Lac du Bonnet Collegiate Opens Friday Ceremony Set
Lac du Bonnet Collegiate officially opens Friday November 24 at 8:00 p.m. with Hon Walter Wier minister of municipal affairs as guest. The 12 room building forms the last of four under the Agassiz Division and serves a wide district including Great Falls area east of Lac du Bonnet.
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Pens du Bonnet Collegiate
Walter Wier
Great Falls
Lac du Bonnet
Agassiz
Home and School Association
Powerview Council Hears Post Office Petition and bylaw actions
Powerview Village Council met November 14 with Mayor S Lazaruk and all councillors present. A petition favored a new Post Office for Powerview and will be sent to authorities. By-law 761 appointing Robert Papineau as assistant to the Municipal Office and By-law 861 creating a pension gratuity fund for secretary-treasurer J F Turcotte were approved. Council discussed waterworks work for the old red school, pending decision on whether the village will obtain the building. An inspection of the shack once owned by Jos Daoust led to plans for auctioning remaining effects. Various local payments were approved including amounts to Alex R, Postmaster, Papineau, Turcotte, and several utilities and services.
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Powerview
S. Lazaruk Presidi
J .F. Turcotte
Wate
Robert Papineau
J. F. Turcotte
Red School
Union of M Municipalities
Winnipeg
Jos. Daoust
Villers
Alex R
Man. Paper. Co. Mo
Mike Picter
Jos Vincent
Her Fontaine
Man
Lephone
Hydro
Romeo Chagnon
Areault and Retournay
Boniface Guimond
Powerview Utilities
Russell ‘Funeral
Public Welfare City. of
Public Utilities Board
Aes Gus
Rene
H. A. Desautels
Imperial Oil
Powerview Self Serve
JFT
4-H Leader Conference Held at Lac du Bonnet
34 4-H leaders from the White mouth Agricultural Representa tive area gathered at Lac du Bonnet Legion Hall on Tuesday evening November 15. The event featured a turkey dinner hosted by Legion Ladies and talks by Miss Dorothy Tommila of Elma on her Wisconsin trip and slides showing contour farming and dairy operations. Mrs. Evelyn Sutton of the Extension Service delivered a talk on teaching 4-H club members, stressing material knowledge, clear meetings, engagement, practicality, and effective communication. CBC Farm Forum plans for January were announced, and three new directors for the Whitemouth 4-H Association were elected: Mrs. Chickowski Pine Falls, Mrs. McCalder Elma, and Mrs. E. Jansson Great Falls.
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4-H
Whitemouth
Lac du Bonnet Legion Hall
4-H Club
Legion Ladies
Dorothy Tommila
Elma
Evelyn Sutton
Ralph Poston
Miss Sutton
Sutton
le Bine
Poston
Whitemouth 4-H Association
Chickowski
Pine Falls
McCalder
E. Jansson
Great Falls
Lac du Bonnet Curling Club Eyes Waiting Room Addition
The Lac du Bonnet Curling Club held a semi annual meeting to consider enlarging or rebuilding a new waiting room at an estimated cost of 6000 dollars. A winter study will submit plans, and if approved construction may start next spring. A three member committee will contact the Memorial Centre board about steps and conditions for a potential separate operation. The club set dates for the Men's North Eastern Bon spiel and discussed retiring the Turner Trophy for a district challenge cup. plans for the Grey Cup dance on December 2 with an orchestra were finalized and prize winners announced at the event.
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Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba
Exercise Tocsin Gives Manitobans Better Survival Odds
Manitoba officials tested civil defence readiness during Exercise Tocsin B held Monday and Tuesday November 13 and 14 at the Prairie Warning Centre. The drill simulated 40 strikes across Canada and the U.S. with Churchill as the only Canadian city hit, causing 200 deaths and 1000 injuries. The exercise assessed warning, evacuation, and re-entry plans, radio communications, and the CBC’s role in disseminating instructions. The centre is staffed 24 hours and will be housed in a fully underground building under construction.
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Churchill
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Prairie Warning Centre
Skelton
Bissett and Area Residents Share Weekend Moves and Local News
Bissett families visit relatives in Winnipeg and Pasewengin while others relocate to West Bissett. Roman's camp on Gunner Road hires more workers as surveyors resume work. Freddie Boulette sustains a leg fracture and will be laid up six weeks. Visitors include Robert Wood of Sudbury and local kin tied to Manigotagan. A Home and School meeting was canceled and a cabbage club invite appears. Continued on Page 4.
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Freddie Boulette
Renewal subscription form for The Leader in Lac du Bonnet
A renewal notice explains how to renew a Springfield Leader subscription with payments for one or two years. It cites dates in day month year format and notes Audit Bureau of Circulations rules on arrears. It includes address, pricing, and instructions for new subscribers and clipping the address label.
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Canada
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Springfield
Steiner Delbridge wedding at Redeemer Lutheran
Karen Jean Delbridge and Donald James Steiner married on October 7 at Redeemer Lutheran Church Whitemouth in a double ring ceremony. Rev A Eppler officiated with Gail Henderson organist. The couple planned a U S wedding trip after a Whitemouth reception.
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Redeemer - Lutheran Church
Whitemouth
Satturday
Karen Jean
H. C. Delbridge
Poplar Point
Donald James Steiner
H. Steiner
A. Eppler
Gail Henderson
Joan Delbridge
Linda Delbridge
Faye Zeck
Harold Atkinhead
Marvin Lange
Ronald Hertier
United States
Hamilton To Address P C Annual Meeting
Hon Alvin Hamilton federal Minister of Agriculture will address the Springfield Federal Progressive Conservative Association annual meeting on November 23. He will report on travels in Yugoslavia and Europe and discuss Federal Agricultural policies. The Gowor Hall gathering begins at 7 30 p m with a general meeting to follow. Dr Joseph Slogan M P will review constituency progress. Everyone is welcome.
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Alvin Hamilton
Springfield
Federal Progressive Conservative Association
Hamilton
Yugoslavia
Lac du Bonnet
Bissett
Gowor Hall
Lockport
Henderson Highway
Joseph
Pine Falls Business Women’s Club Dinner Meeting
The Business and Professional Women’s Club of Pine Falls held a dinner meeting at Manitou Lodge on Wednesday November 15. Thirteen members were present with four guests. Mrs Carmen Card presided. Betsy Bosma was named chair of Legislation and Resolutions. Betty Williams chairs Employment Conditions and United Nations. The December meeting is set for December 13 at Manitou Lodge.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Pine Falls
Manitou Lodge
Ninnee
Carmen Card
Betsy Bosma
Betty Williams
United Nations Committee
Great Falls Recreation Club Elects New Officers
The Great Falls Recreation Club held its combined annual meeting and supper on November 16 in Anderson Hall. David Rosner elected president for the coming year. other officers named include William Boyer vice president Jim LeRoye secretary treasurer Walter McReady recording secretary Cliff Olsen entertainment chair Bruce Maness theatre manager and Jack Bracken skating rink chair. The club reported a solvent year with the theatre netting 89 dollars since May 1961 and plans to close the theatre in June and July.
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Great Falls
Ron Muncer
David Rosner
William Boyer
Jim LeRoye
Walter McReady
Cliff Olsen
Bruce Maness
Jack Bracken
Vince Rowe
Theatre Recreation Club
Muncer
Pine Falls
Ina Ryplans
Bowling standings and records highlight tight race
Ian Ryplanski and Dave Rosner share the league lead with 23 points each as Dagney Bleakney sits third with 21. Dagney Bleakner claims ladies high average at 182 and Ina Ryplanski has a 310 high game. Frank Wenski and Jim LeRoye lead men with top games and averages. Bob Oakes earns NSC merit for a decade lacking lost-time accidents at Manitoba Hydro.
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Ian Ryplanski
Dave Rosner
Ryplanski
Everet Jansson
Mickie Jansson
Jim LeRoye
Delores LeRoy
Rosner
Mia Terra
Gunner Postnicks
Laury Postnicks
Liz van Mierlo
Dagney Bleakney
Dagney Bleakner
Ina Ryplanski
Frank Wenski
Bob Oakes
Manitoba Hydro
Robert
N.S.C
Bob
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Walter Weir
Tommila
Wisconsin
U.S
Aoa Sutton
CBC Farm Forum
F. RB. Manning
Reston
Cold Lake
Edmonton
Swan ‘River
Minot
N.D
Fargo
N. D
U.S.A
Duff Roblin
News
T.V
MES. I. M. Bowyer
O. N. Desrochers
Mrs. Jackson
Brandon
John Douglas
Pasewengin, Sask
George Townend
G. Henrikson
West Bissett
Roman
Gunner Road
Fedick
Watkin's Products
Garth Hay
Willie Boulette
Deer Lodge
Robert Wood
Sudbury
Ont
Mesdames Bell
Wozny and
Anderson
Wynne
Moore
Albert
John
Manigotogan
Bill Barnes
Transcona
Sid Street
Steiner
Delbridge
Business Women’s Club
Recreation Club
Mesdames W. Sinnock
D. Jacques
V. Rowe
T. Gareau
M. Bruneau
Stan Gittins
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