Cat Makes 200 Mile Return To Lac du Bonnet
A pet cat injured by a tail kink in a door vanished with Central Northern Airways crew to Little Grand Rapids on September 9, 1951. It reappeared at Lac du Bonnet on April 1, 1952 after a 200 mile overland trek in about 100 days, apparently unscathed. The tale is followed by local notices about a play, shoe shop plans, and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bjornson
Central Northern Airways
Little Grand Rapids
Lac du Bonnet
O.c
Pass
Conservation Topics Feature of 4 H Contests
The fifth annual public speaking contest on Conservation of Natural Resources is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and Manitoba Extension Service. Open to 4 H members ages 12 to 21 as of July 1 1952, with seven to ten minute speeches. District contests lead to a Winnipeg final on July 29 and previous Winnipeg trip winners must cover a new field. Judging totals 140 points across material plan delivery and audience appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Extension Service
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Labor on Germany and European Army prospects
The Manchester Guardian argues that the current Labour plan offers no real safeguard against Germany leaving the European community with its armed forces and lacks popular Bonn support. It suggests British entry into a European Army could help andfaults Western Ministers for not addressing the crisis. calls for Dalton and Labour to focus on concrete solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Bonn
Dalton
Labour
Arthritis Fight Gains Ground In Canada And Winnipeg
The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society targets eradication, professional education, and clinics. Winnipeg runs mobile physiotherapy units serving about 100 patients, with a second clinic planned in May and a new fellowship for Dr. Donald M. Mitchell to study arthritis management in the United States. The public can support the 1952 fundraising drive at 232 Memorial Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthritis and
Winnipeg
Society
Donald M. Mitchell
United States
Canadian
Arthritis and Rheumatism Society
Memorial Boulevard
Import Permits Halted Over Foot and Mouth Risk
The federal Department of Agriculture announced that permits for importing cattle, other ruminants, and swine from England and Scotland are suspended until further notice. Dr. Thomas Childs, Veterinary Director General, said the move aims to keep foot and mouth disease out of Canada. No cases have been reported since March 8, and by March 13 all infected animals and contacts were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Canada
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Thomas Childs
Obituary for Mrs Rosina Steiner Whitemouth Manitoba
Mrs. Rosina Steiner 82 of Whitemouth Manitoba died recently. Funeral service was held Friday at Oldenburg church in Whitemouth. Born in Hungary she came to Canada 59 years ago. Survived by three sons Paul Henry and John one daughter Mrs Rose Millbrandt 19 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosina Steiner
Whitemouth
Man
Oldenburg
Hungary
Peter Young Rites Held in Beausejour Manitoba
Funeral services for Peter Young 52 of Rennie Manitoba were conducted at Renshaw funeral chapel Beausejour with burial in the Roman Catholic cemetery. Born in Spain he moved to Canada 22 years ago settling in Winnipeg and worked in printing until his death. Renshaw funeral home arranged the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Young
Rennie
Manitoba
Renshaw
Beausejour
Father P. Jaworski
Mr. Young
Spain
Canada
Winnipeg
Renshaw Funeral Home
Ahafia Mazur dies at 89 in Cook's Creek Manitoba
Ahafia Mazur aged 89 of Cook's Creek Manitoba died suddenly at her home. Born in West Ukraine she came to Canada. Survived by relatives in Canada and Ukraine with no funeral details disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahafia Mazur
Cook’s Creek
Man
Ukraine
Canada
Mrs Mazur Laid To Rest In Cook's Creek Parish
Fifty years ago she settled on a farm in Cook's Creek district and after a Winnipeg sojourn from 1930 to 1938, returned to Cook's Creek where she remained until death. Known for generosity she will be missed in the district. Funeral services were held at Cook's Creek Greek Catholic church, burial at Pine Ridge cemetery with Rev J Rena officiating. Renshaw funeral home of Beausejour handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook's Creek
Winnipeg
Mazur
Cook’s Creek
Cook’s Creek Greek Catholic Church
Pine Ridge
J. Rena
William Wazney 93 Hazelridge Man dies at home
William Wazney aged 93 of Hazelridge Manitoba died at his residence. Born in Poland he came to Canada in 1884 and farmed the Hazelridge district until 1940. Funeral at Cook Creek Roman Catholic Church with burial in the local cemetery. Survived by his son in Chicago and a granddaughter in Winnipeg. Renshaw Funeral Home Beausejour handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wazney
Hazelridge
Man
Poland
Canada
Cook Creek
Chicago
Ill
Winnipeg
Renshaw
Beausejour
Obituary of Jack Muriel in Lac du Bonnet district
Jack Muriel aged 28 of Lac du Bonnet died in a Beausejour hospital after a tree fell on him during an accident. He worked for Excelsior and Lumber Products and was a World War II veteran. He is survived by his mother and father from Cambridge England, who later settled on a Saskatchewan farm, one brother David and sister Dale of Lac du Bonnet. Funeral services were in the Anglican church at Lac du Bonnet with burial in the local cemetery. Renshaw funeral home Beausejour assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Muriel
Lac du Bonnet
Beausejour
Jack
Excelsior and Lumber Products
Cambridge
England
Saskatchewan
Hudson Bay
David
Michael J. Greschuk 65 Cromwell Manitoba Obituary Notice
Michael J. Greschuk aged 65 of Cromwell Manitoba died in St Joseph hospital Born in Poland he came to Canada in 1900 and farmed in the Cromwell district Funeral services were held at St Marys Church Beausejour Rev P Jaworski officiating He is survived by his widow Katherine and son William of Cromwell Manitoba and two daughters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Joseph Greschuk
Cromwell
Man
St. Joseph Hospital
Poland
Canada
St. Mary’s Church
Beausejour
P. Jaworski
Katherine
William
Obituary notice for Beausejour and Winnipeg connections
Mrs B Haywood of Kennaired B C and Mrs E Ducharme of Haywood Man with three brothers Henry and Frank Beausejour Theodore Q C Winnipeg one sister Mrs K Morrison Winnipeg and four grandchildren Pallbearers were six nephews William Stanley Cash mer Greschuk Beausejour Peter Greschuk Tyndall Cadmer and Tom Winnipeg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Haywood
Kennaired
B.C
E. Ducharme
Haywood
Man
Henry
Frank
Beausejour, Theodore
Q.C
Winnipeg
K. Morrison
William
Stanley
Cashmer Greschuk
Beausejour
Peter Greschuk
Tyndall
Cadmer
Tom
Renshaw Funeral Home
Advertisements under this heading rates per line
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A. Levasseur
Alex Henschell
River Hills
Bill Fandych
Allegra
Russell Funeral Home
Transcona
Bond St. Ph
Dubienski
Dubiensk
Barristers, Solicitors & Notaries
Confederation Life Bldg
Red & White
Albert S. Wener
Optometrist
Boyd
Dentist’s
Lake View Hotel
Lou Sauve
Mgr
Idan’s
Oliver Farm
Lac du
Bennet
W. S. Kennard
Canadian Legion
Baker Plays
Ernie Rousseau
Jessie Jeffries
Dorothy Waters
Mike Borowski
Betty Lang
Melvin Likman
Joe Four
First Street
The
Royal Bank
Phil Strimbicki
Russell Ingaldson
Coal Lake
Sheridan District
Jim Marshall
West Coast
Ronnie Ziborniak
Harvey Benson
Omer Levasser
Harvey Mosquin
Harvey
Fletch
Paul
J. W. Peterson
Donna
Walter Hammerstedt
Baby Walter
Central Northern Airlines
Jim
Fred Bone
Buss” Burbridge
Department of Transport, Civil Aviation
Marshall
Paul Dawson
A . Canadian Consolidated Grain CO. Ltd
Main Street
Rad
Ahafia
Michael J. Greschuk
Piccadilly Apartments
Jake Stark
Walbec Theatre
the Army
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Stewart Granger
Walter Pidgeon
Robert Korlak
John Deere
Buchan
Seddon’s Corner
Edward Thompson
Mik
Wubonm
Toronto
Dairy Foods Service Bureau
Dairy Lane
E.S.T
C.B.C
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