Manitoban District Adverts List For 19
A list of paid advertisers and district representatives across Manitoba towns including Beausejour Allegra Tyndall Ladywood Whitemouth Elma Seven Sisters Falls Pointe du Bois Pinawa Lac du Bonnet Great Falls St George Pine Falls Bissett and outside Canada. Total paid advertisers and distribution files remain in office records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Allegra
Tyndall
Ladywood
Whitemouth
Elma
Seven Sisters Falls
Pointe DU Bois
Pinawa
Lac DU Bonnet
Great Falls
ST. George Pine Falls
Bissett
Manitoba Points
Canada
S. Files
Pine Falls Notes Show Local Happenings in May Plans
Preparations underway for a three act play by United church members aiming for a May show. The Pine Falls restaurant has remodel work nearing completion and Margaret Guinn has become switchboard operator after a recent engagement. Hudson's Bay store to be built opposite its current site with completion expected next fall. Transportation solved by Stan St. Croix’s Pine Falls to St George bus line aiding shoppers and mill workers. Florence Ford vacationing after nursing training at St. Boniface. Herb Brown recovering from major surgery in St. Boniface hospital. Mr. Tanner recovering from a fall, now using no crutches. Mr. Lint joining Pine Falls Collegiate teaching staff. Mrs. C Smith progressing favorably at St. Boniface Hospital Lan. Dave Brewster recovering in hospital two weeks. Bob Lyons back in town with Woods department, Don Bosma and Bert Robinson also back at the mill. New hotel finishing touches. Cedar street gains J. G. Morrison and daughter as new residents. Morrison works in the new laboratory. Mrs. Dave Brewster hosted Baseball club. Noreen Sloan leaves Winnipeg for a stenographic job in Montreal.
Brantford Home of Pauline Johnson to Be Preserved
The old Brantford residence of Pauline Johnson will be preserved as a haven for aged Indians, safeguarding a historic site and providing a shelter for Indigenous elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantford
Pauline Johnson
Duchess of Windsor Attends Four Day House Party at White Sulphur Springs
Guests include the Duchess of Windsor and Robert R. Young as leaders in business society and film gather at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia for a four day celebration following the return of a local hotel to civilian use. The hotel had previously served as a camp for German and Japanese internees and was later operated by the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Windsor
Robert R. Young
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Tom Deegan
Duke of Windsor
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Motion Picture World
Young’s
Farewell Party Honors Bethel Family Before Vancouver Move
A surprise farewell on April 21 honored Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bethel as they prepare to move to Vancouver British Columbia. Coronation flatware was given to the Bethels by W. Craik with best wishes for happiness in their new home. Beausejour born couple have lifelong local ties and were supported by many neighbors and friends in events extending to April 19 and 23 honoring Mrs. Bethel and Cora Bethel respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bethel
Vancouver
B.C
W. Craik
Craik
Bethels
Mrs. Bethel
Beausejour
William Laurie
William Horodyski
Herm Bush
J. Bellan
J. Bembridge
Bert Hoban
William Bethel
A. Tolasko
P. E. Kozak
S. Beley
J. Mullin
Johnny Gusnosky
R. A. Hayes
L. Kaatz
Birthday Club
C. H. Bush
H. Bush
A. Bush
L. Bruce
B. Hoban
W. Crampton
E. Klingbell
L. Drewle
W. Novak
M. Stepaniuk
F. Black
Local Social Activity and Visitor Notes Across Seven Sisters Area
A visiting party of City Hydro and General Electric engineers toured Great Falls on Friday April 16. Residents host Mrs Ans Sr and family as a Whitemouth arrival settles in. A large dance filled Anderson hall with Sleepy and the Sons of the Sage performing. Numerous guests attended gatherings at the Staff House and visits to Winnipeg. A car incident near the highway caused a boy, Wayne, to fall from a car window but escaped with only a scratch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Williams
G. Carr
Seven Sisters
City Hydro and General Electric Engineers
Great Falls
Sever Sisters
Ans
Whitemouth
Anderson Hall
Sleepy and the Sons of the Sage
Sigrund Anderson
Wayne
Half Heart Margin Decides Victory in Key Case
A quote from A H K Boyd notes that the small difference between defeat and triumph can hinge on a half heart versus a whole heart in important cases. The remark emphasizes perseverance and decisive effort shaping outcomes.
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A._ H. K. Boyd
Winter Club Stages Third Amateur Show at Chateau
The Pine Falls Winter Club hosted its third amateur show on Thursday April 22 at the Chateau drawing a large crowd. Master of ceremonies W S Bill Jackson led with helpers J Miller N Smorang B Dimock Audrey Perry and Bert Wood. Winners were Edward Malo and Raymond Lavoie first Donnie McDonald and Johnnie Bayley second Edith Bayley third. A post show party with Duffly orchestra followed providing refreshments and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Chateau
W.S
Bill) Jackson
J. Miller
N. Smorang
B. Dimock
Audrey Perry
Bert Wood
F. Lidstone
R. Perry
Arthur Ganchow
Roland Beaulieu
Lionel Beaulieu
Marshal Munsie
Goldilocks
M. ‘Arnott
Margaret
Joan Huhn
Don MacDonald
John Bayly
Jeffree Beaubien
Ross Halpin
Art Pallestur
D. Pasaluko
Ray Ann Gretsinger
Arthur Cyr
David Moran
Edith Bayly
Doug Lauchlin
Bruce Halpin
Swanee
Ed. Bruce
Leonard Rupert
William Ashton
Eddie McKew
Edward Malo
Raymond Lavoie
Donnie McDonald
Johnnie Bayley
Edith Bayley
Edith
Duffly Orchestra
Pine Falls Bowlers Win Big at Norwood Trophy Event
Pine Falls Five Pin bowling team toured to Winnipeg for the Norwood Bowling Alley Travelling trophy on April 18. Ivy Warmers of Norwood scored 256, Paul Danylchuk led Pine Falls with 342 for high three games. Norwood won with 3 087 total. Dwight Miller of Norwood posted 84 in pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Winnipeg
Norwood
Garson
Jack Dulake
Paul Danylchuk
Maurice Christie
East Selkirk
Norwood Bowling Alleys
Ivy Warmers
Pine
Obituary of Dan Litke Beausejour Resident 52
Dan Litke 52 Beausejour resident died at home on Thursday April 22 after a heart attack. Born in Russia he lived in the United States about nine years then moved to Canada settling in Beausejour. He served as a Lutheran church member and trustee and sat on the town council. He worked as a dragline operator for Frank Waters Construction and later for the North Eastern Flour Mills. Surviving: widow Augustine two sons Alfred and George four daughters Elsie Dorothy Hannah Eleanor two brothers Leo and Chris two sisters Mrs Freund and Mrs Fred. Funeral April 27 at Russell's chapel and Lutheran church with Rev H Moertelmeyer officiating. Burial in Beausejour cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Litke
Beausejour
Russia
Mr. Litke
United States
Canada
Lutheran Church
Frank Waters Construction Company
Neepawa
North Eastern Flour Mills
Russell
H. Moertelmeyer
Beause
Austrian-born Hawrylo Kiekusz 75 dies in Stead
Hawrylo Kiekusz 75 died April 15 at his Stead Manitoba residence after living in Canada over 50 years. Funeral held April 19 at 10 a.m. Greek Catholic church Thalberg officiated by Fr Shek Selkirk. Burial at churchyard. Russell's Beausejour handled arrangements. Survived by widow Annie one sister Mrs Sabada two stepsons John Thalberg Tony Winnipeg and one stepdaughter Beatrice at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawrylo Kiekusz
Stead
Man
Austria
Canada
Thalberg
Fr. Shek
Selkirk
Russell
Beausejour
Annie
Sabada
John
Tony
Winnipeg
Beatrice
Obituary: Jacob Osachuk 69 of Dencross dies in Beausejour
Jacob Osachuk aged 69 died and funeral services were held April 20 at 10 a.m. at the Brokenhead Greek Catholic Church officiated by Rev J Carmylo. Interment followed in the churchyard cemetery. Survived by his widow Mary four daughters Jennie Paris on Annie Kolton Nellie and Mary and four sons John Mike Nick Paul. Born in Austria he came to Canada 45 years ago and lived in Dencross 32 years. Russell's Beausejour handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Osachuk
Brokenhead
J. Carmylo
Beausejour
Russell
Mary
Jennie Parison
Fort Garry
Annie Kolton
Dencross
Nellie
Winnipeg
John
Mike
Springwell
Nick
la Salle
Man
Paul
Fort William
Ont
Austria
Osachuk
Canada
Couling Taylor Wedding Sealed With April Winnipeg Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Grace Taylor former Beausejour teacher and Cameron Couling took place Saturday April 17 at St. Pauls United Church Winnipeg. The couple will reside in Selkirk where Mr Couling serves as school principal. Mr and Mrs S Ridley attended the ceremony and reception at the Homestead.
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Grace Taylor
Beausejour
Cameron Couling
St. Paul's United Church
Winnipeg
Scavenger Night at Zion Luther League Honors New Members
The Zion Luther League of Beausejour Lutheran church held a social evening on April 21 for 35 guests to honor recently confirmed members. The highlight was a scavenger hunt featuring a "lock of red hair" as one item, many red heads losing some of their hair, followed by lunch to conclude a very enjoyable evening.
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Zion Luther League of the Beausejour Lutheran Church
Community Notes From Elma and Surrounding Towns
Weekend visits in the city include Mr and Mrs George Proceviat and families. Birthdays celebrate Karl Evan and Miss Terry Charney with Miss Jean Basarowich. Families return home from Winnipeg and Vancouver. E Jokinen bid farewell before moving to Schreiber Ont. Olavi Laaja buys a farm in Keewatin and moves here next week. E Wendeborn family visits C E Wendeborn. Dick Tayl and spouse settle into new home near Elma after honeymoon in Vancouver. J Murphy visits Keewatin before summer in McIntosh.
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Terry Charney
Stony Hill School
Jean Basarowich
Winnipeg
Olavi Laaja
Keewatin, Ont
M. Dodyk
Dick Tayl
Vancouver B.C
Elma
J. Murphy
Keewatin
Ont
McIntosh
Tyndall Community Notes Mixed With Local Happenings
List of residents visiting or working in Tyndall Garson and nearby areas. Highlights include Harry Beers visiting Tyndall, Joyce and Kappy Kapalik visiting friends, Kappy finishing university term, Harry Boyko injured sharpening fence posts, Louis Kisiloski sourcing white mud, a five ton G M C truck purchase, a baseball club banquet on May 3, and various church and social events with speakers Patsy Spence and J Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce
Kappy Kapalik
Kappy
Teddy’s Place
Tyndall Baseball Club
Winnipeg conference draws Union officials and visitors
L. J. Pulfer attended the Associated Union of Municipal Secretary Treasurers conference in Winnipeg. Miss Shirley Drysdale of Winnipeg visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Drysdale for several days at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Pulfer
Winnipeg
Associated Union of Municipal Secretary Treasurers
Shirley Drysdale
Mrs. H. Drysdale
Beausejour Town Hall to Launch Clean-up Campaign
A general meeting will be held in the Town hall on Friday April 30 at 8 p.m. to launch the Beause jour Clean-up campaign. Movies will be shown and appropriate addresses given.
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Beausejour
Joe Novolski Purchases Netley Store in Manitoba Region
Joe Novolski, a former district resident, visited relatives last week and announces he has purchased a store at Netley Manitoba and will take over by May 1.
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Joe Novolski
Joe
Netley
Man
Reconciled Enemy Vanquished, Says Schiller Quote
A short quotation from Schiller notes that a fallen foe may rise again, but a reconciled foe is truly vanquished, highlighting themes of forgiveness and lasting victory.
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Schiller
Dick Wendeborn Heads to Flin Flon for Summer Work
Dick Wendeborn spends a brief holiday with his parents before traveling to Flin Flon Manitoba where he has secured employment for the upcoming summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Wendeborn
Flin Flon, Man
Basarowich Leaves for Ten Day Assignment in Decima
Nick Basarowich departs for Decima Manitoba to spend ten days as an employee of the Canadian National Railway. He will work on assigned tasks and return afterward.
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Nick Basarowich
Decima, Man
The
C.N.R
British bombed House of Commons stonework souvenirs shown
Buyers worldwide can order vases ashtrays and ornamental bowls made from stone fragments of Britain's bombed House of Commons. These items are among articles on view in the Fancy Goods section at the British Industries Fair in London and Birmingham from May 3 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
House of Commons
London
Birmingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev
Umite
Adel. Jackson
United Church
Margaret Guinn
Fellows
Lorne
Stan St. Croix
St. George
Florence Ford
St. Boniface School of Nursing
Herb Brown
St. Boniface Hospital
Tanner
Lint
Pine Falls Colegiate
C. Smith
St. Boniface
Dave Brewster
Electrical
Bob Lyons
Woods Department
Don Bosma
Bert Robinson
Cedar Street
J. G. Morrison
Morrison
Noreen Sloan
J. MacDonald
Montreal
Bethel Family
O. Russell
Bert Larsen
William Craik
S. Kaszowski
H. Thorkasson
Bethel
Imperial Oil Co
Cora Bethel
Cora
Eleanor Shade
Elsie Froehlick
Alma Like
Mildred Kellett
Josie Wojcik
Jean Morfoot
Evelyn Wilgosh
Laure Meyers
Vera Rattai
Norman Kellett
Ronnie Kreger
Weldon Ridley
Alvin Stebbe
Lorne Kurbis
Gordon Tri
L. Howes
Mrs. McLeod
Mrs. Penniger
Birds Hill
Ken McLeod
Mrs
K. C. Fergusson
Inspector Warkentin
George Ortwein
George Cobb
Fred Ans
A. Ross
K. McLeod
G. Harland
S. Anderson
Mr. Ans
Sam Baker
Long Lake
Mr. Dodman
Hudson's Bay Co
Bud Braund
Roy Anderson
Don Litke
Legislative
Mun
Springfield
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Couling
Taylor
C. E. Wendeborn
George Proceviat
City
Karl Evanochko
M. Yachimic
E. Jokinen
H. North
Mrs. Jokinen
Schreiber, Ont
Mrs. E. Wendeborn
David
C.E. Wendeborn
L. A. Wawryshyn
Harry Beers
H. Chercoe
Harry Boyko
George Hill
Garson Contractor
Nels
Dan Winkler
L. Kisiloski
Louis Kisiloski
Harry Whittier
Tyndall Quarry
Charlie Foster
Nelson
Auto
L. Juravsky
G.M.C
Bill Currie
Pearson's
Jimmy Jensen
M. Jensen
George Brown
John Sliva
Louis Erickson
Port Arthur
Albert Hunter
Castlepoint, Man
E. Christie
J. Maxwell
J. Spiers
Gospel Mission
Miss Patsy Spence
China
Stanley Bukoski
Pearce’s Hall
Aileen Wazny
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