Elections Open Oct 19 In Powerview Lac du Bonnet
Polls run 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. October 19 across Powerview Lac du Bonnet area with mayoral race in Powerview featuring Lawrence Berthelette James L Deeders and Charles W Phillip. Councillor seats contested by Paul Alarie Win Denysiuk Roland Duval Rene Papineau. Ward 3 in Lac du Bonnet includes Ed Hepko vs Ed Si-Kara. Village candidates R Waters M Kabuluk A Campbell. School trustees seats open in Lac du Bonnet No 234 with G Hardy A Hunchak and retiring trustee vacancy.
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Schoen
Powerview
Lac Duc Bonnet
Lac du Bonnet
Lawrence Berthelette
James L. Deeders
Charles W. Phillip
Paul Alarie
Win. Denysiuk
Roland Duval
Rene Papineau
R. M
Lac Duo Bonnet
Ed. Hepko
Ed. Si- Kara
R. Waters
M Kabuluk
A. Campbell
G. Hardy
A. Hunchak
Lac du Bonnet No
Curling Association Meeting Set for October 19
The Semi Annual Meeting of the Ladies Manitoba Curling Association will be held Friday October 19 at 7 30 p.m. in the Investors Syndicate 280 Broadway Ave Winnipeg Manitoba.
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Ladies (Manitoba) Curling Association
Investors Syndicate
Broadway Ave
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Pine Falls Community Events Calendar Highlights
Pine Falls Horticultural Society annual meeting at Chateau Hall. Card Party at Legion Hall by Business and Professional Women's Club. Wind-up of Pine Falls Golf Club at Legion Hall with prize presentation, dance, refreshments. Golf Club annual meeting set for November 28 at the Armouries. Visitors include Mio o and Mrs Edward Green of Killarney visiting Pine Falls residents.
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Manitou Lodge
Pine Falls Horticultural Society
Chateau
Pine Falls
Legion Hall
Pine Falls Golf Club
46Th Squadron
Hospital
United Church Hall
Rebekah
Ain the Armouries
Mio O
Edward Green
Killarney
Man
Work. McGuire
W Woods
Teachers Meet At Powerview Convention Highlights
The North-Eastern Manitoba Teachers Association held a Powerview convention with 180 teachers, endorsing a spring schedule, stable executive, and better school exhibits. Sessions covered reading as a skill in programming, social sciences, physical sciences, and recreational reading with emphasis on dictionaries, maps, audio visual aids, and parental involvement. Speakers included Mr. K Pokrant and Mr. Muller, whose remarks lauded teaching as shaping minds and cited education as the nation's foundation.
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Manitoba Teachers’ Association
Powerview
Lac du Bonnet
Tataryn
Pine Falls
K. Pokrant
Inspector of
W. Pindera
Manitoba Teachers Society
S. C. Howe
Manitoba Paper Company
C. Muller
Department of Education
Muller
Mr. Muller
More Power With Women Power
Manitoba Business and Professional Women's Clubs celebrate Business Women's Week with a theme highlighting unlimited opportunities for women in business. Pine Falls B and P W Club plans a Whist and Bridge party at the Chateau Pine Falls on October 18 with prizes and a door prize and lunch provided by members.
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Manitoba
Pine Falls
Lac du Bonnet Plans New Fire Hall and Truck
At a special village council meeting two resolutions were passed to buy a new fire truck for Lac du Bonnet and to call for tenders for a fire hall. The hall will house the two trucks and provide space for repairs and meetings, aiming for local contractor construction. Tenders close October 22. The fire truck, budgeted for years, is expected to cost about 13 313 dollars and include essential firefighting equipment for the area. Regular December 9, 1962 council meeting with all members present discussed bread delivery by Toastmaster Sales Ltd. No decision. Two by laws set 1962 tax levies and assets liabilities from the year’s land acquisitions. Council approved Royal Bank sign overhang and instructed secretary to request a gravel permit from the Public Works Department.
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Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba Fire Commissioner’s Office
Earl Smith
Gordon Gay
Toastmaster Sales Ltd
Municipal Board
Royal Bank
Third Street
Department of Public Works
Prime Minister to Lay Cornerstone at Manitoba Tech Institute
Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker will lay the cornerstone for the Manitoba Institute of Technology on Saturday October 20 in a ceremony for the $5 million building. He will also address the Manitoba Historical Society at an evening banquet in Winnipeg as part of Selkirk Settlers 150th anniversary events.
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Manitoba Institute of Technology
John G. Diefenbaker
Manitoba
Wiurope
Manitoba Historical Society
Selkirk
Renewal form urges subscription payment for The Leader
The excerpt outlines renewal steps for Springfield Leader subscriptions with due dates shown as day month year. It lists prices: $3.00 one year, $4.00 outside Canada, $5.00 two years, $6.90 outside Canada, and instructs new subscribers to use the form, print name and address, and allow a week for arrival.
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Canada
Springfield
River Hills Couple Celebrate 25th Anniversary
River Hills hosts a Silver Wedding Anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Alex Beeskau on October 6 with family present. The couple’s 25th date falls on October 9. Guests include relatives Esther Zillman and Edward Beeskau. A chest of stainless steel cutlery was presented. A sister and a brother-in-law in San Francisco sent congratulations.
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Alex Beeskau
Mrs. Beeskau
Darlene
Mr. Beeskau
Kay Henschel
Jack Howcroft
Beeshau
Esther Zillman
Winnipeg
Beeskau
Edward Beeskau
Pine Falls
Art Mielke
San Francisco
USA
Pine Falls Collegiate Opening Thursday
The Pine Falls Collegiate will hold its official opening Thursday at 11 15 a m with Mr D W Ambridge and dignitaries including Gurney E Evans minister of industry and commerce Scott Bateman deputy minister of education and C H Witney minister of mines and natural resources present to witness the ribbon cutting and offer praise for Manitoba Paper Company Limited engineers who designed and built the school The facility completed in August features new desks brighter classrooms and landscaped grounds beside the elementary school.
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Pine Falls
Gurney E. Evans
Industry and Commerce
Scott Bateman
C. H. Witney
Mines and Natural Resources
Manitoba
Indian Co op Creates Climate of Enthusiasm
Manitoba hosts over 500 members of Indian ancestry in self help producer and consumer co operatives. Six new producer co ops have 85 000 in business, 8 000 in assets, and 6 000 in cash reserves. Anticipated four fold business growth in 12 months with more co ops planned. Notable groups include Pine Creek and Fort Alexander pulpwood as well as three fishermen co ops.
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Manitoba
John Christianson
Pulpwood
Co-Operative Savings and Loan Society
Christianson
Pine Creek
Camperville
Man
Fort Alexander
National Forest Products Week in Canada Observed
Forest products take spotlight from October 21 to 27 as Canada proclaims National Forest Products Week. Manitoba’s primary forest production exceeds 20 million dollars annually and provides about 600000 man days, underlining forests role in construction manufacturing and publishing, including newsprint and books.
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Canada
Manitoba
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Geo. Sadler
Stonewall
Stan Marsh
England
Fry
Will
Oddfellows and Rebekah
Becau
Winniper Sunshine Lodge
Mere Aglie McGouare
Canadian Legion
Transcona
Spernc
North Bay
P.B.W.C
Leon Raymond
House of Commons
Technology Cornerstone
3Rd Street
Audit Bureau of Circulations
River Hills
D. W. Ambridge
Abitibi Power and Paper Co. Ltd. of
Toronto
Forest Products
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