Weekend Guests and Education Week Highlights
Continued from page 5 Sunday hosted by Mr and Mrs F Calvertey. Guests included Mr Chas Rudnick of Rathwell Manitoba, Orville and Francis Harper. Mr H C Tottie of Winnipeg visited Mr and Mrs Magnusson. Rhys Morgan returned from Winnipeg after visiting Dr and Mrs C McCawley. Education Week featured open houses at the local Collegiate and Elementary schools with parents and community watching displays and teaching activities. A Tea and Bake Sale by the Home and School Association followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. Harper
Mrs. Harper
Chas. Rudnick
Rathwell
Manitoba
Orville and
Francis Harper
H. C. Tottie
Winnipeg
Mr. Magnusson
Rhys Morgan
Mrs. C. McCawley
The
Home and School Association
Questioning Catholic Symbols and Practices
Dave Smith questions candles holy water beads and medals in Catholic practice. Father Crane explains these items aid prayer and devotion, not paganism, citing biblical examples and urging exploration to understand their meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Smith
Father Crane
Dave
Crane
Christ
Shupaan
Pine Falls curling wins as Bonspiel closes in Kenora
Two Pine Falls rinks competed in the Kenora Ontario Junior non commissioned Officers bonspiel with Glenn Pennell leading a 11 9 final over Art Veilleux. Phillip Cyr rink took second in the second event. Graham Randall of Pine Falls High School won a United Nations Pilgrimage trip to New York for summer. The Pine Falls Ladies curling closed their season, with Dorothy Johnson rink winning the Harrison trophy after a 12 9 decision in a tense A group playoff. In B group Wanda Frederick led to Mc Laghen trophy victory. The grand aggregate went to Dorothy Johnson rink. March first candlelight Mess dinner honored Squadron Sergeant Major G A Morris C D at the armouries drill hall. Anglican ladies catered and gifts were presented to SSM Morris and Mrs Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Kenora
Ont
Phillip Cyr
Graham
Butch) Randall
Pine Falls High School
United Nations
New York
USA
Harrison
Dorothy Johnson
Marge Jacob
Mavis Jackson
Ingrid Hundevad
Mariam Frayne
Lil Bosma
Claire Lavallee
Alma Hebert
McLaghen Trophy
Wanda Frederick
Barbara Gill
Shirly Reichert
Vivian Luchuk
Rosseau’s
Armouries
G. A. Morris
Militia
S.S.M. Morris
Goft Great Falls Curling Winners Crown Boyer Quad
Curling drew to a close with three teams tied for first at seven wins three losses. Bill Boyer’s team defeated Gordon Spence in the final and earned the championship under tough ice conditions. Frank Ryan’s squad and Gordon Spence’s crew both faced losses, while David and Haldeen Gittins welcomed their first child, a son named Scott James, born March 9 at Misericordia hospital in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ryan
Johnny Gaddews
Anne Gittins
Gladys Spence
Bill Boyer
Verne Piechl
Garry Flannagan
Betty Bracken
Gordon Spence
Bob Oakes
Les Morgan
Bernice Piechl
Spence
Boyer
Ryan
David
Haldeen Gittins
Ramsay
Misericordia
Elect ric clock? Get well wishes for two patients
Get well wishes go to Mrs. J. Caperous and Mrs. A. B. Rob inson who are in Pine Falls General Hospital. It is nice to report that Mr. Harry Hutchison is back home again, from his coast visit and that he is feeling better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Caperous
A. B. Robinson
Pine Falls General Hospital
Harry Hutchison
Seven Sisters Curling Bonspiel Winners Named
Jim Lawson rink led by Patsy Lawrence Arthur Tirschman and Helmut Sakwi won the school bonspiel trophy donated by Mr. L. Strick at Seven Sisters on March 14 with nine rinks. Runners up in event one were Porth Schultz Krampetz Klaprat. event two saw Reid Primmett Hebert Lawrence defeat Tirschman Stardom Reid and Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Lawson
Patsy Lawrence
Arthur Tirschman
Helmut Sakwi
L. Strick
Seven Sisters
Jim Porth
Glen Schultz
Doug Krampetz
Dorothy Klaprat
Doug Reid
Dave Primmett
Joyce Hebert
Murray Lawrence
Susan Tirschman
Christine Stardom
Brian Reid
Gordie Lawson
Gittins Family Welcomes First Grandchild Scott
The narrator recalls the birth of their first grandson, nicknamed Scott, describing lighthearted family details and plans for his visit home. He notes the boy’s weight and compares him playfully to a horsepower, while reflecting on life with grandma and the home place. A small cage for the gaffer and playful foibles with Tom Cat are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Gittins
Papa David
Anna
Grandma
Tom
Rink成果 in Lac du Bonnet spiel and Beausejour bonspiel results
C Precious and his rink including R Mundt M Gagne and A Primmett were runners up in the first event. R Krampetz with J Kearns V Rowe and A Pommer won the second event. Women’s rink at Beausejour Air Base included B Higgins A Frantz M Tittlemeir and F King. Superintendent's Trophy went to R Mundt and his team with W Lawson C Frantz and W Lehman after a final square draw over R Cook T Keith K Mundt and K Dorland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Precious
R. Mundt
M. Gagne
A. Primmett
Lac du Bonnet
R. Krampetz
J. Kearns
V. Rowe
A. Pommer
Beausejour Air Base
B. Higgins
A. Frantz
M. ‘Tittlemeir
F. King
Winnies
W. Lawson
C. Frantz
W. Lehman
R. Cook
T. Keith
K. Mundt
K. Dorland
Beausejour Radar Station closure decision lingers
A decision on whether the Beausejour Radar Station would be closed in the near future has not yet been made, leaving local officials and workers awaiting guidance. No firm timetable or criteria have been disclosed, fueling speculation among residents and industry stakeholders about regional security and employment impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Radar Station Fate Hangs on Defence White Paper
Dr Joe Slogan MP for Springfield met with Minister Paul Hell yer re status of Beausejour Radar Station. Defence Minister cannot disclose closure plans until the white paper on defence is published. Slogan said Conservatives planned to keep the station open at least ten years and to repurpose for air traffic control if needed due to Winnipeg proximity and rising air traffic. He warned loss would hurt eastern Manitoba economy and increase unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Slogan
M. P
Springfield
Paul Hellyer
Beausejour
Slogan
Defence
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. F. Calvertey
Dav
Jesus
Gethsemane
Council
Knights of Columbus Religious Information “Bureau
Toronto 5
Canada
Mardie
Great Falls
Stan Gittins
ALL Canada Insurance
Federation
Rosemary and
Pat
Dr. Slogan
United States
AVON
Hill Street
Ton] Smoluk
St. Boniface
Man
Marshall Wells
Marshall
WELLS
Lac du
Mel’s Radio & Electric
Jerusalem
Story of
Holy City
SUN
Walbec Theatre
Kirk Douglas
James Mason
Paul Lukas
Peter Lorre
Dean’ Martin
Lana Turner
Technicolor
Fea
Ues
Sitc
Tonrelleryy
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