Local village notes include visits, education news and illness
Miss Leslie McIntosh began classes at United College after acceptance last week. Hepatitis returns to the area with Annie Erickson as recent victim. Bear activity persists due to berry shortage, intruder wounds reported but non fatal. Mr and Mrs Shearer visited Prince Albert over Labour Day. Frank Lewis hospitalized with pneumonia. Community bowling league canceled due to Beausejour alleys unavailability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Mcintosh
Leslie
United College
Annie Erickson
Lac du Bonnet Round Our School by Dean Wilcox
Our collegiate choir directed by Mr. Mathews held its first practice last Friday for the Teachers Convention with about thirty five girls present. The male vocalists are missing and the boys are urged to join. The football team’s first inter squad game is expected next week but captain Ken Dawson doubts the defensive line will be ready. A note to some students still in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Ken Dawson
Lions Club Lac du Bonnet meeting September 8 1964 report
Lac du Bonnet Lions Club met September 8 1964 at the Lakeview Hotel with twenty members present led by President Robert Dodman. Financial statements were presented by the club and secretary Ralph Butchart. Activities discussed included installing jitter barrels with village council consent and education awards for top high school student. A Centennial Project committee was formed to coordinate with other Lac du Bonnet clubs. Notices thanked Mrs D Archinuk for Girl Guide work and mentioned local events, residents, and a transformer fire, with future meeting set for September 21 1964.
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Lions Club of
Lac du Bonnet
Lakeview Hotel
Lion
Robert Dodman
Chartered Accountants
Ralph Butchart
Lion Dennis Crook
Lion Ted Anderstedt
Georgina‘ ‘Hodgkins
Local Cubs Readied for Cuboree at Milner Ridge
LAC DU BONNET area Cubs rehearse for Cuboree to be held Saturday September 19 at Milner Ridge RCAF Station. The event features a total point competition with packs from Pinawa Beausejour Great Falls and Pine Falls aiming to win the Baden Powell Trophy. Last year Great Falls held the trophy as fifteen Cubs earned athletic achievement badges, with about twelve expected this year. Parents have volunteered transport, inviting others to watch and support the Cubs growing into capable Canadians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Milner’ Ridge Rcaf Station
Pinawa
Falls
Wet weather dampens roads as new residents arrive in Aug
Pinawa residents complain of mud and ongoing roadwork with snows approaching. Contractors face delays while welcoming new Aug arrivals. The town notes a strong weekend with visitors, a successful Boy Scouts fall kickoff, and the fastball team debuting green and gold jackets amid celebrations of a good season.
Seven Sisters Visit Families Across Winnipeg Area
Mr and Mrs Ritchie of Winnipeg spent the long weekend with their daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs A Ross. Miss Merle Morton of Kenora visited her brother and sister in law, Mr and Mrs R Morton, during a few days stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bolkman
Vancouver
B.C
Krieshman
Fort Frances
Ed. Trethart
Mrs. F. King, Jr
Heather
Mrs. F. King Sr
Mrs. Ritchie
Winnipeg
Mrs. A. Ross
Merle Morton
Kenora
Mrs. R. Morton
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Miss Orth
Whale
E. Beaudette
George Butcher
Red Lake
Ontario
Nive SF
Rhone Club
John Shearer
Josephine Fournier
Prince Albert, Sask
Frank Lewis
Pinawa Hospital
Agnes Hodge
Mavis Maguire
Frank
Cynthia
Beausejour
Walbec
Walt Disney
Captain Newman
Gregory Peck
Tony Curtis
Angie Dickinson
Bobby Darin
Allis Chalmers
Crestliner
Geo. Cure
Manitoba
Clycol
Frost
Shields
Home & Auto Supply
Second’ Street
Lac du ‘Bonnet
Dean
Great Lakes
Alaska
Canada
Europe
Caneda
Mrs. D. Archinuk
The
Girl Guide Company
Willingdon
Crescent
Great Falls
L. Duroche
Ing
Morton's
Bob
Murray
Sdibe Or
Saat Wae Mts
Pinawa News
Mrs. T. Lamb
Rosemary and
Pat
H.p. Johnson
Odds and
E. Ehrlich
Goodway Restaurant
Man
Gehl
R. McIntosh
Lac du Bonnet Manitoba
Bof
Bank of Montreal
B of M
P. S
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