Pinawa Elementary students tour Whiteshell and Halloween night
Pinawa Elementary students shared a mix of field trips and school activities. Grade 5 visited Seven Sisters Hydro Plant and Pine Falls Paper for paper making insight, while older pupils staged a Truth Telling Machine. A village treat tour, costume contest, and bear country entertainment wrapped a lively Hallowe en evening with parental attendance and high school volunteers.
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Whiteshell
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Whitemouth Collegiate Weekend Events Planned
Irene McDougald announces a busy weekend with Beatnik Bop on November 8 featuring the Tumble Weeds, beatnik costumes encouraged, and a November 9 guided bus tour to the University of Manitoba ending with a Manitoba Theatre Centre performance.
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Tumble Weeds
University of Manitoba
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Powerview Collegiate Population Up Over Last Year
Powerview Collegiate reports a larger student body for the new year with 156 students, 77 boys and 79 girls, including 93 English speakers and 63 French speakers from nine districts. New leaders include President Henri Pelland and Vice-President Louis Lesosky, with 81 newcomers and 75 former students.
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Powerview
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Diane Gelinas
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Whitemouth Social and Community Notes Update
Whitemouth features a social and musical evening led by Mrs. M. Hay and Mrs. B. Aipers. Halloween party for Sunday School class hosted by Mrs. Harry Nelson. Mrs. Danny Melnick hospitalized with foot injury from a rusty nail. Lydia Staerk of Winnimeg visited relatives. Mary Brandt celebrated 79th birthday at daughter Mrs. Alex Helbrecht’s home on Oct 28 with family. Norman Kellett and family from Rivers visited Helbrecht parents. Oldenburg Lutheran W A hosted a Fowl Supper on Oct 26 in church basement. Beverly Henderson won the Thomson's radio. White mouth Community Club met Oct 24. officers elected: Rudy Noel president, Verne Schatkowsky vice president, Mike Hay secretary, Eddie Malkoske treasurer, executive Helen Schatkowsky, Mrs. W. J. Smith, David Cousins, George Despins, Bob Honke.
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Alex Helbrecht
Whitemouth Community Club
Curling Club
Rudy Noel
Verne Schatkowsky
Mike Hay
Eddie Malkoske
Helen Schatkowsky
W.J. Smith
David Cousins
George Despins
Bob Honke
Manitoba Junior Champion Marksmen Win Labatt Trophy
The Miami youngsters won the Provincial Junior Rifle Championships over forty six teams across Manitoba. They received the John Labatt Trophy from George Prost, Labatt Marketing Director, with coach Paul Smith and team members Terry Sprott Bill Lenton Jim Watchorn Glen Brown Blake Cutting Dennis Popokes and Mr Prost pictured. The event combines target shooting and safety knowledge to ensure safe hunting future.
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John Labatt
Labatt
George Prost
Paul Smith
Terry Sprott
Bill Lenton
Jim Watchorn
Glen
Ing
Manitoba Federation of Game and Fish Associations
Lac du Bonnet Collegiate Names Freshie Queen and King
Lac du Bonnet Collegiate held a combined Hallowe en and Freshie Dance on Friday November 1. Ori ana Brown of Grade 9 A was elected Freshie Queen and Allan Champagne of 9 A Freshie King for the 63 64 school year.
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Whitemouth crushes Elma 33 to 0 in football clash
Whitemouth Elementary School beat Elma 33 to 0 with five touchdowns three from Randy Melnick one from Henry Seinema and one from Dennis Arn dt. Friday's game featured grade seven and boys plus two grade six. Halloween party details included as well.
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Whitemouth
Patricia Henderson
Elma
Randy Melnick
Henry Seinema
Dennis Arndt
Lac du Bonnet Inter-School Competition Results
Lac du Bonnet Consolidated School joined inter-scholastic events in flag football for boys and volleyball for girls. The boys went 2-1-1 overall with wins over Beausejour 15-6 and Powerview 24-12, a 12-12 tie at Beausejour, and a 0-7 loss at Powerview. Girls claimed volleyball wins over Beausejour, faced Beausejour in fastball losses, and split results with Powerview, ending the season with growing confidence and hopes for future interlocked schedules.
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Beausejour
Whitemouth
Pine Falls
Runke
Bevington-Woolf
Valerie McLean
Carole Lehman
Lac du Bonnet Consolidated School
Messrs
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Wm. A. Kachur
J. W. Wade
Wade
Passing Show Continues In Parliament Cow Milking Challenge
The House of Commons hosts a bizarre farm front scene as Harry Hays challenges opposition to a cow milking contest to prove farming knowledge. Opposition leaders demand he focus on his $35,000 salary while Tommy Douglas calls the spectacle ludicrous. Separately, General Motors of Canada in Oshawa produces up to 1,30 cars and trucks in a day for domestic and export markets.
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NDP
Tommy Douglas
General Motors of Canada
Oshawa
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