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Lac du Bonnet St John’s Church 60th Anniversary
The Anglican Church at Lac du Bonnet began with a mission started by Bishop Joseph Lofthouse in 1905. W Ellis led early services in a school house and at Power Camp No 1, with Rev. A A Adams conducting several early services. The 1906 opening service drew 32 in the morning and 53 in the evening, with a total offering of 3.10. Sixty years on, many clergy and parishioners shaped the life of St. John’s parish. Continued on Page 6.
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Lac du Bonnet
Joseph Lofthouse
Keewatin
W. Ellis
James
Ellis
A.A. Adams
Adams
St. John’s
New Democrats Demand Full Time Ottawa M P for Springfield
Springfield voters should have full time representation in Ottawa, NDP officials say. Ed Schreyer urges nominees to pledge full time Ottawa service, citing 18 009 a year MP pay and a Dorian report on absenteeism. Nomination battle may include Ed Schreyer and Ben Hanuschak with Beausejour convention planned.
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Ottawa
Springfield
N.D.P
M.L.A
Ed Schreyer
Brokenhead
M.P
NDP
Schreyer
Frank Syms
Pointe du Bois Postmaster Retires
Farewell gifts were showered on Mr and Mrs E Preece who have left Pointe du Bois to make their home in Winnipeg. The C U P E Local 500 presented a sunburst wall clock and Peter Pollen gave a bridge table and chairs set with an AM FM mantle radio. Mrs Preece received carnations from the Community Club and an aurora borealis pin and earring set from staff house employees. Mr Preece joined the Pointe du Bois Post Office in 1929 and brought Edith there in 1934. They have twin sons Raymond and Ronald living in Vancouver and a daughter Pamela attending Tec Voc in Winnipeg.
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E. Preece
Pointe du Bois
Winnipeg
C.U.P.E
Peter Pollen
Community Club
Preece
Edith
Raymond
Ronald
Vancouver
Pamela
Tec-Voc
Third Cuboree Set for Saturday at Milner Ridge
The RCAF Station Milner Ridge hosts the third annual Cuboree for Cub packs from Lac du Bonnet Pinawa Great Falls Beausejour and Pine Falls on September 18. Activities begin at ten bells with opening ceremonies Cub skills sports games films and a guided radar site tour. Everyone is invited to watch the Cubs in action.
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R.C.A.F
Milner Ridge
Lac du Bonnet
Pinawa
Great Falls
Beausejour
Pine Falls
Drainage Improvements Dominate Lac du Bonnet Council Meeting
The Lac du Bonnet Council heard 18 delegations on drainage issues including ditches culverts and sewers. By‑laws dissolving two school districts were passed and numerous grading gravelling and drainage projects authorized with costs listed. They also set pay rates for road staff and arranging inter‑municipal road work with St. Clements.
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Lac du Bonnet
Olensky
Sikora, Tinant
Belluk
Henry Hints
Alex Gmiterek
Ed. Dobrucki
Alex Yarmolovitch
Tony Spiloway
Emil Stachniak
Dan Fosty
Ted Wenzoski
Harry Waite
Pinawa
AECL
Charles Lagsdin
John Fosty
Joe Molinski
John Woligroski
Roger Lussier
Dennis Payette
Powell Equipment
Ray Dunham
Armco
Ross Blanchard
Vulcan Machinery
Adams
Lauderville
Maple Creek
Council
Ian Harkness
Mike Belevetz
R.M. of
St. Clements
Department of Public Works
R.M
Pinawa Church Starts New Season With Resident Minister
The Pinawa Christian Fellowship enters a new season with a resident minister Rev. D. R. Ross. Sunday worship is at 11:00 in the Elementary School Auditorium. Church School begins with graded classes, nursery, and crib. Communion is first Sunday monthly starting October 3 World Wide Communion Day. Choir practices Fridays at 7:00. new members welcomed. Women’s meeting Sept 29 at 8:45 pm to discuss a Women’s Church Group. Bible study for grades 9-12 starts Sept 19 at 7 pm led by George Takashima.
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Pinawa Christian Fellowship
D. R. Ross
Harry Allen
J. Kelly
Women’s Bible Study Group
A. Petkau
George Takashima
Tachy
Canada election mood and Manitoba party turnouts
In the week after Prime Minister Pearson's Sept 7 announcement the public tires of political speeches and promises. Manitoba coverage notes Liberal nomination of Dr. W. Bilynsky in Springfield, PC convention Sept 21 with Senator Paul Yuzyk, possible opposition for Dr. Jos. Slogan, NDP aiming Beausejour with Schreyer and Hanuschak, and Social Credit quiet about a nomination. Voters face three or four candidates for the 18 000 a year seat to decide who best serves their constituency.
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Dr. J
M.P
Springfield
N.D.P
Syms
Beausejour
Ed Schreyer
Brokenhead
Ben Hanuschak
Manitoba Law School
Kildonans
Pearson
Canada
Dr. W. Bilynsky
Whitemouth
Paul Yuzyk
Senate
John Diefenbaker
Yuzyk
Jos
New Democratic Party
Schreyer
Social Credit
Roblin Yoc Address Pinawa Association on Friday
The Hon. Duff Roblin, Premier of Manitoba, has been engaged as the guest speaker at the first meeting this season of The Pinawa Association.
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Roblin
Pinawa Association
Duff Roblin
Manitoba
Victoria Beach and Traverse Bay Visit Details and Local Notices
Mrs. Mildred Hampton reports visits by Victoria Beach residents and relatives including Ken Bloodworth and James Hampton. News covers social visits, a funeral for Roderick James Smith, and notes on Pinawa Association events with speakers from science arts and academia.
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Traverse Bay
Mildred Hampton
Mrs
Ken Bloodworth
Mr. Bloodworth
James Hampton
Manitoba student exchange trip to Newfoundland and beyond
A group of 24 Manitoba students and two supervisors describe a two week goodwill cultural exchange. They travel by train to Deer Lake and Corner Brook, meet host families, visit Canso Causeway and Big Falls, tour a pulp mill, and explore Halifax Quebec Ottawa and Parliament Hill. The report notes the economy with fishing and bush work and thanks organizers.
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Newfoundland
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton Island
North Sydney
Port Aux Basques
Deer Lake
Cornerbrook
Manitoba
Chaulks
Chaulk
Powells
Halifax
St. Lawrence
Ottawa
Parliament Hill
Gordon Lake Holiday Notes From a Busy Season
Holidayers return home while a few linger in Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Balint from Hungary visited their son and daughter in law A Balint and B Balint, arriving June 15. They planned to stay until late September but Balint was recalled to resume teaching, shortening the holiday by a month. Mr and Mrs Ed Fults with Linda Bergstrom drove to Bissett where Linda visited.
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B. Balint
Hungary
A. Balint
Mr. Balint
Ed Fults
Linda Bergstrom
Bissett
Linda
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