EPP Sweeps Provencher in Lac du Bonnet
In Lac du Bonnet the EPP swept Provencher, sweeping the riding with a decisive vote. The result reflects strong support for the party and signals a broad shift in local political preferences.
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 31, 1972
Page
1
In Lac du Bonnet the EPP swept Provencher, sweeping the riding with a decisive vote. The result reflects strong support for the party and signals a broad shift in local political preferences.
Statistics Canada reports the 1971 Census of Agriculture shows fewer than 1.5 million Canadians on farms, a 24 percent drop since 1966. Less than seven percent live on farms, with New Brunswick down 47 percent, and non resident operators rising to 11 percent nationwide. Private individuals run 92 percent of census farms. 3 percent are Nova Scotia non residents, Saskatchewan leads at 24 percent. About one third of operators rent some or all of their land.
Last Wednesday October 25 Manitoba held municipal elections across Powerview and neighboring districts. Powerview elected Leo Dean Richard Dean and Richard Kemball to council with Joe Popiel losing. By law 772 granting a recreation association fund passed. White Shell 2408 elected John Boulton Karen Grieg and Bernice Putnam as school trustees while Grant Uns worth lost. Lac du Bonnet Rural three councillors elected Leo Drabyk Ian Harkness and John Grewinski Sr with tight votes. Overall turnout 23.67 percent with two ballots rejected.
Mr and Mrs Pete Parisian of Winnipeg and formerly Pine Falls Manitoba were honored by family and friends at Pine Falls Legion hall for their fiftieth wedding anniversary. They wed October 18 1922 at Traverse Bay Manitoba and have nine children. About one hundred guests attended the Wine and Cheese party and dance with taped music by Bert Calder. Denis Parisian led the toast and a money tree was given along with a wedding photo.
More than 25 Manitoba teachers will take part in six Thursday evening workshops on student evaluation from October 26 to November 30 at The Manitoba Teachers Society HQ in St James Assiniboia. Ed Kowalchuk directs. Sessions run 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. Total fee is 15 dollars per teacher. The program aims to study evaluation theory, data collection, standardized tests, reporting to parents, and practical classroom evaluation methods.
The Lions Club of Lac du Bonnet has four tickets per Winnipeg Jets home game in November. Games list includes November 3, 5, 10, 12, 14, 24, 26, 28 with 8:00 p.m. weekday starts and 7:30 p.m. Sundays. Senior Citizens call 345-2585 or 345-2381 to reserve.
On Thursday November 9 1972 Miss Leslie Wales from the Department of Health and Education will present a venereal disease program to grades 9 through 12 at Lac du Bonnet Senior School. Morning sessions run 9 10 35 for grade 9 then 10 40 12 08 for grade 10 with afternoon sessions continuing on page.
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