Government plans eyed after advisor Bend visits Ottawa
An advisor to the Ontario government and former research rector visits Winnipeg to brief Premier Campbell and his cabinet on hospital insurance program insights. An official announcement on government plans is anticipated following his wide experience in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haha
Acto
Baskinchowaneek Services Ng Commission
Abo
Medical Association
Winnipeg
Campbell
Premise Campbell
Bend
Unclear text funeral notice and social events
Fragmentary OCR reports a funeral notice for an uncle and a reunion mention. It references names like Kezaisek and Mrs Seton, a birth announcement for a daughter, and a bridal shower at Crates, with scattered dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kzaisek
Kezaisek
Chicago
Seton
Dorothy
Community Notes Include Births and Local Events
A local column reports the christening of Merereth Lillian born August twenty second at Whitemouth Hospital, weighing seven pounds nine ounces. Timmy Kretschmer celebrated his fifth birthday with friends and family in Upper Seven Sisters Falls. Betty Burocher of Great Falls is recovering at St Boniface Hospital. Bible School concluded with parents night. about 27 children attended and were served lunch by town ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eni Enid
Staue
Alex
Kingsom
Merereth
Lillian
Youn Lady
Whitemouth
Verne Frantz
Gimili
Manitoba
John Murray
Winnipeg
Tony
Clara
Frantz
Carlier
Timmy Kretchmer
Upper Seven Sisters Falls
Tim
Timothy
Gabriel, Durocher
Great Falls
St. Boniface
Betty
Burocher
Iin
Police Court News from Lac du Bonnet August 20 1957
Magistrate Isaac Rice presided as James Laurie of Pointe du Bois was fined 20 dollars and costs for liquor in a public place. Matilda Straight and Patrick Lecoy, both of Lac du Bourg, charged with intoxication in public, Straight received a two year suspended sentence while Lecoy paid 10 dollars and costs. Bernice Fontaine of Great Falls Istvan Grese of Camp 25 Manitoba Paper Co and Char Teokeet of Fort Alexander were each fined 20 dollars and costs for possession a firearm. Fontaine and Giese were each fined 20 dollars and costs. Skeet was fined 50 dollars and costs but could not pay and was sentenced to one month in jail. Lios Hamar of Camp 25 Manitoba Paper Co was fined and costs for driving on pontoon vehicles without a driver’s license. Skeet of Fort Alexander reserve was fined 75 dollars and costs for motor vehicle act. one person was fired and 25 dollars for leaving the scene of an accident. Skeet urged to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coust Lac du Bonnet
Isaac Rice
Victor Mearon
James
Laurie
Pointe. du Bois
Matilda ‘Straight
Lac Dua
Patrick Lecoy
Grealis
Lecoy
Bernice
Fontaine
Great Falls
Istvan
Grese
Manitoba‘ Paper Co
Char- Te ,Okeet
Fort Alexander Ae Nemeeve
Giese
Lios
Hamar
Manitoba
Paper. Co
Amon Pyenicles
Lwoh ‘Skeet
Fort
Alexander Indiaian “Reserve
Apie Rae
Val
Skeet
Summer Social Celebrates 23rd Wedding Anniversary
In Wallace Lake, Mr and Mrs Dack hosted a lively gathering with relatives and friends including Roy McDonald and Emil Yoanne Snyder of Winnipeg. Dancing and singing followed cake and congratulations for W McDonald and Mrs McDonald of Por Cana Falls. Out-of-town guests Joanne and Gail Snyder departed for Winnipeg by plane. A forest fire near Mable Lake distressed residents as crews fought the blaze. Visitors from Bissett and Maniigotog joined weekend visits at the home of George Boulette and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dack
Wallace Lake
Pends
Mable
Lake
Bill
Peepee
Conley
Bissett
Pete
Swain
Ian Ami
Roy
McDonald
Gravel road project eyed from Pine Falls to Manigotogan
Engineers have located a large gravel deposit near Pine, enough to surface the 41 mile Pine Falls to Manigotogan road. A crusher will start work at the deposit, tenders open Sept 13 for the first gravel coat. The project aims to provide an all weather road and improved mail service to several along the route, with summers and lake resort areas mentioned along Winnipigow and nearby lakes.
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Manigotoogan
Pine Falls
Manigotogan
Manco Caribou
Winnipigow
Wallace
Beresford
Marner
du Bonnet-Bisatti
Roxy
Summer Visit Plans Spark Family Travel Notes
The clipping lists people visiting and returning from a weekend in Manitoba. Names include Joan Goddard Arlene Arneson and Claude Rosca visiting their parents, with Mr B Clark traveling to Winnipeg to replace lost glasses and returning to Manigotogan. Grandson and J McDonald family from Pine Falls visited Wallace Lake. Yvonne Cuffe of Montreal spent holidays with her sister.
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Bissett
Thei
Joan’. Goddard
Arlene
Arneson
Claude Rosca
Suen J
B.’Clark
Winnipeg
Manigotogan
Bia Aa Onayday Clar
J. McDonald
Pine Falls
Dack
Wallace Lake
Yvonne: Cuffe
Montreal
Ra. W. Pee
Last Minute Advice to Manitoba Duck Hunters
Officials announce a short Manitoba early duck season as an experiment to study cooperation with farmers. Hunters must obtain landowner permission before entering fields, avoid damaged crops, and follow Migratory Bird Act rules. The trial runs Sept 6 to Sept 20 from noon to noon, south of the 53rd parallel, on cultivated lands. no shooting near water, no geese, daily limit ten ducks, no season limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
F.C. Bell
Retiring Bert Bartley Honored by Seven Sisters Friends
Friends and neighbors gathered in Seven Sisters Funity Hall on Aug. 29 to honor Mr and Mrs Bert Bartley on their retirement from Seven Sisters. Bartley, a floorman for Winnipeg Electric Co for 41 years, thanked guests for well wishes and gifts and invited them to visit in Gault Ontario after settling in. Following a whist drive the group enjoyed a lunch organized by Club Convener croft and hosted by Mesdames R Krampetz N Carruthers and J Everton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert. Bartley
Seven Sisters Funity Hall
Seven Sisters
Bartley
Winnibeg ‘Electric.Co
Bartleys
Mesdames R Krampetz
N. Carruthers
J. Everton
Miss Brenda Bunny Swim Class Awards At Pine Falls
On Saturday August 24, 43 participants completed Milier's swimming instruction at Pine Falls. Demonstrations showed course content to parents. The highlight was lifesaving class bronze medals awarded to top performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda
Bunny
Pe Milier
Pine Falls
Schloss
Aioe
Great Falls Social Notes and Visits
Mr and Mrs S Jor and family visited Great Falls while Mr and Mrs Dorland spent time in Winnipeg where their daughter had tonsils removed. Guests included Dr and Mrs W Kearns of Detroit and the Janson and Pearson families from Minnesota and Manitoba. School reopened August 29 with teachers back at work and new staff welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Janson
Me'aed. Medansson
Nelson
Ivar Pearson
Minnesota
Farewell Held for Mrs G Robinson
The ladies of St Anthony's Mission of Bissett gathered at Mrs Barton’s home for a farewell in honor of Mrs G Robinson who is leaving for Winnipeg. A corsage was presented and the gathering included well wishes and hopes she finds time to visit.
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St.‘ Anthony's Mission
Bissett
Barton
Winnipeg
Robin
Rai
Robinson
Suxil
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Gurang Ie
Mrs. Olive Iwanick
Stan Gittins
Police Court News
J. M. Bowyer
Pea
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lac du Bonnet, Man
Springfield
Canada
Warren
S. Jor
Anne Arneson
Pine Falls Hospital
Andy
Jea Bleakney
Don Baker
Nettie and
Flora Hahn
Long Lake
Man
Evelyn and
Ann Fraser
Mrs. W. Fraser
Longbottom
Johnny
Selkirk
Toronto
Mrs. G. Robinson
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