Local Tales From Beaulieu Town Newsroom
An assortment of reminiscences and small town observations from Beaulieu in the early 20th century. Notes on neighbors lending a horse stool back after decades, a near miss for a boy and bike, new dray and neon sign, approaching summer exams, and the town’s anticipation of sports and the fair. Also reflections on old tobacco chewing and local wanderers, with upcoming events and a June open baseball tournament.
Weir Nominated Liberal-Progressive Candidate for Portage Neepawa
Over two hundred delegates at Neepawa Tuesday unanimously backed W G Weir as Liberal-Progressive candidate for Portage Neepawa in the coming federal election. Justice Minister Garson and Harry Morton had withdrawn, and Harold Nelson of Carberry entered for the Progressive Conservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WG Weir
Portage Neepawa
S/S Garon
Harry Morton
Gladstone
Weir
Macdonald
United Kingdom
Garson
Harold Nelson
Carberry
Progressive Conservatives
C.F
St. Mary's
Portage
Y.LS Honors Departing Member at Monthly Meeting
Y.LS held its monthly meeting in the church annex with fourteen members and two visitors present. Elsie Jones and Mavis Huget led the devotional. plans were made for a June 4 Tea and Produce Sale. a spring cleaning of the annex was arranged. Mrs Hooper received a silver teaspoon as she leaves for Plum Coulee, presented by Mrs Winnie Briscoe, who voiced the group’s regret. The meeting ended with the Miepah Benediction and lunch. Next gathering set for Mrs. V McKelvy’s time.
New Canadians Proud To Live Here
Last Sunday at the farm home of Mr and Mrs P Satkanas near town about five relatives and friends welcomed Mr and Mrs on their honeymoon visit. Paul spoke of Canadian citizens, noting several young men who served in the war. Peter Balcuinas was a POW in Hong Kong for four years, Mike Balcuinas served with Canadian forces in Europe. Lucavitch said they are proud of their record and now happy to mingle as Canadians. A bountiful dinner followed with dancing on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Satkanas
Paul
Gath
Canada
Peter Balcuinas
Hong Kong
Mike Balcuinas
Europe
Lucavitch
Pioneer Emmeline Farmer Succumbs
Ferdinand Ritner, aged about 86, died at his Emmeline district home on May 7 after a long illness. Born July 12, 1859 in Struckdorf Holstein Germany, he emigrated to Canada in 1888 and established a farm with his first wife Bertha Heinrichs. Survived by his second wife Florence Beatrice Bilton, seven sons, two daughters, and extended family, his funeral was held at Christ Church with interment in the family plot.
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Struckdorf
Holstein
Germany
Canonga
Edward
High Bluff
Man
Poplar Point
Portage A Prairie
Emmeline District
Ritter
Bertha Heinrichs
Emmeline
Edna
Florence Beatrice Bilton
Johanna
Gregus
Joe
Kenneth
William
Karl
Hugh
Winnipeg
Helen
Evelyn
Norma Grute
St. Vital
Diana Ritzer
Carol
Bobby Grute
Edward Ralph
Sea
Ritzer
Canadian Order of Foresters
Christ Church W. A
Canadian Legion
Austin Christ’ Church
R. Millburn
S. C. Dutt
Trevor Poyser
Ted Critchlow
Sam Emerson
Dick Collier
George Butterfield
Walter , Emerson
Dick Crichlow
Bob Douglas
Andrew Tait
Tag Day for the Blind in MacGregor Next Saturday
Sunlight outreach invites generous donations in MacGregor next Saturday May 21 for a Tag Day for the Blind. Community aim is to help those in shadow with practical aid and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
Palmer Celebrates Eightieth Birthday At Home
Mr A F L Palmer marked his eightieth birthday last Tuesday May 3 with about seventy friends calling at his home in Bristol England to celebrate. Tea was served beside a birthday cake with sixteen candles. Palmer came to Canada in 1882 and lived near MacGregor before moving to town six years ago. he and Mrs Palmer have five sons and four daughters. Mrs Campbell of Winnipeg attended.
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A. FL. Palmer
Palmer Nsoo
Bristol
England
Palmer
Canada
Winnipeg
MacGregor
Frank
Edna
E. Campbell
Reg
Vida
Mar
W. White
Regina
Dolly
A. Kearney
Toronto
Cyril
Arthur
Vic
Mac
Beaver District Mourns Mrs Margaret Jane Annison
Mrs Margaret Jane Annison of Beaver passed away at Portage General Hospital on May 3 1949 at age 78 after a winter of poor health. Born in East Linton Ontario she married Henry Annison in 1907 and lived on her Beaver farm becoming a respected church and WMS member. Survived by four sisters two brothers a stepson Bert Annison and three grandsons the funeral was held at Beaver United Church with interment in Beaver Cemetery.
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Beaver District
Margaret Jane Annison
Portage General Hospital
Annison
Margaret Jane Dawson
East Linton
Ont
United Church
Beaver
WMS
W.A
Ontario
Bert Annison
Grande Prairie
Alta
Sandsons
Burton Smith
MacGregor
Clarence Smith
Beavernest Smith
Bagot
Beaver United Church
Aghbors
Rev. C. Diba
Beaver WA
B. Richard H. Smith
S. Coulthard
R. S. H. Rodgers
W. Pears
T. B Cook
M. Smith
P. Smi
Beaver Tery
McKillops
Mid May Dance at Memorial Hall Fr iday event card
Memorial Hall hosts a Friday May dance featuring cards cribbage and bridge games. Organizers promote social entertainment and community gathering with schedule details and venue name.
Weekly Social Notes From Portage Area Get Together
Harold Gilert and Mrs Con Brugger visited with relatives in Neepawa and Portage. many locals hosted guests over the weekend. The Good Neighbors Club plans its annual meeting on Wednesday May 18 with strong attendance urged. several locals and visitors were noted at homes in Springbrook MacGregor Bear Creek and Winnipeg during recent days. Mrs Lake shows improvement after medical treatment in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Brugger
Famiy
Neepawa
Good Neighbors’ Club
Tragic Passing Shocks McAuley Community
Keith Patterson of McAuley, 35, youngest son of Mr and Mrs BL Patterson of MacGregor, died after a pneumonia attack. He was taken to Mooso Min Hospital May 3 and died early Monday. Funeral held in McAuley yesterday with burial in McAuley Cemetery. obituary to follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Patterson
McAuley
BL. Patterson
MacGregor
Moosomin Hospital
LODE Chapter Announces Amateur Contest in Memorial Hall
The LODE Chapter invites entries for an Amateur Contest with prizes for Adult and Children's divisions. Entries close May 24 via phone or mail to Mrs. V. Hardy, 65 MacGregor. The event will take place in Memorial Hall in June with the date to be announced.
Former Grangeville Girl Dorothy Payne Dies in Brandon
Dorothy May Payne 25 daughter of Jack and Mrs Morris and wife of Joseph Payne died May 10 in Brandon General Hospital after months of illness. Born in England August 15 1923 she moved to Canada in 1927 and lived in Orangeville district before marriage in 1947. Survived by husband Beverley May daughter, parents, sister Marion, and brothers George and William. Funeral May 15 at 2 from St Pauls Anglican Church MacGregor with Beaver Cemetery interment.
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Dorothy May Payne
Neepawa
Brandon Hospital
Neepawa Hospital
Brandon General Hospital
Beverley May
Clarence Martin
Marion
George
William
Orangeville
St Paul's Anglican Church
MacGregor
Church Service Schedule Snapshot
The Churches MacGregor holds Sunday School at 7 40 pm with an 11 am service and 1 30 pm Bagot service at Beaver church. Church services oriented to evening and afternoon times reflect local worship patterns.
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MacGregor
Beaver
Bagot
Austin
Katrime
Church notices: no services May 15 and 22 in MacGregor
Anglican parishes in MacGregor announce no Sunday services on May 15 and May 22 while Mr H Millburn takes holidays. Services will be held May 20 with a different timetable to be announced.
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MacGregor
H. Millburn
Holid
Government plan offers free poison for insect control
The minister explains a municipal aid scheme to treat hoppers infesting road allowances drainage ditches and head lands at no cost to farmers. The government and municipality will share costs while farmers pay about a third. If a farmer treats larger areas or all land the plan does not apply and he must buy chemical.
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Srop
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Lewin
Mr. F. Lewin
Tate HT Trethewey
Herald
Massey-Harris
Jocal Young’un
Beulah Kennedy
W. W. Blanchard
Neepawa- Portage
Liberal Progressives
W. G. Weir
Ferdinand Ritneruietly
Fred Ritter
Beatrice Ritzer
Fred Ritzer
Katrime News
Mrs
Ro Birkett
Harold Gilert
Winni
J. Ro
Edgeworth
Birkett
Geo. Englefield
Blair Heselwood
J. Hardy
CNT
J. Hes
Wm. Ferguson
Bear Creek
Mrs. McIntosh
Langley
Mrs. Jenkins
Thomas and the Groves
Grangeville
Brandon
Church OF England