Variety Show Proves Popular in Whitemouth
Miss Mildred Bell touring Canada brought a lively program to Municipal Hall with local talent including Shirley Carlson Irene Ferguson and Judy Malkoski. A community club event sponsored the show and plans to establish a Y camp in Whiteshell Forest Reserve were discussed by visiting dignitaries from Milwaukee Two Rivers Manitowoc and Winnipeg aimed at boosting regional tourism and future summers for campers and their families.
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Whitemouth
Mildred Bell
Canada
A. L. Ashworth
Winnipeg
Miss Bell
Gal
Shirley Carlson
Irene Ferguson
Jennie Boyle
Deanna Kotchirek
Mary
Mildred Benscharski
Judy Malkoski
Gerald Ferguson
Barry Paulson
Esther Dubnicoff
Deanna Kotch
Elmer F. Ott
Milwaukee
G. M. Dickson
Kansas City
R. E. Martin
Two Rivers
Wisconsin
E. E Merritt
Manitowoc
Ott
North Central Area Council
Y.M. C.A
Whiteshell
J. C. Uhlman
Krishannson
J. Sparman
JI. W. W
Tourist Talk: Visitors Heighten Lac du Bonnet Hopes
A Swedish feature writer Gunner Krishansson of FLYG Magazine traveled from Edmonton to Lac du Bonnet to study local bush flying. His material will be broadcast from Montreal and published later, boosting publicity for the community. A second group of four dignitaries also toured the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Gunner Krishansson
Flyg Magazine
Stockholm
Sweden
Krishansson
Edmonton
Montreal
FLYG
Legion Ladies Stage First Entertainment in Lac du Bonnet
The Women's Auxiliary of Lac du Bonnet Branch 164 announces its first project a concert and fun contest at the Community Hall on Tuesday August 27 at 8 p.m. Miss Bell of Winnipeg trains the performers and proceeds aid the Legion Building Fund inviting attendees from surrounding districts for an evening of worthwhile entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac DU Bonnet
Canadian Legion
Miss Bell
Winnipeg
Legion Building Fund
Lac du Bonnet Community Hall
Lac du Bonnet Farm News and Community Notes
Lac du Bonnet residents share a busy season of reunions and visits as Jim Parkes returns from overseas and a large family gathering follows. Many out of town guests attend, while local moves include Fred Bleakney taking over Hans Johnson Garage and Mrs. Jeffrey relocating to Dauphin. The column notes shortages, wage questions, and local projects such as school roof work, cement runs from Minnesota, and a Ford Fergusson tractor delivery for the Lee River area.
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James MacDonald
Kenora
Lac du Bonnet
Clarence Parkes
Jim Parkes
Birmingham
England
Jim
Pop
Jack Walsh
Keewatin
Paul Elliot
Favorable Lake
Clifford Parkes
Winnipeg
Roberta
Terry MacDonald
George Jackson
Great Falls
Lake of the Woods
MacDonald
Mr. Walsh
Ronald Moser
Ronald
Tom Sarapa
Ford Fergusson
Tom
Ford-Fergusson
Lee River
Winter wood orders urged for heat season
The Nova Scotia Regional Conference of Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce urged government legislation to empower the highways department to remove dilapidated and unsightly structures along main provincial highways. An Eyesore on a public highway leaves a lasting memory on visitors.
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Nova Scotia Regional Conference of Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Department of Highways
Market cattle and dairy estimates from Agriculture Dept
Markets dotations are supplied by the Department of Agriculture's Market News Service and are effective Monday noon. Cows good on 850-9.25, Medium 9.00-8.25. Bulls good 2 et-10.00, Common 9.00. Stocker and feeder steers good 9.0-10.5, Medium 9.00. Stock heifers common 7.0-7.5. Stock cows good 7.5, common 6.5. Milkers and springers 4.5-11.5. Veal calves good and choice 13.0-14.5, Grade A 19.5. Lambs good 13.5-14.0. Sheep good heavies 5.0.
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T Department of Agriculture
Painting Boom In Pictou Sparks Town Improvement
The Kentville Advertiser notes heavy painting work in Pictou this season, claiming more is needed to counter years of neglect. The Pictou Advocate echoes the sentiment, saying districts are seeing grand improvements but far more effort is required to make a real impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Olsen
Dave
Pictou
N.S
Tax cut urged by Lachute Watchman readers
Canadians seek immediate tax reductions to boost the economy and government efficiency. The Lachute Quebec newspaper argues that full scale production and national prosperity cannot occur without prompt tax policy action. Entities: Lachute Watchman, Lachute, Quebec.
Rural progress contrasts farmers life in Lindsay Ontario
The excerpt notes a farmer with a motor car electric lighting milking machines washing machine and an electric refrigerator. He has a church and school nearby with shopping and cash payments a few miles away. It highlights intriguing changes in rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Profitable Holiday Food Producers Seek Harvest Help
Canadian food producers face labor shortages as harvest approaches. Farmers urge workers who enjoy outdoor labor to apply for seasonal farming jobs, offering an opportunity to earn during the busy period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Making full use of today and honest work
A brief editorial urges embracing current opportunities and shorter work days with efficient labor and meaningful leisure. It contrasts future-day productivity with nostalgia for the past, urging citizens to adapt and value present facilities and time. The piece cites Canadian small-town papers urging personal effort and balanced living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilliwack
B.C
Valuable Cor respondents Shape Weekly Newspaper Value
The Prince George Citizen argues a weekly paper gains value from balanced personalized items from correspondents and broader news stories. It highlights correspondents as essential contributors to shaping local coverage and page content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince George
B.C
Health officials urge ongoing exercise at all ages
An official from the Department of National Health and Welfare in Ottawa says middle age should not end exercise. He argues there is evidence in favor of recreation for all ages and advises consulting the family physician to stay fit without strain during this life stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Natonal Health and Welfare
Ottawa
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Red Lake
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Peterson
Mike Melnick
Freddie Cousins
Mrs. Cousins
I. Zikman
Legion Ladies
First Entertainment
Tracy Sheet Metal
Cederland
By Jack Wade
Hans Johnson
West Coast
Frank Jeffrey
Dauphin
Daddy
Jeffrey
Mrs. A. Currie
Jeffrey House
Mike Malyk
Springwell
Winnipeg General Hospital
Larry Martin
Wynne
Jimmy
Larry
Laverne Cherrey
Souris
W. D. Halliday
Fred Bleakney
Bill Cederland
Fred
Bill
Dan Kabaluk
Walter
Hallock
Minnesota
Bill Hammerstedt
F. Franklin
Ted Rosenholm
Misericordia Hospital
Ted
Grandpa Brown
Tyndall
Mrs
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Doug Ingram
Mrs. LeVasseur
Mrs. Frayne
Pine Falls
Sophie Marie
R. J. Malloy
Sophie
St. Mary’s Academy
Theodore Mary
Elsie Kelly
Frank Brown
Elsie
Eddie Markusson
North West Territries
Yellowknife
Eddie
Robert Service
Wilma Osis
Lee River Falls
Whitehead
Macolm Matheson
Murdo Smith
McDonald
Mr. Tucker
Falls
Clear Lake
Riding Mountain National Park
Manitoba
Manitoba Government Travel and Publicity Bureau
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Springman’s
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