Elma and Wendeboen Notes and Local Vacations
Local column records numerous residents leaving for summer work in Burns Lake British Columbia and Ontario visits for holidays and vacations. Names include Nick Zavada Alex Shewchuk Helen North D. Kowany and Miss Elsie Evanochko with several others visiting relatives in Brantford Ont Winnipeg Detroit Toronto and Atikokan Ontario. Also reported are a serious illness in Winnipeg General Hospital and a surprise farewell party for George Proceviat.
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George Proceviat
Elizabeth
Atikokan
Ont
Train Kills Tyndall Man
Metro Klucznik, 76, of Tyndall, was fatally injured when struck by a westbound night freight about two a.m. Sunday near Tyndall station. His body was found later that morning. An inquest was held by Coroner Dr. J. Brooks and adjourned to August 17.
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Metro Klucznik
Tyndall
C.P.R
J. Brooks
Returns From Vacation Trip To England
Miles Langthorn of Crescent Bay has returned from a vacation to England. He sailed from Vancouver Island on the Princess Kathleen March 6 and left Halifax March 12, arriving in Liverpool March 21. He notes frequent trains and many small freight cars, contrasting current transport with 30 years ago, visited The British Industries Fair and the Royal Show, and attended the Olympic Games before returning home August 3.
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Miles Langthorn
Crescent Bay District
England
Vancouver Island
Halifax
N.S
Liverpool
Miles
Winnipeg
Canada
London to Montreal to Lac du Bonnet trip story
W S K recounts Miles traveling from London airport at 11 p.m. to Montreal by noon the next day and then by train to Lac du Bonnet. The author notes the journey will yield happy recollections for years to come.
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London
Montreal
Lac du Bonnet
W.S.K
Obituary of Demetro Klucznik of Garson
Demetro Klucznik born in Austria in 1872 died in his 76th year after farming in Sandhill Manitoba for over four decades. He retired five years ago, moved to Garson, and is survived by his widow Annie and daughter Mrs. H Boyko of Garson. Funeral services were held August 11 at the Greek Catholic church Beau Sejour. Ren shaw funeral home arranged the service.
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Demetro Klucznik
Garson
Annie Klucznik
Austria
Canada
Sandhill
Manitoba
Annie
H. Boyko
Beausejour
Renshaw Funeral Home
Death notices for John E Wozny at Beausejour
John E. Wozny died suddenly in East Kildonan in his 25th year. Born in Beausejour, he lived in Toronto four years and served two years in the army. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Wozny and several relatives. Funeral held Sunday August 15 at Russell funeral home Beausejour with interment in Beausejour cemetery.
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John Edward Wozny
East Kildonan
Joseph Wozny
Beausejour
Toronto
J. Patolak
E. Chase
William Wozny
Michael
Russell Funeral Home
Marwell
Beausejour Cemetery
Death of C. A. Loucks in Vancouver at 82
C A Loucks 82 died in Vancouver British Columbia on August 13 He was a former resident of Pine Falls and Winnipeg born in Ontario and came to Manitoba as a young man Survived by widow Elizabeth five daughters Mrs J Beatson Mrs G Beatson Doris of Vancouver Mrs R Thorpe Balmoral Man Mrs L Shand St Charles Man and one son Douglas of Winnipeg
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C. A. Loucks
Vancouver
B.C
Pine Falls
Winnipeg
Mr. Loucks
Ontario
Manitoba
Elizabeth
J. Beatson
G. Beatson
Doris
R. Thorpe
Balmoral
Man
L. Shand
St. Charles
Douglas
Tecle Okolita Tecla Okolita Dies at 78 in Selkirk
Tecle Okolita Tecla Okolita died on August 9 at Selkirk in her 79th year. She was the wife of Harry Okolita of Sedwyn Manitoba. She is survived by her husband Harry and daughter Mrs attached text truncated in source.
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Tecla Okolita
Selkirk
Harry Okolita
Sedwyn
Man
Harry
Beausejour funeral service for Pearl Kuchynski family
Pearl Kuchynski of Beausejour dies leaving husband and three sons Joe Michael and Steven plus Sharon Cliffe in Winnipeg and Mrs Nettie Bonkowski and Mrs Joan Paige. Twenty grandchildren and eight great grandchildren survive. Funeral August 12 at 10 am at Greek Catholic church Beausejour with family plot burial. Russell funeral home Beausejour in charge.
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Pearl’ Kuchynski
Beausejour
Nettie Bonkowski
Ledwyn
Joan Paige
Winnipeg
Joe
Michael
Steven
Sharon Cliffe
Russell Funeral Home
Wedding of Victor Litkowich and Ollie Shott at St Vilimir
Victor Litkowich and Ollie Shott were married August 7, 1948 at 3 30 p.m. at St Vilimir church. Rev B Kushuk officiated and the bride wore a white satin gown with train and veil. Bridesmaids Nel lie Shott Emily Litkowich Ann Herbest and Ann Shaday wore blue and pink gowns and carried gladioli and sweet peas. A reception at Szawich hall followed and the couple will reside in Windsor.
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St. Vilimir and
Olga Church
Victor Litkowich
Ollie Shott
B. Kushuk
Nellie Shott
Emily Litkowich
Ann Herbest
Ann Shaday
Szawich Hall
Windsor
Lillian Prychun
Lassia Prychun
Steven Dudych
Teddie
Tyndall
Elizabeth Karpec Weds Michael MacHugo at Tyndall Ukrainian Church
A double ring ceremony took place August 7 at 2 p m in the Tyndall Ukrainian Greek Orthodox church. Elizabeth Karpec married Michael MacHugo with Rev. M Yurkinsky officiating. The couple plans to reside in Winnipeg after a Chicago trip.
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Tyndall
Elizabeth
E. Karpec
Michael MacHugo
P. MacHugo
Mr. MacHugo
Rev. M. Yurkinsky
Lac du Bonnet Village Council Hears Water System Debate
Lac du Bonnet village council met August 9 with Mayor Sparman and councillors in attendance. A private water system proposal was discussed but deemed unfair to others if hookups were allowed. Delegates asked to cross streets with water lines. matter referred to solicitors for indemnity. The meeting set the 1948 Court of Revision for October 15 and approved several payments totaling numerous local vendors and residents.
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Lac du Bonnet
Jos. Sparman
M. Mikliechuk
M. F. Brown
W. J. Rowe
A. Asakis
Fred Duffly
R. A. McIntosh
Sparman
A. L. Waters
H. Madson
5Th and Park
Winnipeg Electric Company
W. David
G. F. Teare
Winnipeg Electric
Mrs. S. Sikora
City of Winnipeg
Paul's Taxi
Renewal notice for Springfield Leader subscription
Reader is urged to check the date numerals after their address showing day month and year of renewal. It explains the example 12 11 47 meaning November 12 1947 and asks subscribers to mail remittance with the form. Include $2.00 for one year to renew.
Tyndall Local Notes and Visits Aug 3 to Aug 14
John Litkowich and David Mogh left for Windsor Aug 3 after a two week visit at the Litkowski home. Walter Sliva recovering from appendicitis at home in Tyndall. Wayne Riddell admitted to St Boniface hospital Aug 13. Mrs Kozie of Toronto and daughter Dolores visiting relatives in Hazelgren. Rev F J Roberts married Irene Worster of Winnipeg and will live in St Vital. Legion Wear Ever brushes demo Aug 18 with Mrs Anderson as demonstrator. Eric Rodin and daughter Patricia of Chicago guests of A Anderson. Charlie Swanson, formerly of Tyndall, died in Wedena Sask. Miscellaneous shower for Mrs George Barclay Aug 14 at Orange Hall. Hostesses listed.
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John Litkowich
David Mogh
Windsor
4Sohn
Mrs
A. Litkowski
Wm. Kozie
Toronto
Dolores
Mrs. Chorney
States
F. J. Roberts
Tyndall
Irene Emily Worster
Winnipeg
St. Vital
The
Canadian Legion
Legion Rooms
Anderon
Charlie Swanson
Wedena
Sask
Lac du Bonnet Girl To Be Wed in Palestine
Irene Springman of Lac du Bonnet will wed Osher Chaikin of Winnipeg in late September. She sailed to Palestine on August 12 to meet her fiancé, with the couple planning to make their home near Haifa.
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Palestine
Lac DU Bonnet
Mary McIntosh
Irene Springman
Irene
Shirley Choma
Shirley Ingaldson
Verna Brown
Florence Springman
Osher Chaikin
Winnipeg
Haifa
Cleaning coffee pots to keep them sweet and sanitary
Instructions advise sprinkling salt inside the coffee pot then rubbing the interior with a damp cloth, rinsing with boiling water to maintain a sweet, clean pot. The method emphasizes interior cleanliness for better flavor and aroma.
Water well testing urged to curb disease risk
The Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating urges regular testing of water wells for potential disease contamination to protect public health.
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The
Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating
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Seven Sisters
Pointe DU Bois
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Nick Zavada
Alex Shewchuk
Burns Lake
A. Zazula
Malachi
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Tricia, Ont
John Kulych
Detroit, Mich
M. Kulych
J. Zimmerman
Ted Gajewski
White Lake
Whiteshell
Helen Stastock
D. Kowany
Brantford
Walter Wasiuta
Sioux Lookout
Kost Strugar
Lansing
John
Leo Leeyus
J. H. Leegus
M. B. Dennys
Oshawa
K. Krystalowich
Mrs. W. Chanway
Mrs. M. Chanway
George
Sam Ewach
John Novicki
Mrs. T. Novicki
Elsie Evanochko
Elma
Train
U.S
Harry S. Truman
Thomas E Dewey
New York
Idlewild
Dewey
William O'Dwyer
New York City
Princess Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Westminster Abbey
Lord Derby
Isabel Milles-Lade
Rapa
Lon
John E. Wozny
Tecle Okolita
Litkowich—Shott
iMacHugo
Karpec
Lac du Bo
Springfield
Bidg
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Wawryshyn
Walter Sliva
Great Lakes
Walter
Wayne Riddell
St. Boniface Hospital
Eric Rodin
Patricia
Chicago
A. Anderson
George Barclay
Orange Hall
Jimmy Mastaller
Wolon
Brantford, Ont
John Mastaller
Land of Nod
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Edna Dechesneau
Diane Ford
Palgrave
Norfolk
R. H. Kingshort
Dolly
Doreen
Ronald H. Kingshott
Diane
Royal Canadian Artillery
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