Crime Wave How RCMP Responds Across Eastern Manitoba
Reported spike in crime across Lac du Bonnet Beausejour Pine Falls Lee River Crescent Bay and Mud Falls area with car thefts break ins and a stabbing. Three youths arrested for car thefts will appear in juvenile court. A teacher’s home was broken into but nothing was taken amid broader local concerns. The piece notes frequent calls and persistent tension in the region.
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RCMP
Lac du Bonnet
Beausejour
Winnipeg
Pine Falls
Lee River Bridge
Crescent Bay
Mud Falls
Pine Falls Power Kings win Northeastern Manitoba Fastball title
The Pine Falls Power Kings defended their North Eastern Manitoba Fastball League title by sweeping Seven Sisters Falls in three straight games. Coach Bill Rover led the team, and the championship trophy will stay with Pine Falls. A late-game injury to Mel Mathews caused a brief scare, but Pine Falls held on as Seven Sisters conceded the series.
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Bill Rover
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Kings
Paine Falls
Mel Mathews
Mangeer
Bill Bower
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A Dales
Victoria Beach Update and Nearby Travelers
Victoria Beach notes share safe return of Mrs Richard Tyler and her sons Chris and Dean to California. Fiona Dawson visits with granddaughter Sharon for a couple of weeks at her cottage on Eighth Avenue. Wedding guests include relatives from Victoria Beach and attendees from Minneapolis Selkirk Nes ToR Falls. School opens with two rooms in session. third to begin September 4.
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Richard Tyler
Chris
Dean
California
Fiona Dawson
Eighth Avenue
Bert Martin
Farmer Kills Son Then Self in Lake Winnipeg Flood Despair
Libau district farmer Joe Star, 49, shot his eight year old son Harvey twice in the chest and then killed himself, После wife found them in the family garage. Neighbors say the flood damaged crops and drought left Star despondent over losses. Coroner ruled no inquest. funeral planned in Lahau with bodies in Selkirk funeral home.
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Mrs Star
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W Os Reid
Selkirk
Lahau
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321 Students Register At Lac du Bonnet School
The Lac du Bonnet school re opened on Tuesday Sept 4 with 421 students in public and 76 in high school registering. Alis MacLean leads the public school newcomers list of 29 students including Norman Hodge and Jo Anne Kirby. Staff assignments note Moss Gray teaching Grade II and III, Mrs Campbell Grade IV low, Mrs Butchart Grade IV high, Mrs Snead Grade V, Zabarniak Grade VI, Moss Edna Shoesmith teaches Grade VII, with principal VC Hardy and Norquay as assistant principal and Mrs Tufault joining the staff.
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Lac du Bonnet School
Alis MacLean
Norman Hodge Sran Hamel Jo Anne Kirby
Brenda Clark
Beverley Markes
Denise Lavoie
Gwendolyn Gratske
Thomas Charles
Donna Hapko
Linda Cure
Allan Urban
William Whatland
Gloria Hedin
Wendy King
Brian McCarrol
Patricia Brincheski
Thomas Burns
Patricia Davidson
Janet Isaacs
Richard Arsenault
Judy Blair
Marlene Steeves
Beatrice Arseniuk
Teresa Mikhechuk
Amy Ann Siroka
Michael Lodge
Norman Marion
Sandra Kabaluk
Allan Prown
Moss Gray
Campbell
Butchart
Snead
Zabarniak
Moss Edna Shoesmith
Ais
VC. Hardy
Norquay
Tufault
Army Camps Go Modern At Camp Gagetown New Brunswick
Canada spends about 60 million dollars taxpayer money to build a permanent camp at Camp Gagetown. The defense need is argued as essential, with 5,000 soldiers and families expected to boost New Brunswick’s economy, ranking as a major local industry. Modern facilities, advanced training, and mechanized forces are highlighted, including underground communication centers and mock war drills conveying readiness amid global tensions.
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New Brunswick
Canada
Armed Services
Manitoba
Camp Shilo
Camp Rivers
Gimli
MacDonald
Premier to U K As Prov Salesman
Premier D L Campbell will fly to London on September 6 to promote Manitoba investment and industrial development by British firms. He will deliver at least one major speech, address the Rotary Club, and meet industrialists and financiers during a tightly scheduled tour arranged by Murray Armstrong, Agent General in London for Manitoba Industry and Commerce.
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D. L. Campbell
London
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Rotary Club
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Murray Armstrong
Manitoba Department of Industry and Commerce
Manitoba Rebuts PR Rate Case and CPR Freight Gain Claim
Manitoba argues against a 15 percent railway rate hike proposed by CPR and others to cover wage costs, stating that CPR could gain about 35.8 million in freight revenue this year without rate changes. The submission to the House of Transport Commission, released by Rail Commissioner F L Jobin, argues that existing rate levels and traffic growth would absorb costs and negate the need for higher rates.
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Manitoba
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bouse F Transport Commission
F L. Jobin
Industry and Commerce
CPR
Government Lets Oil and Gas Rights in Manitoba Sale
The Manitoba government announced a sale of crown oil and gas rights totaling 99,374 acres. Amerada Petroleum Corporation leased 95,460 acres near the Spruce Wood Forest Reserve west of the principal meridian for 10,000 and a 250 reserva tion fee plus a 10000 deposit. The company must drill to the Souris River base and restrict future land expansion. Three parcels were sold to Shel Ol, California Stannard, and Sohio Petroleum with bids opened August 15.
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Deane
Fo C Bell
Theip
Amerada
Souris
Serand
Shel Ol
California
Stannard
Sohio Petroleum
Funday Park Draws Visitors to Bay of Fundy Shoreline
A fragment notes Funday National Park near the Bay of Fundy with eight miles of shoreline rugged by carved cliffs and pines. The text hints at a landscape feature and visitor interest but lacks full details.
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Funday National Park
Néw Wranswick
Bay of Fundy Hn
Radioactive Fall-out and Civil Defence Facts
Civil defence officials explain fall-out from nuclear weapons, especially the hydrogen bomb. Fallout spreads radiation, contaminates surfaces, and requires shelters. A basement offers about 94 percent protection, with sandbagging and cloth-lined trenches as additional safeguards. rapid decay reduces danger within 48 hours.
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Manitoba Presses For Harvest Recruitment Effort
Manitoba officials warn of farm labor shortages and boost recruitment from eastern Canada and other regions. Director Richardon says trains and extended channels are being used to speed worker arrival, with aims to fill numerous farms by late summer.
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