Not Quitting Yet The Agassiz Scout Camp's Progress
The Agassiz Scout Camp shows two years of work by leaders and scouts fixing and moving a cabin bought from Lac du Bonnet. Brownie Byczek escorted the building over the river, the Lakers Ski Club insulated, and the Government Air Division donated a chimney. The camp area has been cleared and replanted with Jack Pine in a cooperative effort. Continued on Page 2
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Agassiz
Lac du Bonnet
Brownie Byczek
Agassiz Forest
Brownie
Winnipeg River
Lakers
Government Air Division
Jack Pine
Local Teachers Attend Leadership Seminar in Brandon
About 80 Manitoba teachers participated in the 12th Manitoba Teachers Society professional leadership seminar at Brandon University from August 20 to 25. Larry Durkacz and Dennis Fontaine of the Agassiz School Division attended, with Leo Duguay chairing.
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Larry Durkacz
Dennis Fontaine
Agassiz
Manitoba
Manitoba Teacher's Society
Brandon
Brandon University
Leo Duguay
St. Boniface
Keith Harrison
Alberta Teacher's Association
Pine Falls Sterling Pipe Band Joins Massed Drums in Rose Bowl Parade
The Massed Pipes and Drums Band of Winnipeg, including Pine Falls Sterling Pipe Band, has been accepted to play in the 84th Tournament of Roses Parade on January 1, 1973. Formed under Ken Stuebing with Pipe Major R A Mac Donald, the ensemble of 140 pipers and 40 drummers represents 11 local bands and is sponsored by the St Andrews Society of Winnipeg. The group nets 1.5 minutes of television time for an audience of about 81 million in the U S and Canada, with rehearsal and travel planned for December 30 to January 1, including UCLA residency and a $60,000 budget funded by public subscriptions and a Pasadena trip raffle. Contributions may be sent to St Andrews Society of Winnipeg.
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Pasadena
California
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Stadium
Ken Stuebing
R. A. MacDonald
Pine Falls
Sterling Pipe Band
St. Andrews Society of
U.S
Canada
Ucla
Disneyland
Universal City
St. Andrews Society of Winnipeg
Pinawa Principal Attends Leadership Course at Manitoba College
Mr. Fred Olson of Pinawa Manitoba attended the Principal s Leadership Course on Developing Evaluative and Supervisory Skills held July 3 to 14 at the Canadian Nazarene College in Fort Garry. The program, organized with several Manitoba education associations and the Department of Youth and Education, aimed to help principals assist teachers in assessing classroom learning environments and to build supervisory skills with a team of university and school consultants.
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Fred Olson
Pinawa
Manitoba
Canadian Nazarene College
Fort Garry
Faculty of Education
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Association of Principals
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Manitoba Department of Youth and Education
Manitoba School Inspectors’ Association
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
J. W. Peach
Department of Educational Administration
R. C. Brayne
G.K. Breckman
T. O. McGuire
Education Research
University of Alberta
Jean s n Things Our Inexpensive Store Opens In Lac du Bonnet
The new Jeans n Things store opened August 15 in the old Royal Bank building. It sells factory seconds at wholesale and below cost with varied men women and children sizes. Manager Gwen Grieson says the business progresses well with hours 10 to 6 Monday to Thursday and Saturday and 9 on Friday nights.
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Childrens
Excel Clearance House
Mens
Old Royal Bank
Gwen Grieson
Lac du Bonnet
Smerchanski Attends Openings of Two Senior Homes
Mark G. Smerchanski MP for Provencher and Mrs. Smerchanski will attend the official openings of Pleasant Plaza Niverville Senior Residence on September 6 at 7 30 PM and Bonny Vista Senior Citizens Lodge in Lac du Bonnet on September 9 at 2 30 PM, invited by local housing authorities.
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Mark G. Smerchanski
Provencher
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Rene E. Toupin
Jean's
BY Gary Lenard
Smerchanski