Subscription Renewal Form for The Leader
A renewal notice explains subscription due dates by reading date numerals, lists renewal prices 3.00 for one year 4.00 outside Canada 5.00 for two years 6.00 outside Canada, and instructs new subscribers to use the form with name and address printed. It notes address at 3rd Street Lac du Bonnet Man and reminds for arrival notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
3Rd Street
Lac du Bonnet
Man
Canada
Lions Club of Pinawa Organizing Mid October Meeting
Twenty two men voted in favor of forming the Lions Club of Pinawa at a Bank of Montreal meeting led by Zone Chairman E Walterson. Officers elected include President Merne Torreson and Secretary George Takashima with several vice presidents and directors named. A charter night is set for November 28 and interested men are urged to contact the club secretary or board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club of
Pinawa
Bank of Montreal
E. Walterson
E. Watterson
Merne Torreson
George M. Takashima
E. Ingersoll
Barrie Banks
Jack McLeod
John Cronin
K. Bjornson
Lion Tamer
Jim Spencer
John Minton
Ross Stone
Don Graham
George Bonney
Ernie W. Dorn
Minnesota
Miles Phillips
Boissevain
Archie Neyedly
Beausejour
Beausejour Lions Club
Lions Club
Paul Nimchuk Re-elected President in Beausejour Meeting
Paul Nimchuk was re-elected president of the Progressive Conservative Association of Springfield at the annual meeting held in the Legion Hall Beausejour. Fred Stienke and Mrs V Erskine were also re-elected, with Elsie Roland secretary and new executive members O L Laird and L Bencharski. MLA Fred Klym spoke on crop insurance and provincial government work over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ninchuk
Progressive Conservative Association of
Springfield
Legion Hall
Beausejour
Fred Stienke
V. Erskine
Elsie Roland
O. L. Laird
L. Bencharski
Fred Klym
M.L.A
Ross chosen president of Whitemouth Home and Schools
A. Ross was elected president of the Whitemouth and district Home and Schools Association at a meeting in the Collegiate auditorium on Thursday, October 22. Others elected include Mrs. W. Bilynsky as 1st vice president, Mrs. A. Shevchuk as 2nd vice president, Lillian Rodgers as secretary, Jim Thompson as treasurer, and Mrs. Harry Nelson as member. The agenda featured Reading Value by D. Nichol and Modern Education Problems by A. J. Shevchuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ross
Whitemouth and District Home and Schools Association
W. Bilynsky
A. Shevchuk
Lillian Rodgers
Jim Thompson
Harry Nelson
D. Nichol
River Hills
A. J. Shevchuk
Whitemouth
Elsie Chapman Elected Lac du Bonnet Curling Club President
Elsie Chapman was elected president of the Lac du Bonnet Ladies Curling Club at the club rooms on Tuesday October 27 with 12 ladies present. New officers include Georgina Kirby vice president Irene Amos secretary Nellie Campbell treasurer and other members at large and delegates to the men's club. The ladies North Eastern Bon spiel is scheduled for January 15 16 and 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Chapman
Lac du Bonnet
Curling Club
Georgina Kirby
Irene Amos
Nellie Campbell
Elvy Foubert
Leah Zeemel
Lois Banks
Jo Fournier
Helen Kabaluk
Seline Shearer
Ways and Means
Bertha Ukrainec
Manigotogan News From Mrs E Howard
Owing to my husband’s pneumonia illness at Pine Falls hospital I missed last week’s column. He is home and recovering. Rod Wood returned north to trap. Belated birthdays for Mrs Arthur Quesnel Mrs Margaret Simard Robert Riley Teddy Meade and Mr and Mrs Ernie Newsham visited. Visits to Pine Falls hospital were paid. Sympathy extended to the Bailey Siddle Boulette and Currie families. Charles Siddle of Whitemouth hospitalized for cataract surgery. Larry Simard injured hand four stitches back at work. Continued on Page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls Hospital
Rod Wood
Arthur Quesnel
Margaret Simard
Robert Riley
Teddy Meade
Ernie Newsham
Bissett
John Hay
John Minton
Pine Falls
Manigotogan
Charles Siddle
Whitemouth
Harry Boulette Sr
Ashern
Discussions Underway On Garment Factory Here
Community leaders discuss a possible garment factory with a $40 000 building and machinery cost funded by a federal loan. The plan envisions fifteen workers per shift, two shifts, with questions on pay, babysitting, and long term return to the community. Local residents urged to share views with the Chief and Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothing Company
V C Hardy Heads Chamber of Commerce at Casey’s Inn
At the annual Chamber meeting V C Hardy was elected president and Kieth Banks secretary treasurer for the coming year. Irvin Grabke declined another term but reviewed his two years as president. Harold Wells and others were elected to key posts as committees organized. Plans discussed include a road sign for Lac du Bonnet, centennial projects, a sports arena with skating rink, a public beach, park, and library. The chamber will back a federal building project and a Spring boat show is scheduled March 17 to 20, 1965 at Winnipeg Arena. Nat ural gas piping to Pine Falls was reported with Lac du Bonnet possibly included in the hook up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Casey’s Inn
V. C. Hardy
Kieth Banks
Irvin Grabxe
Harold Wells
Dennis Crook
Jack Wade
Irvin Grabke
Viv Hardy
Lac du Bonnet
Winnipeg Arena
Pine Falls
Anglican Ladies Bazaar Plans Detailed At Meeting
The St. John s Anglican W A arranged their annual bazaar and card party for November 20 at 7 30 p m in Memorial Hall. Thirty attendees including Mrs J Whitford and Mrs F Fortier heard reports and a nominating committee was appointed for December. Mrs Whitford and Mrs Palmer assisted lunch service after her talk about the 79th Anglican Church of Canada meeting at Edmonton September 14 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Anglican W.A
Memorial Hall
D. Crook
G. Ambrose
W. Hammerstedt
J. Whitford
Tom Fortier
Kenora
Lac du Bonnet
Pine Falls Families Move to Rothesay New Brunswick
Several Pine Falls families including Alphonse and Irene Hebert Glenn and Donna Pennell Pat and Isabelle Honeyman Donna and Stan Stewart Bruce and Joan Halpin Dint and Phyliss Sharpe relocate to Rothesay New Brunswick for a new paper mill. Mr and Mrs Tom Fortier host a surprise house warming with about 30 friends and an electric slicer as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Alphonse
Irene Hebert
Glenn
Donna Pennell
Pat
Isabelle Honeyman
Donna
Stan Stewart
Bruce
Joan Halpin
Dint
Phyliss Sharpe
Rothesay New Brunswick
Tom Fortier
New Fortier
Forest Products Producers Meet at Lac du Bonnet
The Manitoba Forest Products Association holds its second annual district meeting at the Community Centre Hall in Lac du Bonnet on Friday November 6 1964. Open to all forest products producers in the area, the event invites questions and suggestions for Directors plus reports on progress since last year. A safety equipment display will be available when the hall opens at 7 30 p m with the meeting starting at 8 p m sharp. attendees are urged to arrive early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Forest Products Association
Lac du Bonnet
Remembrance Day plans at Lac du Bonnet Legion
Lac du Bonnet Legion finalized Remembrance Day plans at the October meeting. Poppies will be distributed to schools and Pinawa on November 6. A Remembrance Day dance is set for November 7 at Memorial Hall, with a service at the Walbec Theatre on November 11 and the Cenotaph ceremony to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet, Legion
Pinawa
Memorial Hall
Walbec Theatre
R. Waters
Victoria Beach Evangelist Convention At Beaconia Gospel Hall
A Beaconia Gospel Hall evangelist convention featured speakers from the States and elsewhere. A ladies donated lunch accompanied the warm message and fellowship. Local residents Mr and Mrs Ernest Monkman traveled to Elkhorn Saskatchewan for the Bible convention. Mrs Bert Martin moved to Winnipeg to stay with their daughter Mrs John Wasko for the winter. Congratulations to Miss Darlene Graham and Mr Ernest Saunders on their engagement. Birthday greetings to Sandra Martin and Mrs Stuart Linkater. Mrs Oli Kroken visited Winnipeg to see her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Steve Ogrodnick. Diane Joseph goes to business college and Marcia Joseph works at Kimberly Clark. Halloween was enjoyed, with children receiving treats and adults dressing up and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaconia Gospel Hall
Bert Martin
Winnipeg
John Wasko
Darlene Graham
Ernest Saunders
Sandra Martin
Stuart Linkater
Oli Kroken
Steve Ogrodnick
Diane
Marcia Joseph
Clifford Joseph
Marcia
Kimberly Clarks
Collegiate Students Tour University Visit Prompts High Spirits
A group of Lac du Bonnet Collegiate students toured the University of Manitoba on a Saturday in October. Guided by Principal R Dyne and supervisor P Matthews, they visited Arts, Psychology, Science, Home Economics, and Engineering, tested eye hand coordination, observed a 1620 Digital Computer, and watched a Bisons football win 42 to 1 over Saskatchewan. The trip included meals, a Beausejour stop, and remarks of thanks to leaders and the bus driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
University of Manitoba
R. Dyne
Faculty of Arts
Department of Psychology
Faculty of Science
Faculty of Engineering
University of Manitoba Bisons
Saskatchewan Huskies
Bisons
Huskies
Beausejour
P. Matthews
Harkness
Also Mentioned on This Page
Awfit Bureau of Circulations
Lions Farm Club
Paul Nimchuk
Mrs. E. Howard
Indian People
Indian Affairs Branch
Garth Crockett
Fort Alexander
Mr. Crockett
P. Zarecki
B. Zarecki
Marville
France
Rcaf Air Division
Cpl
Zarecki
RCAF
Chamber of Commerce
Anglican Ladies Plan
Lac DU Bon
Legion
Scouts
Binda
McCoy
Victoria Beach
Traverse Bay
Mildred Hampton
Ernest Monkman
Elkhorn, Saskatchewan
University
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