Council Hears Complaints About Dogs Running Loose
The new council heard several complaints about dogs roaming, with rabies concerns across the province. A letter from the Provincial Veterinary Laboratory urged a restraining order or by law, licensing, and destruction of unclaimed strays, plus a public vaccination drive. The council also approved a drainage pump purchase, discussed tax reductions to attract builders, passed two by laws, and approved numerous payments to local services and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ait
Ee Ee Iies
Council
Bissett Millan Team Wins Perry Trophy at Rice Lake
At the Rice Lake curling rink Bissett Millan and her rink of A Fults N Rousseau and B Chalmers defeated H Reid and her foursome to take the Perry trophy after a full day of curling. Elsie Allan’s rink took first prize in the second event with Rosyth Townend Prucilla Gray and Anne Scott. Ruth Ashley’s team of Joyce Harper Francis Baker and L Knox took second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Lake
Bissett
Millan
A. Fults
N. Rousseau
B. Chalmers
H. Reid
Mesdames M. Newsham
M. Doyle
F. Gibson
Elsie Allan
Rosyth Townend
Prucilla Gray
Anne Scott
Ruth Ashley
Joyce Harper
Francis Baker
L. Knox
Stewart Voices Nuclear Alarm At Lac du Bonnet Meeting
Manitoba NDP president Alistair Stewart addressed about 60 people at Memorial Hall Lac du Bonnet on Friday evening urging restraint and negotiation to curb nuclear arms. He argued over 20 tons of dynamite per person exists in the world and proposed diverting defense funds to social security while supporting a mobile UN defense force. He criticized Conservatives Liberals and referenced the Argue affair before concluding with a question period chaired by V C Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alistair Stewart
Manitoba New Democratic Party
Lac du Bonnet
Stewart
China
Canada
U.N
House of Commons
Visitors gather at Reid home in a Winnipeg area
Visitors including the Waijsanins of Pointe du Bois and Knox family joined Mr. and Mrs A Reid, with Lloyd and Ernie Newsham visiting from Portage la Prairie for a weekend that felt like old home week. Alex G LaForte and Harold faced hospital time in Winnipeg. Mrs G Moore travels to Winnipeg to visit daughters Dowie and Wowk, plans to return with sister-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Reid
V. Waijsanin
Pointe du Bois
Mrs. Knox
Mrs. P. Live
The
Pointe
Lloyd Newsham
Portage la Prairie
Ernie Newsham
Lloyd Newshams
Alex G. LaForte
Winnipeg
Harold
Richard Neisman
Moss Bank
Marge Dankowski
Kay
Falcon Lake
Krause Stars as Bissett Bantams Rout Wellwood in Semi Final
Ron Krause scored nine goals as Bissett Bantam B defeated Wellwood 16 to 8 in Pine Falls. Morley Clarke allowed eight Wellwood goals. Han nes Bell, Terry Griffith and others added goals. The series resumes Sunday, March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Krause
Bissett Bantam
Wellwood
Pine Falls
Bissett
Hannes Bell
Terry Griffith
Larry Adolfs
Terry Barton
Harvey Swain
T. Griffith
Ken Allan
Army First Aid Tilt Crown Pine Falls Cadets in Meet
A five man Royal Canadian Engineer Cadet Corps team from Pine Falls topped an eight team field at Minto Armoury on Sunday March 11 winning the inter service first aid cadet trophy. They finished with 12 points and 203 seconds to claim the right to meet a Royal Canadian Air Cadets team later this month. The panel tested 14 to 18 year olds on all types of first aid and an obstacle course down a flight of stairs over 100 yards. The winning squad included Lance Corporal Graham Randle Bill Johnson John Ingles Dave Gold and Lieutenant Dennis Ryan.
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Royal Canadian Engineer Cadet Corps
Pine Falls
Minto Armoury
RCAF
Inter Service
Winnipeg
Graham Randle
Poplar St
Bill Johnson
Spruce St
John Ingles
Walnut St
Dave Gold
Dennis Ryan
Great Falls
Village Council approves lane plan and Cedar Street widening
Lac du Bonnet council votes in principle to build a lane across lots 7 to 12 plan 4923 and widen Cedar Street to 66 feet. It orders surveys and releases, asks ministerial approval for a 1902.59 dollar reserve draw, and grants a parking permit for W Zikman. The decision bypasses the planning commission, prompting criticism of by law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Cedar Street
J. McGuirk
Minister of Municipal Affairs
W. Zikman
Planning Commission
Commission
Whitemouth Community Mourns Mrs Engler Passes Away
Whitemouth residents extend deepest sympathy to Mr Joe Engler and family on the March 13 death of his wife. Mrs Engler was noted for visiting the sick during her years in Whitemouth. Community updates also note RCMP Corporal L Ginn from Fort Frances visiting with his daughter Lorna. Oldenburg Lutheran church elected deacons and officers at its recent annual meeting. Continued on Page 10.
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Joe Engler
Cpl. L. Ginn
RCMP
Fort Frances
Lorna
Ed. Malkoske
Wm. McLean
Oldenburg Lutheran Church
Alfred Gessel
Gerald Schatkowsky
Gordon Klepatz
Alfred Machel
Whitemouth Consolidated School
D.A. Huett
Princial
Beausejour Hospital
Joseph F. Schreyer
Stella Schreyer
Beausejour
Russell
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
J. Gurxa
St. Mary’s
Austria
Canada
Laurence
George
Peter
Chicago
Eddie
Vermillion Bay
Ont
Mike Yakem
Lac du Bonnet
Joe Heckla
Howard Pawley
Winnipeg
Wilbert Klapprat
Carol
Elizabeth Rattai
John
Ladywood
Minneapolis
Dugald
Great Falls Community Activities Report G Gittins
The 4 H Foods Club hosted a mother and daughter buffet with Mrs Sylvia Downey district home economist and sewing club members serving a tasty meal. Plans for the April 17 Great Falls 4 H Achievement Day were announced. The Women's Institute held a March 12 tea with Mrs D M Wardrop of Whitemouth, who spoke on quilt making and displayed acclaimed quilts. The column notes the sudden death of Fred Arsenault, longtime General Superintendent of Power Plants, offering condolences to his family and Seven Sisters and Great Falls communities.
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Sylvia Downey
Sewing Club
Women’s Institute
D. M. Wardrop
Whitemouth
W.I
Great Falls
Fred Arsenault
Fred
Seven Sisters
Arsenault
Judy
Slogan Appointed To Agriculture External Affairs
Dr Joe Slogan MP for Springfield is re appointed to the Standing Committee on Agriculture and Colonization. He previously served on the committee last year during the farm machinery price inquiry. He also remains on the External Affairs Committee and the Standing Committee on Printing.
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Joe Slogan
Springfield
House of Commons
Powerview Streamliners Club Meets for a Lovelier You
Powerview hosts a Wednesday 2 pm streamliners gathering in the Recreation hall to promote a Lovelier You figure. Members plan a Manitoba trip with Mrs Pennell and others to a Winnipeg banquet and Mani toba Streamliners Club meeting at St Regis Hotel.
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Donna Pennell
Ruby Laporte
Recreation Hall
Pennell
Mesdames Albertson
L. Veilleux
P. Walchuk
J. Dulake
Olive Iwanick
Winnipeg
Manitoba Streamliners Club
St. Regis Hotel
Subscription Renewal Form for The Leader Pars 1960
Subscription notice explains how to read date numerals on the copy to determine renewal due date. It requests the reader to mail remittance using the form, with rates listed: $4.00 one year inside Canada, $5.00 two years outside Canada. includes address in Lac du Bonnet Manitoba.
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Canada
Springfield
Death shocks Manitoba Hydro family in Winnipeg River area
Frederick Paul Arsenault 36 former General Superintendent of Hydro Plants died in Winnipeg on March 14 after a spinal operation. A naval veteran and McGill electrical engineer, he held key posts at Seven Sisters Falls and Great Falls. Survived by wife Edith daughter Judith and parents. Funeral in Fort Frances with burial there.
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Manitoba Hydro
Winnipeg River
Hydro
Frederick Paul Arsenault
Great Falls
Winnee Hospital
Arsenault
Fort Frances
Ontario
Linde-Air of
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Electric Co
Seven Sisters Falls
Seven Sisters
Hydro Plants
Boy Scout Group
Edith
Judith
Rose- May Balton
Louis King
Stewart, Il
Foods Club Buffet Supper Supports Social Activities
The Whitemouth 4-H Foods club hosted a buffet supper on Monday March 12 at White mouth Collegiate led by Mrs Leonard Pommer and Mrs Harry Nelson. Tables wore spring decor and members served as hostesses to visitors. Proceeds go to support the club's social activities. The club, organized a few months ago, now counts twelve members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
Pine Falls Horticultural Short Course On March 28
A horticultural short course is set for Pine Falls Legion hall on Wednesday March 28 starting at 1 30 p m Chairman is B R Poston agricultural representative from Whitemouth The program covers garden soil problems with C Webber flower borders with W J Emerson care of house plants with W J Emerson budding and grafting with A Gudziak and P J Peters and landscaping home grounds for convenience and beauty with F J Weir
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Pine Falls Legion Hall
B. R. Poston
Whitemouth
C. Webber
W. J. Emerson
A. Gudziak
P. J. Peters
F. J. Weir
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Rabbies
News Council
Selkirk Health Unit
Man
Manitoba Telephone
City of Winnipeg Welfare
Lucien Laroche
Willson
Laura Vincent
Lionels Taxi
Springfield Leader
Powerview Utilities Co-op
Gus and Reno Garage
Imperial Oil Co
Postmaster
C.N.R
J. A. Desautels
U. M. Mun
F. Lafrance
Riverview
Pinewood Hotel
JFT
Perry Trophy
Alistair Ste Stewart
Erence
Argue
N.D.P
V. C. Hardy
Army
Pine Fells
V. Erskine
Norman Kellett of
Treherne
Joyce Helbrecht
Alex Helbrecht
Billie Wilson
Hospital Guild
Hospital
Red Cross
Mary Brandt
Hanna
Kenora
Melvin Sinclair
Kathleen
Mrs. R. Hicck
St. Patrick's
Stan Gittins
Powerview
Mrs
Olive Swanick
Deryk Cuperus
Wayne Windsor
Darcy
Art Bruce
B. Magnusson
Bea
Rock Area
C. S. Matchett
United Church
Manitoba Rebekah Assembly
Marlborough Hotel
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Manitoba
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Audit Bureau of Circulations
F. Arsenault
Joseph H. Schreyer
Foods Club
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