Prairie Farmers Union Brief Highlights
The Regina convention delegates from Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia presented a brief to the Federal government. They urged sincere negotiations on agricultural problems and called for actions to avoid farm strikes while noting no government policy had been publicly announced.
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Regina
Farmers’ Union
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
National Treasury
Muth Selch Adele Ruth Weds Eric Muth at Beausejour
Adele Ruth Muth Selch daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Selch wed Eric Muth eldest son of Mr and Mrs Ed Muth at Zion Lutheran Beausejour. Officiant Rev H Moertylmeyer organist Miss Anne Moertylmeyer soloist Mrs Elsie Smith sang O Perfect Love and Abide with Me. Reception in Beausejour Town Hall. Honeymoon to U S and plans to reside in Winnipeg Power view.
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Muth — Selch
Adele Ruth
Leo Selch
Melrose Avenue
East Kildonan
Eric Muth
Ed. Muth
Beausejour
Zion Lutheran Church
H. Moertylmeyer
Anne Moertylmeyer
Elsie Smith
Winnipeg
Dorothy Selch
Elsie Muth
Connie Johaneson
Elder Luke
Arthur Gilbert
Roy Langner
U.S.A
P.B.R
Wedding of Lorraine Berthelette and Hubert Arsenault at Pine Falls
Lorraine Berthelette daughter of Mr and Mrs A Berthelette Powerview exchanged marriage vows with Hubert Arsenault son of Mr and Mrs H Arsenault Lac du Bonnet in a candlelit ceremony officiated by Father Frethette. Attendant Kay Arsenault and best man Idaree Pitre. bride wore nylon lace gown with lily point sleeves and carried red roses. Reception followed at the bride’s home. guests included Thalberg and Winnipeg visitors. Newleysweds Mr and Mrs Peter Smyrski left for Winnipeg after the ceremony.
Wilkinson Arsenault Vows Sealed At Notre Dame Rectory
Maureen Emelie Arsenault wed Glenn Wilkinson at Notre Dame church rectory on July 28 at 3 p.m. The bride, daughter of Albert and Mrs Arsenault of Lac du Bonnet, wore white embossed organdy with a fingertip veil and carried red carnations lilies of the valley and baby’s breath. Attendants included sister Ellen as bridesmaid and Gordon Hobson of Winnipeg as best man. Father Frechette officiated. The couple, who will reside in Winnipeg, left for points east after a Legion hall reception.
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Notre Dame Church
Maureen Emelie
Albert Arsenault
Lac du Bonnet
Glenn Wilkinson
Mr. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Regina
Sask
Ellen
Gordon Hobson Ofinnipeg
Frechette
Regina convention praises Ladywood M F U president
Advices from Regina at the Farmers Union convention pay high tribute to Councillor Waldemar Chryplywy president of the Ladywood branch for his stand on the Union manifesto. Delegates, including western MPs, vote to pass the brief amid strong calls for united action and fair hearings for farm policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Pete Kondratiuk
S. Subko
Libau
Bill) Gander
Elma
Phelps
Chryplywy
Union Movement
Canada
House of Commons
Messrs
Sinnott and Winkle
Farmers Union Executive
Stuart Garson
J. G. Gardiner
Western M.ps
W.W.C
Beausejour and District Vacation Visit News
Beausejour residents report visitors and family updates from across Saskatchewan Ontario and Manitoba. Mr and Mrs G Brooks return from Yellow Stone Park Wyoming USA. Amelia family visit Beausejour. Drysdale welcome Connie Maureen newborn. Chauviere family tour Winnipeg. J Koubek and J Wayman stay with Rasmus. Joyce Flekke on nurses training visits home. Lorne Miller family from Winnipeg enjoy holidays with Sherriffs family. T Wyrzykowski spending a week with her son in Beausejour.
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J. Koubek
St. Thomas, Ont
J. Wayman
Fort William
Ont
Joyce Flekke
The
General Hospital
Mrs. E. Flekke
Beausejour
Births in Beausejour and surrounding areas July 1951
Several births are reported from Beausejour and nearby communities. Dariene Tanice Steinke, Eddie Zolondek, Glenn Edward Keilback, Dennis William Bulman, Warren Albert Omichinski, Lawrence Ferchoff, Edward Charles Schwark, and James Robert Galay were all born in Beausejour or nearby hospitals between July 6 and July 28, 1951, to parents listed with measurements and times of birth.
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Rudolph Steinke
Beausejour
Dariene Tanice
Beausejour Hospital
Edward Keilback
Glenn Edward
Joseph Omichinski
Ladywood
Man
Warren Albert
Ontario Families Visit Chicago and Manitoba Towns
Daughter in law and Mr and Mrs Cc T Wryzykowski of Willard Lake Ontario near Kenora visit Chicago with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Steffes and Mr and Mrs Joe Steffes of Beausejour. Mr and Mrs J Robertson and their children Joan Sheila and John vacation two weeks in Granite Lake Ontario then Robertson goes to Newdale Manitoba to relieve.
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Cc. T. Wryzykowski
Willard Lake
Ont
Kenora
Lawrence Steffes
Joe Steffes
Beausejour
Chicago, IY
Mrs. J. Robertson
Joan
Sheila
John
Granite Lake
Robertson
Newdale
Man
Subscription Renewal Notice for The Leader
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Beausejour Dominates Pine Falls In Early Finals Opener
Beausejour shut out Pine Falls 6-0 in game one of the Eastern Manitoba Amateur Baseball League Ross trophy finals at Pine Falls. Bernard Drysdale started for Beausejour with J. Coughlin relieving in the third. Coughlin earned the win with six strikeouts and one hit allowed in six innings. Pine Falls pitcher R. Seguin took the loss, pitching nine innings, surrendering 12 hits. C. McIntosh led Beausejour with two hits, driving in two runs, while R. Kubish and B. Drysdale each scored twice. Pine Falls manager Bill McDonald used three pinch hitters late futilely.
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Beausejour
Pine Falls
Bernard Drysdale
J. Coughlin
Coughlin
Drysdale
D. McDonald
George Sharpe
R. Seguin
Bill McDonald
C. McIntosh
R. Kubish
B. Drysdale
E. Bruno
T. Chmelnicki
Chmelnicki
A. Hayes
R. A. Hayes
T. Chmelnickilb
L. Pachal
E. Bruings
R. Seguino
Powerview Council Tackles Licenses Grants and Building Permits
Powerview Village Council met at Leonard school with Mayor H J Par ent presiding. After approving July 3 minutes, the Court of Revision reviewed assessed building changes. The clerk was told to warn license and fee debtors by registered mail within 10 days or face action. The village will borrow 1000 dollars at 5 percent for four months to fund its share of a Department of Public Works project on Art avenue and Laura street. The council noted unpermitted shacks under construction and advised building permits be obtained. Speed limits and signage will be pursued with authorities. Ditches and culverts will be cleared while land is dry in preparation for next year’s drainage.
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Powerview
Leonard School
H. J. Parent
Stan l Lazaruk
H. Richardson
L. Clement
J. F. Turcotte
F. Lafrance
Department of Public Works
Art Avenue
Laura Street
Powerview Updates Include Taxi Stand and Hotel Progress
Powerview Hamelin and Mousseau erect a new taxi stand and repair shop on Art Ave. A new Powerview hotel is under rapid construction with exterior framework done and stuccoing planned. Bakerite bakery expands to add booths. Regina visitors stay with Turcotte family. Berthelette family relocates to Morris, Manitoba with Berthelette working at Pine Falls garage. Mayor and others travel to Winnipeg to discuss road grants.
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Hamelin and
Mousseau
Art Ave
Canada Uses 45 Million Tons Coal Yearly
Canada consumes about 45 million tons of coal each year. More than half is burned in Ontario and Quebec, reflecting regional energy demand patterns and industrial use within these provinces.
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Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Water Safety Class At Dugard's Park
Red Cross swimming and water safety classes drew almost 75 children at Dugard's Park from July 23 to 27 organized by William Renshaw R W Smith Mrs E Fiekke and Bruce McIntosh with two sessions daily for children and adults Volunteers W Renshaw M Hlady T Bonner L Pulfer F Black N Rumak Mrs P Hlady Claude Shields and Mr Tymko helped transport children to the beach special thanks to H Dugard for park use Junior Red Cross swimmers listed and safety tips endorsed noting drowning rate drop since 1945 through community effort.
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Red Cross
Dugard’s Park
William Renshaw
R. W. Smith
E. Fiekke
Bruce McIntosh
W. Renshaw
M. Hlady
T. Bonner
L. Pulfer
F. Black
N. Rumak
P. Hlady
Claude Shields
Mr. Tymko
H. Duggard
Audrey Renshaw
Clifford Gussie
Michael Wayne
Ernest Neiser
Alvin Tymko
Lawrence Greenberg
Donald Manych
John Hoban
Roy Duma
Lillian Beley
William Black
Joanne Wilgosh
Bary Kaatz
Victor Galay
Jean Germaine
Ruth Knelman
Elaine Duma
Red Cross Society
Armed Services
P.P.R
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Prairie Farmers’ Union
Canada Grain Act
Canadian Wheat Board
Consolidated Revenue Account
Niagara Falls
J.F.T
Arsenault
Thalberg
W. Ferens
Andrew Zaiser
Duke Kullman
Ken Armbruster
William Patzer
Phyllis Patzer
Mrs. C. Newmann
Lorraine Klapprat
May
Inez Rach
Bill Rach
Evelyn Klann
Mrs
Peter Smyrski
Beatrice Letwin
Julien Sikorski
Fort Erie
Beatrice
Barbara Stilkowski
Brandt Construction Gang
Nootka
Korea
H.M.C.S. Nootka
Charles Stobbs
Woodstock
P.O. George Boardman
Toronto
C.P.O. Erland Grant
Ottawa
P.O. Richard Russell
Victoria
Halifax
Lieut
Anthony Slater
Ladywood M.F.U
Patsy Rosmus
W. J. Amelia
Doris
G. Trithart
Wilfred Drysdale
Wiseton, Sask
Naisam
Connie Maureen
Gregg
G. Chauviere
Diane
Mrs. Chauviere
Mr. Chauviere
Department of Education
Lorne Miller
Lorne
Cathy
Mrs. Miller
Mrs. W. R. Sherriffs
Andrew Zolondek
Cloverleaf
Eddie
William Bulman
Dennis William
Rudolph Ferchoff
Whitemouth
Lawrence
Gustave Schwark
Dencross
Edward Charles
Nicholas Galay
Glenmoor
James Robert
Springfield
Bidg
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Inglewood
Portage
Powerview Council
Bakerite Bakery
L. J. Tissot
Regina, Sask
J. Turcotte
Jas. Fetterley
North American Lumber and Supply Co
Armand Berthelette
Morris, Man
Mr. Berthelette
J. Brisson
London, Ont
Paul Liska
Jos. Vincent and