District Representatives List by Communities and Names
District representatives listed by community include Lac du Bennet Mrs. Cliff Brown and W. S. Kennard. Seven Sisters Falls Mrs. H Leith Elma C Wendeborn. Whitemouth Mrs. T G Erskine. Tyndall L A Wawryshyn. Beausejour W W Childe. Cromwell Phylis Mroz. River Hills Mrs. L Rempel. Powerview J T Turcotte. Pine Falls W T Mansell. Pointe du Bois Diane Apritchard. Glenfields Olga Kabaluk. Brokenhead Evelyn Krawchuk. Thalberg Mrs. W Ferens. St George Noella Bouvier Gienmoor Roland Otto Molson Mrs. Z Sabat. Member Alia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bennet
Cliff Brown
W. S. Kennard
Seven Sisters Falls
H. Leith Elma
C. Wendeborn
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Tyndall
L. A. Wawryshyn
Beausejour
W. W. Childe
Cromwell
Phylis Mroz
River Hills
L. Rempel
Powerview
J. T. Turcotte
J. T. Turcotte Pine Fails—W. T. Mansell
Pointe du Bois
Diane Apritchard
Glenfields
Olga Kabaluk
Brokenhead
Evelyn Krawchuk
Thalberg
W. Ferens
St. George
Noella Bouvier Gienmoor
Roland Otto
Molson
Z. Sabat
New Soviet Attitude in World Stage Requires Careful Review
The editorial notes a shift in Soviet behavior toward peaceful coexistence under certain conditions, signaling possible changes in East West dynamics. It warns that though trade talks at the Moscow World Economic Conference are welcome, lasting peace is not assured, defense should remain strong, and Soviet promises must be tested for delivery and fair competition.
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Russia
Berlin
Vishinsky
Paris
Izvestia
Stalin
Soviet Union
Germany
Austria
Korea
Moscow
America
Europe
Atlantic
Christian Science Monitor
Force in Tunisia and the French push for reforms
The Manchester Guardian analyzes France pressing authority in Tunisia by arresting cabinet members and imposing martial law to deter opposition before the Security Council. It notes the tension between Tunisian demands for autonomy and French settler influence, with Bourguiba opposing French veto in any fully Tunisian cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunisia
France
Security Council
Morocco
Algeria
North Africa
Bourguiba
Manchester Guardian
Post-Session Reflections On Liquor Act Report And Ban
The Legislative Committee report after two years of studying liquor administration drew sharp criticism for its limited scope and lack of concrete changes. While one near unanimous recommendation urged banning liquor advertising, current policy permits it at the Liquor Commission's discretion, hurting Manitoba publishers and their revenue.
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Legislative Committee
Liquor Commission
Manitoba
Whitemouth Happenings and Obituaries Notes
Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Frank Negediy on the death of their four month old infant son in Prince Albert. The Anglican church ladies met at president Mrs R Jorgenson's home. Mrs J Aitkenhead visited relatives in Winnipeg and her daughter in law. Aunt Mr and Mrs P R Paulsen and family spent Easter visiting in Manitoba. Julius Bencharski spent days at Red Lake Ontario for pleasure and business. Red Cross canvass raised $388.92. John Steiner of Eagle River Ontario disposed of his hotel and visited. The Wardrop family’s Sylvia and Melvin celebrated birthdays in April. Reeve ill with flu, expected to recover soon. A E Webb began building business premises. South Lutheran church held service April 6 with choir. Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mrs Edmund Lange’s home. 21 members. supper May 3 for church building fund. Walter Steiner welcomed a baby daughter at Whitemouth hospital. Ruby Brautigam and Helen Geekie visiting in Whitemouth. Elsie Bartley celebrated seventh birthday at aunt Olie Tergeson’s home. John Paulsen of the University of Manitoba spent the weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Negediy
Prince Albert
Edmond Lange
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Whitemouth
Queen’s visit to New Zealand anticipated by kiwis
The Dominion eagerly awaits Queen Elizabeth's postponed visit now said to be rescheduled. New Zealand’s ties with Britain run deep with history from Captain Cook to Dunedin, and the Anzacs memory on Gallipoli is honored April 25. The nation, with Auckland and Wellington on the North Island and Napier’s rebuilt town, relies on abundant hydro power and a semi tropical climate. Maori people, described as tall and equal participants in Parliament, are integral to national life alongside white citizens. The Queen’s arrival will be welcomed as monarch wife and mother, a moment long imagined by Kiwis.
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New Zealand
Elizabeth
Dominion
Down Under
Nw Zealand
Prince Philip
Old Land
Captain Cook
England
Scotland
Wellington
North Island
Christchurch
South Island
Canterbury
Dunedin
Otago
Edinburgh
William Chambers
Captain Cargill
Australia
Gallipoli
Auckland
Napier
Ngaruahoe
Ruapehu
Lake Taupo
Karapiro
Maraetai
Waitaki
Tekapo
Charles
Kipling
Kiwiland
Public Health Education Through Press and Agencies
Public health education aims to aid individuals in self care by informing them about services offered by diverse agencies. Information is spread via the press and other media, coordinated with health departments to reach a wide audience.
Estate of Joseph Seredynski Beausejour Notice
In the matter of the estate of Joseph Seredynski late of Beausejour Manitoba Section Foreman all claims must be sent to the undersigned at their office in Beausejour by May 22 1952 Dated Beausejour Manitoba this 10th day of April 1952 Drache Matlin Weselak Solicitors for Julia Seredynski Administratrix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Seredynski
Beausejour
Manitoba
Public Road and Drain By‑laws For Brokenhead Manitoba
Rural Municipality of Brokenhead publishes notice of intention on May 13 1952 to pass by laws opening public road through sections 12 13 24 25 and 6 7 18 19 30 in township 13 and range 7 east and establishing a drain across part of sections 13 and 24 in township 13 range 7 east land to be taken shown pink on plans copies available at the clerk's office or at Drache Matlin Weselak Beausejour solicitors for the municipality any landowners prejudicially affected may appear before the council on the specified date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenhead
Manitoba
Oiece
Messrs
Council
Beausejour
School Lunch Box Should Contain Daily Nutrients
The lunch box for a school child should hold one half to one third of the day’s food needs. Include proteins, minerals, and vitamins with meat, cheese, eggs, or fish, plus whole-wheat bread and vegetables or fruit. Milk or cocoa may accompany. On cold days hot soup may be carried in a vacuum bottle for extra nourishment.
Vegetable Treasure Cooking Tips Short Water Time
A concise note explains that boiling vegetables with minimal water and speed preserves vitamins and minerals while avoiding loss of flavor and color. It warns that excessive water and longer cooking times waste nutrients and dullness.
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Springfield Leader
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
St James Leader
Leader
St James
Alfred W. Hanks
Man
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Alia
Audit Bureau Circulations
China
Chinese Inter
Habib Bourguiba
Beeral
Ds. Rabeat Aaruey
Anglican Church
R. Jorgenson
J. Aitkenhead
Connie
Winnipeg
A. Belanger
P. R. Paulsen
Julius Bencharski
Red Lake
Ont
Red Cross
John Steiner
Eagle River, Ont
Sylvia
Percy Wardrop
J. P. Lindgren
Dryden
George Hunter
Henry Milbrandt
Rennie Hotel
Vancouver
Walter Dereski
Melvin Wardrop
A. E. Webb
William Hennig
Walter Steiner
Whitemouth Hospital
Ruby Brautigam
Helen Geekie
Elphinstone
Ola
Elsie
Jim Bartley
Olie Tergeson
John Paulsen
The
University of Manitoba
Drache, Matlin & Weselak
Julia Seredynski
G. M. Horne & Company
Drache, Matlin and
Weselak
Municipal Hall
Lac du Bonnet
Joseph Bellan
Chiropractors
Drs. Davidson
Baizley Chiropractic Clinic
Somerset
Leonard L. Portnoy
Pine Falls
Boyd Building
Morley R. Shuckett
Will
Salter S
Kensington
Portage Ave
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