Weekend trip cites bad roads to Regina
Mr and Mrs G A Swedberg and Mr and Mrs Oscar Swedberg and Terry made a weekend motor trip to Regina noting very bad road conditions Mrs Veal acted as presiding examiner at the Manitoba School 2 Music held in the Marchwell School recently Congratulations to Rev and Mrs Lundmark on a birth in Langenburg hospital Monday May 17 Miss Joan Veal of Kenton school staff spent the weekend at her parents home The many friends of Mrs Martin Lundgren a patient in Langenburg hospital wish her well
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G. A. Swedberg
Oscar Swedberg
Terry
Regina
Veal
Manitoba
Marchwell School
Lundmark
Langenburg Hospital
Joan Veal
Kenton
Martin Lundgren
Dropmore Family Weekend and Local Club Plans
Dropmore Jr and Mrs Farser along with family of Beulah visited their W R Robb parents over the weekend. Alvin Robb of Regina stayed with his parents. RDGC Church Club met May 18 to plan a June 2 Variety Concert at Dropmore hall. Gary Cameron graduated May 21. Irene Robb and Clarence Robb also noted. Margaret Blanchard and Clarence Robb returned to Edmonton after a three week visit with the Robb family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Robb
Russell
Irene
Margaret Blanchard
Clarence Robb
Edmonton
Holiday Weekend Visitors and Local Dance in Harrowby
Miss Cnariowe of Winnipeg spent the long weekend at her home in Harrowby. Mr and Mrs Carroll and children from Regina visited Mrs Carroll's parents Mr and Mrs Davies. Miss Margaret Chandler of Winnipeg Normal called on her Harrowby relatives. The Friday dance drew a crowd with Master Lennard Olson drawing the winning ticket and Wayne Collins assisting. Mrs E Cartwright of Langenburg visited Harrowby on the 24th. Recent rain delayed seeding as fields remained wet prior to more rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnariowe Ison
Winnipeg
C. Carroll
Regina
Bursary Open for Manitoba Dental Students
The Government of Manitoba offers bursaries from the Dr. E. W. Montgomery scholarship fund to encourage Manitoba and qualified Canadian or U S dental students. Recipients must enter into an agreement to practice dentistry in rural Manitoba after graduation, notes Health Minister F C Bell after trips to Minneapolis Chicago and Toronto find some programs still open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Canada
United States
E. W. Montgomery
F. C. Bell
Minneapolis
Chicago
Toronto
Manitoba students eyed for northern dental schools
Manitoba students have strong prospects for 1954 fall intake as several universities show interest. Minnesota State University and the University of Illinois plan serious consideration, with faculties in Chicago and Ontario also showing openings. McGill and Alberta expect to admit Manitobans. dental schools require high entrance marks and bursary inquiries go to Dr M R Elliott, Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oba
Minnesota State University
University of Ilinois
of Chicago
University of Toronto
Dental
Northwestern University
Manitoba
Bell
Addion
University of Montreal
McGill University
University of Alberta
Fatal Traffic Accidents Rise Outside Winnipeg
A Manitoba government report shows Winnipeg’s fatal crashes fell from eight in 1950 to four in 1954, while the rest of the province excluding Winnipeg saw fatalities grow from two to fourteen, a 600 percent rise. Non fatal accidents in Greater Winnipeg dropped from 344 to 292.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Greater
High Safety Division
Manitoba
Canadian art on rails inspires mural park cars
Montreal artist Robert W. Pilot, head of the Royal Canadian Academy, stands with a Revelstoke Park mural destined for one of Canadian Pacific Railway’s 18 dome sleeper lounge cars. The Park cars, funded by the Royal Canadian Academy, depict national and provincial parks in a line of 173 stainless steel streamlined cars expected to transform transcontinental travel in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Pilot
Montreal
Royal Canadian Academy
Revelstoke Park
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
The
Royal Clan Academy
Provincial stats show growth in some sectors
The text notes a 30.6 percent rise in parts of the province over five years, with motor vehicle registrations reaching 214,000 by end of March 1954 compared with 168,000 five years earlier. It also cites a drop in Canada’s gold production value from 205 million to an estimated 151 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Banner
Winntip
Dropmore
Harrowby
Idaying
CNR
Yavel
Continental Limited
M. R. Elliott
Legislative Building
Manitoba Dental Association
J. F. Morrison
Medical Arts
Winnipes
Loney’s Cartage
Fen A
Pacey’s Store
W. J. Chuckree
Man
Queen’s Hotel
Ynone
Avalon Theatre
Avalon
Oklahoma
Will Rogers, Jr
Bob McMurray
Mather’s Meats
Russell, Sian
DRY Cleaners
Ueaming
Russell Motors
Cockshutt - Alls Cnaimers
G. W. Bicknell
Imperial Oil
Cusitar
Radio Electric
E. C. Shepherd
John Deere Sales
Russell, Man
Pittet
Mgr
Central Motors
Ford Monarch Sales and Service
Ford
Omplete Motor and Tractor Repair Service
Mantie, Prop
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