Sports from Sea to Sea Across Canada Resorts Promote Summer Fun
The article highlights Canadian Pacific hotels and resorts offering fishing swimming boating golf and other outdoor activities from Digby Pines Nova Scotia to Banff Alberta. It notes water sports at Banff Springs and tennis in the Rockies with trout fishing as a challenging pursuit for anglers and a proud trophy amid mountain scenery.
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Canada
Canadian Pacific
Digby Pines
Nova Scotia
Banff Springs Hotel
Alberta
Canadian Rockies
Banff
Lake Louise
Rockies
Burial for James Cherwonick in Rossburn Ukrainian Catholic Church
James Cherwonick died after a brief illness and was laid to rest May 10 at the Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery in Rossburn. He was 61, born in Ukraine, a longtime CN worker, and survived by his wife Albina, four sons, a daughter, four grandchildren, and a brother in Chicago. Funeral services were held at the Rossburn Ukrainian Catholic Church with Father Olynek officiating.
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James Cherwonick
Father Olynek
Rossburn
Ukraine
Cherwonick
Canada
C.N.R
Oakner
Albina Kirsch
Mohyla
Norquay
Sask
St. Boniface Hospital
Albina
Michael
Winnipeg
Steve
Brooks
Alta
Peter
Fort William
Matthew
Maron Slow
Chicago
Wandering cattle hazard on Manitoba highways prompts criticism
A reader urges Manitoba rural councils to curb roaming cattle in the RM of Rossburn arguing that unchecked herds increase accident risk and insurance costs. The letter stresses the danger to travelers and seeks highway safety legislation to remove the hazard.
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Manitoba
R.M
Rossburn
Tuesday Rain Brings Relief After Dry Spring
Tuesday morning rain was welcomed by residents and farmers as an easing of a dry spell. The showers promise better crops and softer water while households note a return from hard water. Minor frost last week spared leaves and blossoms despite windy days with some drifting on light soil.
Skyline Trail Riders Rally Through Canadian Rockies This July
About 130 trail riders will traverse Canada’s Rockies along the Skyline Trail. The Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies, founded by J Murray Gibbon, organize five and six day rides near Banff with tepee lodging, meals, and guides. July 18 ride costs 65 dollars and the July 25 ride 75 dollars per person.
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Canadian Rockies
Trail Riders
J. Murray Gibbon
Canadian Pacific Railway
Egypt Lakes
Marmon Ridge
Continental Divide
Banff
Alta
Trail Riders Organization
What Is Life To You A Riddle In Verse
A verse ponders life from many roles. It asks what life means to you, contrasting views of preachers jokers spenders and workers, from thinker to fool, engine driver, farmer and merchant. The refrain questions personal purpose and value.
Wages Forfeited When Wood Burns
Manitoba union appeal warns that forest fires threaten jobs and wages. Workers are urged to extinguish campfires and never discard cigarettes or matches while ignited. The Manitoba Council of Federal Unions promotes precautions to keep 1952 free from conflagrations.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Council of Federal Unions
Canadian Forestry Association
Rossburn Juveniles start with mixed results in early league play
The North-Western Juvenile Baseball League opened May 2 in Angusville with Rossburn and Angusville tying 6-6 after a 6-1 Rossburn lead faded. May 5 at Binsearth, Rossburn fell 10-1 to Angusville as Willy Berejewski pitched a one hit game. May 8 at home Rossburn beat Birtle Indian School 11-10 in a tense contest with John Mitchell homering and Keith Stitt driving in the winning run.
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Angusville
Rossburn
Binsearth
Willy Berejewski
John Mitchell
George Clarke
Rossburn Juveniles
Birtle
Dean Hamilton
Lindsay
Keith Stitt
Livestock Shows Cancelled Over Hoof and Mouth Fears
Manitoba agricultural bodies meet with officials in Brandon on May 8 to discuss Foot and Mouth Disease. They approve bans on cattle sheep and swine exhibitions and cancel fat stock shows and 4-H calf club events. The May 23 Brandon bull sale is cancelled with catalogues to be provided to buyers.
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Manitoba
F. C. Bell
Brandon
Ormiston
Weyburn
Cattle Breeders’ Association of Manitoba
Farmers' Union expands reach in Manitoba drives growth
The Manitoba Farmers' Union reports 650 meetings across the province in six months and membership rising to 25,000. Central Office organized sessions with speakers, creating 323 locals from corner to corner, with 1610 new members last month. Twelve new locals started in April.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
M.F.U
J. Schultz
M.F.A
Schultz
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J. Cherwonick
Jack Halliday
Vista
Somerset
Jack
Clarke
Eddie Carson
Switzer
Chuchmuch
Rossburn Village
Mountain Avenue
Moffat's Drug Store
Farmers’ Union