Elects Officers in Local Meeting Including Treasurer Post
The group elected officers with Thomson as treasurer and naming of John Hindy Blake Thompson Ernie Moffat Lorne Moffat William Smith Stanley Peterson Mesdames Wm Bilynsky Ernie Moffat Laura Smith Kid Lean Harry Hunt and Miss Delbridge among those chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Tive
John Hindy
Blake Thompson
Ernie Moffat
Lorne Moffat
William Smith
Stanley Petrouski
Mesdames Wm. Bilynsky
Laura Smith
Kid Lean
Harry Hunt
Miss Aa Delbridge
All Anglers Lack Now Is Good Ice
Manitoba opens ice fishing after November 1 to March 31 under provincial rules. Hon. C. H. Witney notes the sport’s growth with 5742 licences issued last year, 4542 to residents. winter season could reach record levels if snow is light. Licences cost one dollar for residents and $2.50 for nonresidents. Anglers use canvas frames, huts with stoves and radios for comfort on the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
C. H. Witney
Hole River Man Wounded by Accidental Rifle Discharge
Wallace Noel Seymour, 27, of Hole River Reserve, was wounded in the right hip by an accidental discharge of a .22 rifle while hunting with his brother Sydney, about 15 miles west of Bissett. Two shells exploded in his hip pocket. He was transported to Pine Falls hospital due to Dr. Kennedy's absence at Pinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Noel Seymour
Hole River Reserve
Pine Falls
Sydney
Bissett
Wallace
Kennedy
Pinel
Pinealls
Walter Whyte Collegiate Opens in Grand Marais
The Walter Whyte Collegiate opened last Wednesday November 9 with Lord Selkirk School Division members and residents gathering. R W Lightly spoke on education trends doubling school population by 1965 under a new high school system. The ceremony included ribbon cutting by Mrs Whyte and Andrew Smith, with Captain Holmes giving the invocation and MLA Oscar Bjornson present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Whyte
Lord Selkirk
R. W
Lightly
Andrew Smith
D. Holmes
Oscar Bjornson
Whyte
W. C. Hardy
Dennis Blake Knox
Diane Joseph
R. W. Lightly
Bissett Remembrance Tea a Successful Community Event
A large turnout at the Bissett Community Hall on Wednesday November 9 raised 128.40 for the Deer Lodge Canadian Legion Po. Mrs J M Bowyer chaired the event with Mrs A Reid as hostess and wreaths and poppies displayed. Numerous volunteers assisted with tables, baking, and sales while Wendy Townend drew the door prize won by Mr Lucas. The event marked the 39th year of Canada’s remembrance poppy and highlighted continued support for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bissett
J. M. Bowyer
A. Reid
Mesdames E. Meadows
W. Combe
C. Gibson
N. McLeod
A. Kowalchuk
W. Gillespie
Mesdames
W. Allan
J. Allan
Mesdames B. Anderson
E. Fults
T. Vialoux
J. Wozny
Mesdames G. Gray
Ratcliffe
K. Advent
Wendy Townend
Mr. Lucas
Deer Lodge
Canadian Legion Po
Canada
Legionary National Magazine
of Canadian Legion
Elma Greek Catholic Bazaar Ends Successful Event
Mrs Mary Smerechynski notes heavy snow and hunting season progress as Elma Greek Catholic Church held its annual bazaar at Elma Hall on November 5th, described as a great success. Local visits and family updates follow, including trips to city and Winnipeg hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
Pine Falls Community Notes Mark 25th Anniversary and Local Events
Mrs W Woods reports neighbors celebrate John and Grace Huhn on November 2 for their 25th wedding anniversary. Winnipeg guests visit Chief Constable Harry Rowe’s home for three weeks, and Pine Falls Chapter Order of the Eastern Star marks its seventh birthday with visitors from Winnipeg and Minnesota. Other items include travels of Mrs Gaufield, a Congregational Dinner at The Chateau, Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge visit, Legion Remembrance Day dinner, and a $200 Women’s Hospital Auxiliary bursary winner Julia Lazaruk of Powerview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huhn
Jack
Grace
R. Wilson
Indian Head
Sask
Harry Rowe
Pine Falls
Eastern Star No. 51
Winnipeg
Florence Tustian
Minnesota
Arthur Hopkins
Canadian Legion
Great Falls
Pointe du Bois
Lehead
Gordon
Iion
Mulligan
Legion
Stewart
Gyles
Salloum
Cook
Chas. Miller
Crow's Nest Rate No Deficit To Railways
Manitoba and Alberta submitted a year long cost study to the Commissioner of Transportation contending that grain carriage at Crow's Nest rates is not a deficit traffic for Canadian railways. The report argues CPR costs are overstated for grain and that revenues cover variable costs and contribute to fixed costs, refuting claims of imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Alberta
Commissioneer
George Borts
M. J. Ulmer
R. L. Banks
Canadian Pacific
C.p.r’s
CPR
Leason Short
Manitoba-Alberta
C.P.R
Provincal
Canada
Gurney Evans
Industry and Commerce
Parker Gilchrist Named Canada's Top Grid Players
Toronto was the site last week for the selection of Canada’s top pro football players. Cookie Gilchrist of the Toronto Argonauts and Jackie Parker of the Edmonton Eskimos were named outstanding players by writers and broadcasters from the Big Four League and Western Interprovincial unions. Gilchrist, a scoring champion in 1959 and 1960 who plays linebacker or tackle on defense, was chosen tops in the East. Parker, an import from Mississippi State who previously won the award in 1957 and 1958, was highlighted as a leading back. A second poll will name Canada’s top football player of the year. Gilchrist hails from Tarentum, Pennsylvania, and did not play college or pro football in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookie Gilchrist
Toronto Argonauts
Jackie Parker
Edmonton Eskimos
Toronto
Interprovincial Union
Gilchist
Hones
Canada
Parker
Mississippi State
Gilchrist
Tarentum
United States
Double Ring Wedding in South St. Pauls Linden Church
Margaret Rattai of Kenora Ont married Gerald William Schatkowsky of Whitemouth Man at South St. Pauls Lutheran Church Oldenburg White Mouth October 14. Rev L Harthmann officiated with Mrs Jack Hartmann at the organ. Details include gowns of Lily of the Valley fabric, a red bouquet, and a reception and dance at Whitemouth Hall. The couple will reside in the itemouth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Oldenburg
Whitemouth
Margaret
Edward Rattai
Kenora
Ont
Gerald William
William Schatkowsky
Man
L. Harthmann
Jack Hartmann
Bernice Kiapprat
Darlene Schatkowsky
Margaret Rushko
Edward Klepatz
George Rattai
Alex Malkoske
Itemouth District
Subscription Renewal Form for The Leader Issued
The notice asks readers to renew subscriptions by mail with payment. It explains date numerals on the address indicate due dates and lists renewal rates: 3.00 for one year within Canada, 4.00 outside Canada, 5.00 for two years within Canada, 6.00 outside Canada. It notes Audit Bureau of Circulations rules and instructs new subscribers to use the form with address details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Springfield
Lac du Bonnet Home and School Meeting Recap
The Lac du Bonnet Home and School Association met at the school on Tuesday November 8 with Mrs H Arseniuk presiding. Attendees helped gather clothes for a clothing drive collecting thirteen boxes while Mrs P Klassen reported receipts of $36.05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Powerview and District News Summary
Local notices recount deer hunting weather and well wishes for Mrs Paterson and Mrs Pasaluko. Residents Mr and Mrs Miller and Mr and Mrs Kitchingman visited. others traveled to Erickson, Nee Pawa, and Portage. War remembrance at Cenotaph. UNICEF drive benediction. Christmas concert planned. Homework discussion among teachers praised parental help and after school support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Paterson
Dan Pasaluko
General Hospital
Unicef
Quong
A. Pangs
B. Nicoll
D. Wojciechowski
S. Hyrsie
E. Brown
K. Long
Poppy Fund Appreciates Deer Lodge Contributors
Manigotogan Poppies were sold at the school and by Mrs How ard of the hotel. A Sunday box returned $14.80. Mrs I M Bowyer, convener, extends appreciation for the district’s efforts on behalf of the Deer Lodge poppy fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Deer Lodge
I. M. Bowyer
Powerview Council Sits As Court of Revision
Powerview council met on Tuesday November 8 with Deputy Mayor L Berthelette presiding. The court reviewed three complaints and found current assessments fair. 55 appeals from the Municipal Assessment Branch with 24 increases 18 decreases and 13 ownership changes were approved. seven additions were added to the 1960 tax roll. Regular meeting passed by law 13/60 to establish a savings account and authorized sending notices to remove street signs. The council also authorized attendance at the Union of Manitoba Municipalities convention with expenses. Several accounts were approved for payment including Manitoba Power Commission Imperial Oil and Agassiz School Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powerview
L. Berthelette
S. Lazaruk O. Vincent
F. Watson
J. T. Turcotte
J. A. Tease
L. Bertherette
Union of Manitoba
Hiway
Manitoba Power Commission
North West Mortage Co
Springfield
Manitoba Hospital Services Plan
Postmaster
E. C. McMillan
Edward Wilson
J. Turcotte
Imperial Oil Co
Agassiz S.D
Manitoba Telephone
Walter Parke
Robert Lavoie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Debbie Selmes
Debbie
Ashley
Grand Marais
Mrs
Mary Smerechynski
Mrs. Bateman of
Smithers, B.C
Mrs. M. Ducharme
Ben Prette
Roberta Smorang
Mrs. R. Smorang
Miss Jacyk
Mrs. Jacyk
Kport
Wm. Kurian
A. Shewchuk
Mrs. W. Woods
J. Gaufield
Montreal
N., Parker
T. Scott
Sault St. Marie
Church of the Advent
Chateau
W.A
The
United Church
Thomas Smith
Hoag
Sisters of
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Coronation Rebekah No. 1
Juliana Lazaruk
Women’s Hospital Auxiliary
Crow's Nest
Schatkowsky
Rattai
Old Street
Olive Swanick
Mrs. L. Hovey
Erickson and Neepawa
Murray Manson
Ken Farrell
Portage
Pete Pasaluko
Cst
O’ Malley
Shoal Lake
Powerview Council
Court of Revision
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