Pointe du Bois honors Jack and Mrs Knox at retirement party
A community retirement party on November 25 1972 in Pointe du Bois honored Mr and Mrs Jack Knox now of Lac du Bonnet. Knox began with Winnipeg Hydro in 1943 as Tramway Section Foreman later becoming Tramway Conductor and Transportation Foreman before retirement. Family and colleagues from the Tramway Department CUPE and local clubs attended, presenting gifts and a cake as well as a bouquet for Mrs Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Knox
Lac du Bonnet
Jack
Winnipeg Hydro
S. R. Dunwoody
Tramway
Chuck Anderson
Nestor Nadolsky
C.U.P.E
G. D. Anderson
R. Harland
Betty Anderson
Dave
Elsie
Albert
Leona
Bob
Margaret
Agnes
Bryant
Florence
Teddy
Laura Loisier
Greenwood
Nova Scotia
Lions to Sponsor Annual Senior Citizens Xmas Dinner
The Lac du Bonnet Lions Club will sponsor the Annual Senior Citizens Christmas Dinner at the Lac du Bonnet Memorial Hall on Wednesday December 13. A phoning committee will invite seniors. seniors not reached by phone should contact Lions Richard Moore Ray Freund or Ray Enright to ensure inclusion and arrange transportation.
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Lac du Bonnet
Lion Richard Moore
Lion Ray Freund
Lion Ray Enright
Manitoba approves 48 lottery grants to speed capital works
Premier Schreyer announces 34 million provincial capital works program with 48 community projects this week. Half fund northern airport related work including God’s Lake Narrows and Pukatawagan and Half involve water and sewer systems for recreational areas. Largest project Camp Morton washrooms costs 100000. Projects aim to reduce seasonal unemployment through labor intensive jobs, reviewed by Winter Works committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Ed Schreyer
Camp Morton
Gimli
Roman Catholic
Archiepiscopal Corporation of
Winnipeg
Gimlin
Schreyer
Russell Doern
Sam Askiw
Department of Northern Affairs
God's Lake Narrows
Oxford House
Brochet
Pukatawagan
South Indian Lake
Manitoba teachers show lower resignations in 1971 72
The Manitoba Teachers Society reports a 12.1 percent resignation rate in 1971 72 the lowest in eight years. The survey based on 96.1 percent of public school teachers shows 138 moved out of Manitoba and 12.7 percent losses to the profession nationwide. Data come from MEDIA the Manitoba education department computerized information bank.
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Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Manitoba Department of Education
Manitoba
Andosses
Society
MEDIA
Hockey Canada coaching school in Winni peg produces leader ship grad
Len Williams of Pinawa completes his second year in a progressive Hockey Canada coaching leadership program at a Winnipeg school. He represents Hockey Canada in Eastern Manitoba and plans upcoming coaches clinics to standardize coaching methods across the region. One day regional workshops or a certified 25 hour program with exam lead to Hockey Canada certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockey Canada
Winnipeg
Len Williams
Pinawa
Len
Manitoba
Canada
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Lions
Pine Falls
J. Dankowsky
P. Poitras
Stirling Pipe Band
F. M. Welsh
Lottery Fund
Red Sucker Lake
Split Lake
York Landing
Shamattawa
Department of Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Falcon Lake
Stephenfield Provincial
Norquay Beach
Winnipeg River
Nutimik Lake
Brereton Lake
White Lake
Dorothy Lake
Otter Falls
Athapapuskow Lake
Big Whiteshell Lake
Baker's Narrows
Rainbow Beach
St Malo
Steep Rock
Bell Lakes
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