Circulation district counts from 241 Beausejour to Canada outside totals
The notice lists circulation figures for districts including 241 Beausejour, 154 Brokenhead, 12 Allegra, 15 Tyndall, Ladywood 18, Whitemouth 101, Elma 63, Lac du Bonnet 174, Great Falls 3, Pine Falls 71, Canada and outside 157. Totals show 1135 paid copies, 16 advertisers, 55 district reps, 125 files and office, 1331 distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Brokenhead
Tyndall
Lady Wood
Whitemouth
Elma
Lac DU Bonnet
Great Falls
Pine Falls
Canada
Outside
Whitemouth Community News Highlights and Birthdays
Diana Jorgenson visited Vancouver last week while Mrs. Ole Hanstead of Kenora hopes to visit Whitemouth later. The Young People’s club from Ross United church held a cycling outing, and many locals celebrated birthdays and weddings. Mrs. Evelyn Wardrop hosted a reception for her daughter, Mrs. Colin Campbell, a bride from Wa Wa Ont. The community advertises a fundraising tea and a pancake supper, and locals Jill McLean Herta Merke were married in Winnipeg. Several residents travel to Birch River, and a birthday party for Billie Jorgenson was held on July 19. A cold plate supper sale is planned for August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Hanstead
Kenora
Whitemouth
Young People’s Club
Ross United Church
Ldss
Fred Anderson
Felix Carlson
Harry Nelson
Ole Tergeson
Evelyn Wardrop
Colin Campbell
Wa Wa
Ont
Connie Aitkenhead
Yolda Dunn
Patsy Wardrop
Whitemouth Hospital
Stork Heirlines News Sparks Local Jokes and Hatchery Tales
A Beausejour area column shares a playful notice of Arnold Urban and Gladys Urban welcoming a baby boy on July 22 1950 with a string of cigars jokes and quips about stork legends. It weaves in community vignettes from hatcheries weddings birthdays and a humorous tale of Martin and Johnny’s electric mishap at the hatchery. The writer also chats with Montreal Standard reporters Dave Willock and Louis Jaques visiting Sinnott’s Green Lantern and notes regional politics and the late Prime Minister Mackenzie King’s funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Willock
Montreal Standard
Louis Jaques
Dave
Louis
Montreal
Canada
J. S. Sinnott
M.F
Jack
St. Quen’s Way
Myself
Many Weddings Patch Winnipeg Area Churches in July
A flurry of July weddings is recorded across Manitoba. Hertha Merke and James McLean wed at Holy Trinity Winnipeg with receptions at Aunt Marys tea rooms. Frances Merle Griffiths married Eric Nilsson at St Johns Lac du Bonnet. Luella Wardrop wed Colin Campbell at Wa Wa United Church. Nettie Macarchuk tied with Peter Differ at St Margaret’s Winnipeg. Bernice Locher wed Clarence Keilback at St Marys Beausejour. Each couple plans residence in their new communities after celebrations and trips.
Turner Riddall Wed in Sunny Tyndall United Church
Irene Hazel Riddall and Wilbert Turner were married Saturday July 29 at 7 p.m. at Tyndall United Church. Rev J Maxwell officiated. The bride wore a pale blue nylon gown with lace insets and a halo hat, carrying sweetheart roses. bridesmaid Miss Elsie Malak wore pink. Best man Joe Kielbach and ushers Charlie and Billy Smith attended. Mrs George Stebbe sang during the signing and Mr Margeson played. A reception followed at the Turner home. the couple plans to reside in Beausejour after their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Church
Winnipeg
Hertha Merke
Emil Merke
River Hills
James McLean
Canon F. W. Goodeve
Beulah McLean
Lorraine Benkendorf
Ed Bourns
St. John’s Anglican
Lac du Bonnet
Frances Merle
Clara Ballad
Lee River
Nils Nilsson
United Church Parsonage
Wa Wa
Ont
Luella Jean
Wardrop
Whitemouth
Man
Mace Wardrop
Colin R. Campbell
W. Campbell
Gordon Hume
Kay Campbell
John Allan Wardrop
Nettie
Steve Macarchuk
Springwell
Peter Differ
P. Differ
Dencross
St. Margaret’s Church
F. Glover
Miss MacKay
Marjorie Macarchuk
Anne Krawchuk
Edna Krawchuk
Jean Petrus
Doreen Knight
John Differ
Tony Macarchuk
Mike Patsen
Max Holyk
Mrs. Differ
Kenora
St. Mary’s Church
Beausejour
Bernice Helen
Scott Locher
Clarence Arthur Keilback
Henry Keilback
P. Jaworski
G. Robinson
East Kildonan
Gounod
J. Wilgosh
Joanna Hill
William Greschuk
Dorothy Recksiedler
Harry Hagman
Scott Tocher, Jr
Clifford Richie
Tyndall United Church
Irene Hazel Riddall
A. E. Riddall
Tyndall
Wilbert Turner
Elsie Malak
Joe Kielbach
Charlie
Billy Smith
George Stebbe
Mr. Margeson
Turner Residence
Water Installation By law Read At Public Hearing
The Municipal and Public Utilities Board held a July 27 public hearing at the municipal hall on a 30 year water supply scheme for Lac du Bonnet village. The Lac du Bonnet Water Cooperative Ltd has widespread owner support and, with amendments, awaits tax payer approval before official sanction.
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Municipal and Public Utilities Board
Lac du Bonnet
Utili
Bible School To Close With Friday Program
Ebenzer Lutheran church Riverland has run two weeks of daily vacation Bible school. Twenty two children aged three to 14 were expected to attend but the goal was not reached. The closing program is set for Aug. 4 at 7 30 p.m. with coffee served afterward and invitations extended to parents and friends.
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Ebenzer Lutheran Church
Riverland
Bible School
Newly Formed Lutheran League Elects Officers
Irvin Klepatz was named president of the newly formed Lutheran league at a Whitemouth meeting. Other officers include Anita Hill as vice president Wilma Schatkowsky as treasurer Ruth Locht as literature secretary and Ernie Steiner as service secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Klepatz
Lutheran League
Whitemouth
Anita Hill
Wilma Schatkowsky
Ruth Locht
Ernie Steiner
YPC Organizer Visits Beausejour Whitemouth District
J O Val Lavergne new organizer for the Young Progressive Conservatives of Canada visited Whitemouth and Beausejour this week. He aimed to form an active Beausejour White mouth club and planned a Springfield riding social in October with possible eastern federal officials as speakers. Lavergne then traveled west toward Alberta and British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O
Val” Lavergne
Young
Progressive Conservatives of Canada
Whitemouth
Beausejour
Y.p.c.’S
Beausejour-Whitemouth
Lavergne
Points West
Alberta
British Columbia
Provincial road and tax figures from 1947
In 1947 provincial governments spent 209 million dollars on roads bridges and ferries while revenues from gasoline taxes and motor vehicle registrations totaled 165.7 million dollars. This Quick Canadian Facts item contrasts expenditure with revenue from the same year showing a deficit in funding for transportation infrastructure.
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T. G. Erskine
Diana Jorgenson
Vancouver
Helen and
Jean Bernt
Balmoral, Man
Mike Steiner
Barbara and
Valda Dunn
St It
Jim McLean
Herta Merke
Jim Thomson
Ed. Malkoske
Gus Seig
Birch River
Billie Jorgenson
Ole Torgeson
Mrs
City
Fred Revers
Jim Bartley
Darwin
George Jorgenson
Hubert Anderson
Norman Tyler
Manitoba
Mrs. T. Law
Julius Klaprat
Elsie Endler
PARTY
Childe
Walter Winchell
Arnold Urban
Lac du Bonnet Way
Stork Heirlines Ltd
Gladys Urban
Doc Reid
Allan Grant
Gladys
Arnold
Doug
Steve Rumaks
Steve
Papa
Mamma Dionne
Johnny Funk
Beausejour Hatcheries
Mrs. Fleming
Ed. Henderson
Frances Aitkenhead
Mrs. A. Hill
Eddie
Renie-Kirk
Anglican Church
Richard Jorgenson
David Cousins
Lloyd Carlson
J. Mitchell
J. McKinnon
Johnny
Martin Monetta
Martin
Big Husky
Thomas
Treal Standard
Sinnott
St. Ouen’s
Loi x
Green Lantern
Reeve J. S. Sinnott
M.lp
M.C
M.P
John
Springfield
St. Clements
N. J. Stryk
J.S.S
Ralph Maybank
W. L. Mackenzie King
Bilr
Ed. Millbrandt
Rennie
McLean
Merke
Nilsson—Griffiths
Frank Griffiths
Charles Valentonis
Mrs. Nilsson
Campbell—Wardrop
Differ
Macarchuk
Keilback
Tocher
Turner — Riddall
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Y.P.C
Whitemouth District
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