Pine Falls Hosts Globe-Trotting Violinist Film Night
Pine Falls residents attend a two hour color film Flight 9703 in the Recreation Hall hosted by Pine Falls United Church. The documentary, presented by George R. Tatlock, travels 30 000 miles from Japan to India and Europe with authentic scenes and native commentary. Junior high and high school students are invited as a learning experience in social studies.
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Pine Falls
Sydney
Melbourne
Singapore
Orient
Siam
India
Tlos
The
Cedars of
Lebanon
Jericho
Garden
Bethsemane
Bethlehem
Europe
Rome
Switzerland
Brussels
London
George R. Tatlock
Junior Chamter
Commerce International
Mr. Tatlock
Garson Hockey Ends Season in Beausejour 7 6 Victory
Mr and Mrs Robert Malmstrom visited March 22 and visited Lawrence Cook recovering from a serious operation in a Winnipeg hospital. Mrs Beatrice Vernon stayed with daughter Mrs A Harley at West Selkirk. Denise Wheaton cut eye at Beausejour hockey game. Florence Zharli ski weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Fred Zicarlski. Garson Beausejour finished season with a 7 6 win for Garson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Malmstrom
Lawrence Cook
Winnipeg
Beatrice Vernon
Mrs. A. Harley
West Selkirk
Denise Wheaton
Beausejour
Florence Zharliski
Mrs
Fred Zicarliski
Herbicides for Control of Weeds In Flax
Experiments at Brandon Experimental Farm show flax plants vary in sensitivity to herbicides 2,4 D MCP at growth stages. Safe treatment ranges from three to seven inches tall before buds. spraying after bud stage risks injury. Annual weeds like stink weed and lambsquarters respond to 3 to 6 oz acre of amine 2,4 D or MCP, while perennial sowthistle and Canada thistle can be killed with 6 to 8 oz acre. Green foxtail responds to 3 to 5 lb acid equivalent per acre of sodium trichloroacetate in early seedling flax, with 2,4 D possible in one mix. No solution yet for wild oats in flax.
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Brandon
Beausejour notes and local visitors from March events
Mrs E Childe Beausejour shares belated local news. R Giesbrecht visited Yorkton with Alec and Mrs Hills while Friesen relatives from Steinbach hosted gatherings. Birthday party for Barry Frailick on March 23 drew many families. The A D Friesen home hosted visitors and the Grace Lutheran service featured the Trio. Beausejour Hospital Guild planned a Rag to Riches drive and supported Tyndall guild. Winnipeg trips, charity donations, and Manitoba talent broadcasts are noted with multiple local attendees and a sense of community activity.
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Beausejour Hospital Guild
Howland Hotel
Ladies Hospital Guild of
Tyndall
Spring Load Restrictions Soon to go Into Effect
Spring road restrictions will soon go into effect on Manitoba roads and highways. The advance notice outlines three weight limits and states restrictions may be applied anytime based on weather. Officials warn signs will be set and daily road reports broadcast from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Winnipeg.
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Manitoba
Department of Public Works
Winnipeg
Glenmoor Residents Return Home and News Updates
Glenmoor is returning to normal as bushwhackers come home one by one. Families named include Rach Hlady Zirk Fey Pasaluko Kowalke and Borkowski. Local travels to Winnipeg and Beausejour Leadership School noted. MIA meeting at Pete's Pavilion April 15 at 7 30 p m urged. Subscriptions and news items requested to boost the paper’s Manitoba presence.
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Glenmoor
Brothers
Rach
Hlady
Zirk
Fey
Mike Pasaluko
G. Kowalke
H. Borkowski
M.I.A
Pete's Pavillion
Beausejour
Manitoba
FLA Loans Reach 97 Million in 1953 Under Farm Act
The 1953 annual report shows 97,892,760 lent under the Farm Improvement Loans Act with Canadian farmers borrowing 451,532,842 since inception. Prairie Provinces supplied 70 percent of loans, repayment reached 313,403,652 or 69.4 percent, and losses stood at 0.02 percent. Ontario led in home financing, 722 new farm homes funded, and 58,920 acres cultivated under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Douglas Abbott
Prairie Provinces
Quebec
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Canada
Ontario
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Sria
Pine Falls Hosts World Tour Violinist Duo
Joza Karas, famed violinist, performed at Pine Falls in a concert to about 300 attendees on March 30. He played La Folia and The Dance from The Bartered Bride, drawing curtain calls after a warm reception. His wife Milada Javora Karas sang The Jewel Song and Czechoslovak folk medleys, with the pair also entertaining local schoolchildren at Leonard and Pine Falls schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joza Karas
Pine Falls
Mr. Karas
A. Corelli
Dvorak
Praha Conservatory
Czechoslovakia
International Symphony Orchestra
Munich
Germany
Columbia
South America
Canada
M.*. Karas
Faust
C. Gounod
St. Therese Church
Oakbank MFU Holds Amateur Concert in Community Hall
Oakbank MFU hosted an amateur variety program on Friday April 2 in the Oakbank Community Hall with about 30 contestants. Winners included soloists J accordion Walter y mke and others across vocal, piano, and instrumental categories. judges listed as Mrs. Laneway and others, with Ronald Baron noted as a Winnipeg teacher.
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Oakbank
MFU
Friar
Walter Y
Mke
Shirley Palidnor
Paticia Rivers, Jr
Terry Manchutenko
Georgie
Ami Nuk
Cecil Brade
Joyce Kollinger
Soing
Walley Romas
Richie Sontag
Mary
Violet
Vdnowich
Betty
Joyce
Renston
Madeline’ Slotaening
Margaret Norman
Kenneth Manchutenko
Garry Rebecki
Sr. Iist
Adam
Laneway
St. Quens
S. Edie
Donaid
Ronald Baron
Winnipeg
Grain Storage Expansion At Churchill Port
The port of Churchill will see a 2.25 million expansion to double elevator capacity from 214 million to 5 million bushels with completion targeted by autumn 1955. Start of construction expected July or August 1954 with 0.9 million spent in 1954/55, enabling up to 20 million bushels shipped annually. Churchill, the prairie provinces salt-water port, rose as a grain hub after 1929 Hudson Bay Railway completion.
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Churchill
Manitoba
Courchil
Hudson Bay
Prairie Provinces
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Royal Tan
Aintrie
Eng
Tudor Line
Anthony Onerato
Preston
Onerato
Irish Lizard
Cowboy
Provincial Library
Mana
Los Angeles
Garson
H. Pearce
E. Childe
R. Giesbrecht
Yorkton
Sask
Whitemouth
Alec Hills
A. D
Barry Frailick
Nettie Fenning
Helen Fahr
Glen
Judy
Annete
Pauline
Diane Smith
Annete Bruce
Heather Bruce
Malcolm Bruce
Flora
Sandra Smith
Metty Friesen
Bible
A. D. Friesen
Grace Lutheran Church
Rev. W. McLeod
J. M. Ready
Dale Ave
Blair McLeod
McLeod
Manitoba Power Commission
Beausejour Collegiate
Junior Red Cross
A.C.T
Norma Matthews
Sawchuk
Steinbach
H. Shaffrett
M. Laneway
River Hills
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
William Buckmaster
Manitoba Hydro Board
McArthur Falls
H. Buss
Vera Paulishyn
Selkirk Hospital
Nand
E. F. Rosenquist
Edanwald
H. Moertelmeyer
Edmonton
Alta
Moertelmeyer
Beausejour Hospital
Clark Burns
Alphonse Prince Beausejour
Joseph Rewacki
Robert Bendorster
Rivers Hills
Adolph Reske
Ladywood
Chas. Peitch
St. Owens
E. J. Otto
Irene
Betty Rach
Mrs. P. Hlady
Mrs. A. Rach
Beatrice
Dennis
L. Pease
F. Tiefenbach
Niverville
R. Rach
Thalberg
H. Fey
F.L.A
Anout
Both
Leon
Ard School
Oakbank Mfu
U.K
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Barbara Jean Redner
Carrying Place
Marie Ecker
Glanford Station
England
Scotland
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