Seven Sisters Win North Eastern Championship
Seven Sisters triumphs in a five game North Eastern League series against Pine Falls. Kenny King pitched in four games with Robin Hensehell catching, while Pine Falls used A L Hebert and Pete Richardson. Awards were presented to manager A Primmett after the title clinch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny King
Robin Hensehell
Pine Falls
A. L. Hebert
Pete Richardson
Don McDonald
J. Bailey
Norman Trandell
Wm Boyer
A. Primmett
Kenny Kirg
Robin Henschell
Ian Ross
Earl King
Gordon Klapprat
McLenaghen Heads Manitoba Research Council
McLenaghen T N of Manitoba Paper Company Pine Falls has been named chairman of a seven member Manitoba research council created by Industry and Commerce Minister Gurney Evans. The council aims to boost industrial development by guiding small industries in adopting advanced tech and funding natural resource research including kaoline clays silicon deposits cesium and new food processes for Manitoba crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N.mclenaghen
Manitoba
Pine Falls
Manitoba Research Council
Industry and Commerce
Gurney Evans
Evans
Interlake
River Hills Social Roundup Plus New Fire Truck at Pinawa
A river side gathering at Mr and Mrs Albert Rohrigs featured a corn and wiener roast with distant Winnipeg guests. A new fire truck was added to Pinawa Atomic Site. Mrs Herb Knopf had teeth extracted at Whitemouth Hospital. Winnipeg trip celebrated Billy Jenkins and Marilyn Christians upcoming Sept 14 wedding. Attendees included Emil Welz George Berrick Jack Kraning Julius Klaprat Altstadt family groups. Emma Newman and son Albert moved to Winnipeg to live with Dorothy. Madalin Merke and Lloyd Voss announced engagement. Klapprat family hosted visitors from Dryden and Winnipeg. Rev Wollenburg of Morris spoke at White shell Baptist Church. Doug Segal welcomed a new comet car. Larry Badke in Misericordia Hospital with injured leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rohrig
Frank Brick
A De-Ricker
Alex Duncan
Minnie Pommer
Winnipeg
Pinawa
Herb Knopf
Whitemouth
Billy Jenkins
Seven Sisters
Marilyn Christian
Emil Welz
George Berrick
Jack Kraning
Julius Klaprat
Kenneth Altstadt
Dennis Altstadt
Arnold Altstadt
Emma Newman
Albert
Dorothy
Madalin Merke
Lloyd Voss
Blaugerour
Wm. Klapprat
Isaac
Gertie Friesen
Dryden
Merve
Rose Johnson
Whiteshell Baptist Church
Rev
Wollenburg
Morris
Nutimik Lake
Doug Segal
Larry Badke
Misericordia
Community notices and farewells in Bissett church chronicle
The U C W of Bissett United Church announces a first fell meeting on September 10 at 8 pm. Duncan Rousseau leaves to resume studies at Manitoba Technical Institute and plans to rejoin the Braves Hockey Club in Winnipeg. Numerous residents travel for education, work, or visits, including Alana Miller’s farewell in the community hall and several students departing for Kamloops Selkirk Griffin St. Benedict and Winnipeg. A Bank of Montreal teller Al Ivey is mourned, and Agnes Fults is farewelled before a Gordon Lake trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Rousseau
Manitoba Technical Institute
Duncan
Mid- West Diamond Drilling Co
Stikine River
B.C
Braves Hockey Club
Winnipeg
Ernest Taylor
Norwood
Eleanor Minton
Joanne LaBossiere
C.G
Alana
R. G. Griffith
W. G. Campbell
Brooks
Alta
John Mclennan
C. Miller
Melita
Larry
Donna
Richard Dack
Kamloops
Joyce Allan
John Bjornson
Linda McNabb
Barry
Barbara McLeod
Selkirk
Teachers College
Edwin Kennedy
Biff Hay
United
Orville
Francis Harper
Success Business College
Janice Calverley
St. Boniface Hospital
al. Ivey
Saskatoon
Sask
Bank of Montreal
Agnes Fults
C. Gibson
Gordon Lake
Ont
Rosalind Townend
Fults
Singer family visit to Canada marked by reunion and gifts
Mr and Mrs John Mickolyzck of Stratford Conn and John Jonatanson of Selkirk, both Singer Sewing Machine Company workers, visited Pointe du Bois and Lac du Bonnet in Manitoba. The trip included a reunion, a surprise 10th wedding anniversary party, and gifts of a mix-master and lamp. The Mickolyzeks have a 39 year tenure with Singer. They were joined by their son Jack and granddaughter Linda of Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mickolyzck
Stratford
Conn
John Jonatanson
Selkirk
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Mickolyzck
Dept 95
Manitoba
John “Singer
Mickolyzek
Canada
Pointe du Bois
Joe Mickolaychuk
Lac du Bonnet
A. Swetz
E Chulka
M. Niemi
A. Niemi
M. Gottfried
Joe Mikolaychuk
Singer Company
John Mickolyzeks
Jack Mickolyzek
Linda
Stratford, Conn
Lac du Bonnet Campers Meet City Hikers In Quiet Wilderness
Two outdoorsmen hiking through an unpopulated wilderness between Mary Jane and Davidson Lakes met 21 Lac du Bonnet campers over Labour Day weekend. The group of Luther Leaguers and adult counselors camped at Davidson Lake, held candle light services, a sunrise worship, and enjoyed fires, swimming, canoeing, hiking, and canoe trips. Participants included Laurel Hirst Grace Biedler Linda Cure Marion Wauhkonen Mary Ann Texmo Gwen Grabke Heather Andrews Evelyne Klassen Lui Harland Billy Harland Ivo Van Charlie Hirst Henry Sikora Allen Melquist and counselors Ernie Preston Allen Holm Pastor Bowen Rose Biedler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Davidson Lakes
Lac du Bonnet
Luther
Laurel Hirst
Grace Biedler
Linda Cure
Marion Wauhkonen
Mary Ann Texmo
Gwen Grabke
Heather Andrews
Evelyne Klassen
Lui
Billy Harland
Ivo van
Charlie Hirst
Henry Sikora
Allen Melquist
Ernie Preston
Allen Holm
Pastor Bowen
Irvin Grabke
Rose Biedler
Don Stupack Wins Lac du Bonnet Golf Championship
Don Stupack captured the Lac du Bonnet Golfers Tournament Championship at Pine Falls with a 78 over 18 holes on Sunday September 1. The event drew over 30 local players with a reception and dinner at Holiday Beach. Flight winners included Glen Butchart first flight, Charlie Hopkins, Wilf Picknicki. second flight Frank Champagne edging his son on a count back over Allan Champagne. Elmer Brown of Winnipeg won third flight with Ernie Kabaluk achieving the high hidden score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Stupack
Lac du Bonnet
Pine Falls
Holiday Beach
Glen Butchart
Charlie Hopkins
Wilf Picknicki
Frank Champagne
Frank
Allan Champagne
Elmer Brown
Winnipeg
Ernie Kabaluk
Lawrence Taylor Named to Manitoba Export Corporation
Lawrence Taylor of Pine Falls is named a nine member Manitoba Export Corporation by Hon Gurney Evans minister of industry and commerce. Taylor has long held leadership roles in Pine Falls unions and labour groups and will help steer a new agency to boost Manitoba exports, create jobs, and expand business. The group is led by James Shore of Office Overload with business labour and government figures across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Taylor
Pine Falls
Manitoba Export Corporation
Gurney Evans
Taylor
Abitibi Education Council
Manitoba
Evans
James Shore
Canada
Great Falls community notes and school updates
Great Falls news by Stan Gittins covers progress on a new community hall, school staff additions Audrey Bateman Faythe Malarchuk and veteran David Rosner, and Fred Kalinowsky teaching duties. It notes student movements to Powerview Lac du Bonnet and celebrates local achievements including Seven Sisters Ball Club’s North Eastern Manitoba Fastball League title with Kenny King noted for a key pitching performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Fred Kalinowsky
Audrey Bateman
Faythe Malarchuk
David Rosner
David
Clear Lake
Fred
Johnny Melnick
King
Seven Sisters
Pat Morton
Pine Falls
Seven Sisters Crew
al] Primmer
Neil Krohn
Kenny King
Ken
Debra
Dobra Dobra
Cliff
Joanne Olsen
Renewal notice for Springfield Leader subscriptions
Sub tells readers to check the date on their address label and renew now. It lists prices: $3.00 one year within the US, $4.00 outside Canada, $5.00 two years, $6.11 outside Canada. Form instructs printing name and address and including label for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Springfield
Charles Nolan Heads CWNA at 44th annual convention
Charles H Nolan, editor of the Stouffville Ontario Tribune, elected president of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association at its 44th annual convention in Murray Bay Quebec August 27 to 29. Yves Gagnon named liaison commissioner. New by laws cut board size from 31 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H Nolan
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Murray Bay
Que
Stouffville, Ontario
Tribune
Nolan
A. V
Bert” Nolan
Yves Gagnon
St.-Jean le Canada Francais
CWNA
Alberta
C. I. McIntosh
North Battleford News Optimist
Walter Migowski
Maple Creek News
Saskatchewan
Charles Hawkins
Manitou Western Canadian
D. G. Crook
Springfield Leader
Manitoba
Quebec
John Allbon
Springhill Record
Ralph Morton
Dartmouth Free Press
Nova Scotia
Rona Arsenault
Confederation
Prova
Seven Sisters Snappy Stitchers At Rallies Beausejour and Winnipeg
The Seven Sisters Snappy Stitchers rode a bus to Winnipeg June 29 for the Inter Rally at the Red River Exhibition. Members competed in marching and judging while exhibiting 4-H projects with several honourable mentions and prizes. Carole Howcroft won first in sweater, second in dress, and was named a rally princess. other members earned blues, silvers, and district recognitions. The group also performed in the red ribbon marching unit and anticipated another year of 4-H work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Sisters
Winnipeg
Red River
Bks
Shelly Henderson
Karen Wiebe
Janice Lawson
Sharon Berntt
Carole Howcroft
Beausejour Fair Grounds
Judy Krampetz
Brenda
Brenda Murphy
Marilyn Klapprat
Patsy Lawrence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seven Sister
McLenaghen
Research Council
River Hills
By EM and
Kay Henschell
Bissett
J. Minton
U.C.W
Bissett United Church
Lutheran
Export Corporation
Stan Gittins
Audit Bureau of Circulations
3Rd Street
Man
Charles Nolan
North America
Howard Long
Southern Illinois University
Long
Dennis G. Crook
Murphy
Roberta Morton
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