Bear trouble in Manitoba drives bears from Riding Mountains
In Manitoba bears are increasingly seen near farms as Des Whellams urges hunters to spare them. Farmers report oat field trampling and livestock losses, with a twelve-bear shooting spree near Kelwood. Parents fear dusk outdoor time after a recent Jasper incident as the bear situation grows contentious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian
Des Whellams
Manitoba Federation
Wildlife Crusader
Des
Riding
Vern Harper
McCreary
Boyd Munro
Kelwood
Galvin
Jsper
Marchwell Bethel Ladies Aid Seeks Support and Meetings
Marchwell Bethe Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs E Bentsons home last Thursday planning to send home baked goods and linens to the Old Folks Home in Westaskiwin Alta and clothing to the Lutheran World Relief. They will hold monthly meetings in 1959 on the second Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethe
Ladies Aid
E. Bentson
Westaskiwin
Alta
Lutheran World Relief
Hande
Alfred Persicke
Langenburg
Aid
Willie
Emily Bennett
Robert Williams
Carol Olive
F. W. Lynch
Elgin
Man
E. P. Lee
Boris Johnson
Regina
Gilbert Johnson
Marchwell Home and School Association
Dobko
Craigie Notes On Local Visits And Club Meeting
Miss Wilma Cusitar left Monday for Winnipeg to begin nurse training at Victoria hospital. Visitors include Miss Aleta Cusitar from Hamiets and several locals from Stein bach Nesbitt and Dryden. The Craigie Club September meeting hosted eight members and two visitors at Doris Barber’s home with Lorna Storey to host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Buchanan
Victoria
B.C
Everett Rowe
Winnipeg
John Spencer
George Lewis
McGregor
Spencers
Oak Glen
Birtle
Craigie Club
Mes
Doris Barber
Ivy McKinnon
Lorna Storey
Obituaries Highlight Local Farmers and Families
Paul Geith, longtime northwest town farmer, died suddenly Saturday evening after a heart attack, leaving a wife Johanette and three sons Arnold Walter and Arthur. Christine Froeike Woodkey, born in Poland in 1869, died September 8 after a life in Canada, leaving seven children and many grandchildren. William Zetariuk, 38, buried at Lennard Romanian Church, survived by wife Martha and daughter Myrna, with six brothers and three sisters. J Howard Spee, veteran railroader, died in Sudbury. service held at Epiphany Church. He left wife Gertrude and three children, plus multiple relatives across Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Geith
Mr. Geith
Langenburg
Carl Geith
Washburn Technical School
Chicago
Russell
Turkey
Johanette Baumung
Arnold
Walter
Winnipeg
Arthur
Christine Woodkey
Christine Froeike Woodkey
Poland
William Woodkey
Canada
Freefield
Dis
Inglis
Winnipes
Julius
Lydia
Hhusband
Fred
Kelowna
Addy
San Jose
California
Henry
Tisdale
Sask
Hilda House
Los Angeles
Calif
Elma Sharpe
San Francisco
Ethel Heinrichs
Lorraine
Oscar Ziprick
Ings Seventh-Day Adventist Church
L. W. Taylor
Freefieldy
Liske
Herb Liske
Roland Severin
William Zetariuk
Lennard
Martin Ivanovich
John Burla
Bill Burla
Neil Burla
Pete Galatuik
John Toderan
Jack Daneluik
Church Yard
Martha
Myrna
Nick
John
Hartney
Jim
Joe
Harray
Peter
Mike Bodnaruik
Eli Paulenko
Peter Holopina
Sheil Valley
Sudbury District
CPR Employees Credit Union
Gordon McKenzie
Sudbury
Cameron
Little Current
Robert
Marion Ritchie
R. Dinan
Eldon Ritchie
Charles Collins
Harrowby
Manitoba
Ted Naylor
Madoc
Ont
H. H. Hyland
Ottawa
Sudbury Daily Star
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BUICK
F. Clement & Sons, Ltd
Rod & Gun
Big Grass Marsh
Herb Unger
Game and Fish Association
Heym
Cortland Line
Dupont
United States
Kooyman
Len Pickell
Minnedosa
Paul Guyot
St. Bonaface
Hugh Reimer
Plumas
Leo Pokrant
Starbuck
Alf. Yeo
Holland
Curly MacKay
Brandon
Brandon Harness Ltd
Rosser Ave
Wheat City
W. W. Hawrylenko
Cathedral Avenue
Lee River
Bert Cartwright
Marchwell
ST. Joseph’s Church
Cusitar's
Radio Electric
Peter Pacy
Gillen’s
Hiller’s
Russell Co-Op
J. Howard Spec
J. Howard Spee
Sudbury Memorial Hospital
Anglican Church of
Just
We Market
W. L. Keating
Silverton
Smellie Bros
Russell Bakery
Perry Como
B.V.D
Oneida Limited
Massey-Harris