Community notices and events in Lac du Bonnet area
Local listings show Alcoholics Anonymous meetings Thursdays and Sundays at 8:00 p.m. plus Monday bingo at Notre Dame Parish Hall. Brownie and Guide Christmas Bazaar is Saturday November 22 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Park Avenue School basement. November 25 Home and School meeting at 8:00 p.m. and Health Centre Auxiliary at 1:30 p.m. at 163 Lake Ave. Card party and other social notes and travel updates accompany greetings and illness mentions.
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Brownie and Guide
Park Avenue School
Sth Street
Alta Atkinson
Lake Ave
Pine Falls greetings and community notes from the paper
Mild weather persists as residents forecast Christmas calm and postal strikes. Art Witt family visit in Marcelin with Louis Joanette recovering in Saskatoon, wheelchair bound after an accident. Maskwa Club dances in Powerview. engagements for Tardiffs and Berthelette. baby boy born to Branson family. Remembrance Day events and veteran honors in Pine Falls.
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Art Witt
Verla Joanette
Marcelin
Sask
Louis Joanette
University Hospital
Saskatoon
Louis
Pine Falls
Powerview
Allan Tardiff
Wendy Martin
Victoria Beach
Faye Tardiff
Leonard Berthelette
Allan
Faye
Leo
Rose Tardiff
Pointe du Bois Welcomes Chadwick Ashley Buhay
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Buhay of Pointe du Bois on the birth of their son Chadwick Ashley on Friday in Pinawa Hospital. He weighed 10 pounds 12 ounces and measured 22 inches. A brother for a five year old. Carrie Ketola returned home from Camp Raymer Saskatchewan after attending a 4-H Leaders Development program with 48 delegates and six staff members from November 3 to 7. She found the event educational and enjoyed a Wiener roast during the stay. Jimmy Takacs left on Friday to visit family in Hungary for about four weeks. Several women including Isabel Dunwoody Carrie Ketola Evelyne Tagesen and Daisy Johnson traveled to Lac du Bonnet on November 14 for a 4-H Leaders Workshop in the Anglican Parish Hall. The program focused on personnel skills and communicating with 4-Hers.
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Nard
Robert Berthelette
Susan Best
Steve Welie Jr
Bob Coller
Dave Harrison
Jack Mitchell
Roger Nault
Wayne Tosh
Bob Breton
Ted Harrison
Gene Lazaruk
Garry Sippola
Ron Dave Lafrance
Jim
Gaye Branson
Winnipeg
Robin
Christie
Bill
Marian Sharpe
Pine Falls
Art
Jean Branson
Mae Sharpe
Ron Summers
The
Bay Meat Department
Pinawa
Ron
Legion Hall
Phil Nutter
Grand Beach
Felix Kolesnik
Ken Mackie
Glen Stewart
Freda
Bud Spence
Tibby
Nick Makaski
Ann Roslyn
Royal Canadian Legion
Red Halpin
Pine Falls Hospital
Eugene Stefiuk
Helen Poitras
Rod Beaudry
Gary Buhay
Kathy Fors
Pointe du Bois
Chadwick Ashley
Pinawa Hospital
Little Chadwick
Carrie Ketola
Camp Raymer
Saskatchewan
Prairie Provinces
Carrie
Jimmy Takacs
Hungary
Isabel Dunwoody
Evelyne Tagesen
Daisy Johnson
Lac du Bonnet
Flashing Fingers 4H Meeting October 14 1975 Held
The second Flashing Fingers meeting on October 14 1975 had 27 members present. Led by Mrs. E Dunwoody the group named teachers including Mrs Kulikowsky Crafts A, Mrs Takacs Foods A, Mrs Tagesen Foods B, Mrs Werestink Crafts B, Mrs Ketola Clothing C D, Mrs Lindgren Foods A, Mrs Veill eux Self Determined, and Mr Seton and Mr Santos Power Mechanics. A raffle was approved offering a ten dollar coupon from Surfside Restaurant.
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Flashing Fingers
E. Dunwoody
Kulikowsky
A. Crafts
Takacs
A. Foods
Tagesen
B. Foods
Werestink
B. Crafts
Ketola
Lindgren
Veilleux
Seton
Santos
Light Horse Beef Club Meeting in Winnipeg
Twenty eight 4-H'ers from the North-Eastern Region attended a three day meeting at the Ramada Inn Winnipeg on November 7 8 9 Two club representatives were Lorette Papineau and Richard Klassen Topics included decision making goal setting meeting organization and two way communication Between leader and members Attendees felt the event was beneficial and wished for longer duration Richard Klassen Club Reporter
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Ramada Inn
Winnipeg
Lorette Papineau
Richard Klassen
Oldtimers Lose Key Players to Tanco and Others
Oldtimers sacrifice veteran defenders Don Gove Eddie Shack Meade and Leo Scott to reinforce Tanco. Alan Simcoe third highest playoff scorer joins Truckers. Goalie Neil Campbell leaves Oldtimers for Pinawa Panthers. After last year’s playoff dominance, the championship team weakens as rivals gain strong talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gove
Elmer
Eddie Shack
Meade
Ronnie Hirst
Leo Scott
Oldtimers
Tanco
Alan
Puck Hog
Simcoe
Truckers
Neil Campbell
Pinawa Panthers
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Alcoholic Anonymous
Notre Dame Parish Hall
Home and School Association
Park Avenue
4Th Street
Bonny Vista Lodge
Robin Whelter
Vancouver
Ehrlich
Hart
Carla Brown
Antoinette Rivera
Andy Cherico
Terry Lussier
Australia
Terry
Andy
Canada
Lil Nichiparick
Beausejour Hospital
Lil
Terry Anderson
Ken Houston
Earl Manson
Charlie Roberts
Fred Welsh
Carl Patterson
Pearl Frederick
Murray Manson
Roland Cook
Sandra Revell
Sandra
Vesta van Malsen
Ida
Wilson Billingsley
Brandon
Moosomin
Regina
U.S.A
Oregon
Washington
Duncan
B.C
Malsen
Cheryl Brown
Poplar
Surfside
OXFAM
Eee
East Africa
Oxfam the International Development People
Eglinton Ave
East Toronto
Ontario
Light Horse Beef Club
Lac du Bonnet Municipal Hall
Man
Your Home Economist
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
CIBIE
Manitoba
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