay
Harry
Stan Gittins
Winnipe Electric Co
McArthur
Great Falls
Old West
Boot Hill
Wyat Earp
Bat Masterson
Marshal Dillon
Chester
Frontier
C.B.C
Melnick Family Mourns In Manitoba Obituary Roundup
Notices honor Michael Melnick 77 of Whitemouth Manitoba who died February 24 in St Boniface Hospital. Funeral held February 28 in Whitemouth Anglican Church with burial at Whitemouth Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary, six sons, two daughters, 17 grandchildren, two great grandchildren. pallbearers were sons. Also memorials for Robert Micke 58 of White Mouth and George Gulenchyn 79 of Elma noted with service details and survivors.
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Whitemouth
Man
Michael Melnick
Mary Melnick
Manitoba
St. Boniface Hospital
L. C. Fryer
Canada
Mary
Steve
Pine Falls
John
Red Lake
Ont
Harry
Fort William
Edward
Saskatoon
Tommy
Dan
Pauline Port Dover
Lena
Robert Micke
Julianna Micke
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Oldenburg
Mr. Micke
Rev. L. Hartmann
Russell Funeral Home
Poland
Albert
Norman
Cold Lake
Alberta
Otto Merke
River Hills
Curtis Baker
Lockport
Otto Brandt
West Germany
Berta Kinast
East Germany
Herman
George Gulenchyn
Whitemouth District Hospital
Susanne Guenchyn
Elma
Father S. Szyk
Renshaw
Beausejour
Austria
Gulenchyn
Susanne
Tony
Frank
Great Falls
Annie
Regina
Kay
Toronto
Tom
Entertaining the Junior Convalescent
During the recovery phase keeping a young patient cheerful proves hard. A bed table often solves the amusement issue. if unavailable, a strong carton bent to fit over bed legs provides a firm surface for books and toys. Scattering crumbs or bird seed may attract visiting birds and spark a new interest with a pocket bird book.
Moose Season Area Boundaries Extended for Manitoba Hunt
Area 1 extends six miles southwest to include more of the Overflowing and Santona rivers west of Highway 10. Winter season opens November 27 with a bag limit of one moose for two weeks longer than 1960. Areas 1 2 close December 30. Area 3 opens December 9 for residents. Area 5 closes December 9. Area 6 closes December 9. Area 11 closes December 9. Area 12 closes December 9 with maps from 1960 guidance.
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Ieee
Lake Winnipeg
Black Island
Central Interlake Country
North Interlake Country
Saskatchewan River
Lake Winnipegosis
Ice carnival date looms as March 11 reminder
The notice recalls the upcoming ice carnival on March 11. It also highlights social items from Falcon Lake with Ed Malkoske and Steve Balanyk enjoying a curling spiel. Local well‑wishers note John Hindy recovering from surgery and celebrate several family events including a 87th birthday, a 42nd anniversary, and a birth at Winnipeg's Women’s Pavilion.
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Ed. Malkoske
Steve Balanyk
Falcon Lake
John Hindy
Bill Kirby
Kenora
Ed. Kirby
Fred Anderson
Tommy Wallegham
Winnipeg
Joe Wallengham
Dryden
Ont
Julius Wallegham
Verne Schatkowsky
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Department
Ince Col College
Aly Oe
Brandon
College
Springfield
Bissett
I. M. Bowyer
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Lac DU Bonnet
Springfield Leader
Springfield Leader Limited
MR. Micheal Melnick
Winnipeg River
Sandilands
Whiteshell Forest Reserve
Witney
Cos
GMC
Che
Melnick’s Garage
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