Harvest Help and Local News From Beausejour District
Cool weather signalizes fall harvest time as Beausejour gardeners report abundance. Donations of surplus vegetables to the hospital encouraged, with a featured eight hundred pounds of onions by Frank de Graff. Curling Club fund drive and prize lists, tributes to Thomas Deakin, and community notes on tractor mishaps, visitors, road and electricity improvements, and local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank de Graff
John Horbaty
Ladywood
Essex
Ontario
Johnny
Beausejour
Pacific Isle
Childe Family Welcomes Jacqueline Joy Childe
Beausejour report notes the birth of Jacqueline Joy Childe at Misericordia Hospital at 3.26 p.m. weighing 6 lbs 11 oz. Ken and Lillian celebrate. mother and baby are fine. Also mentions Mrs H Marcusson returning home with granddaughter Donna Sikora, and other local news about residents and visitors in Winnipeg and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childe
Ken
Lillian
Misercordia Hospital
Baby
Jacqueline Joy Childe
H. Marcusson
Winnipeg
Donna Sikora
Lac du Bonnet
Selkirk Wheat Storage Advices For Farmers In Rust Year
North Dakota experts urge early seeding to start crops sooner and outpace rust. They caution against risking durum until rust resistance improves and advise planting a mix of varieties including Selkirk and Lee. Emphasis on seed cleaning, proper bed prep, timely weed control, fertilizer use, and good management practices to hasten maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.D
Selkirk
Lee
Brandon
N.D.C.A
Of Many Things By Ambrose Hills
An essay argues against cultural fixation on busts and legs, urging focus on inner qualities. It criticizes sensational display, warns marriages often fail when based on superficial attraction, and advocates valuing faces, hair, and warmth. The author uses a traditional saying to illustrate deeper judgments beyond appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
St. Catherine Street
Births and local notes from Whitemouth area August visit
Congratulations to Jack and Linda Craig on the birth of a son Douglas John born August seventeenth at Whitemouth Hospital weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces. Families and grandparents report all well and jokes about Jack Craig Sr. chest size. Also notes visitors from Winnipeg and Treherne, Calgary football highlights, local hospital stays, residents returning home, and a tribute to Mrs. Bill Henderson who died in Whitemouth hospital August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas John Deakin
Winnipeg
Tom
Eastern
Manitoba Development Bureau
Jack
Linda Craig
Whitemouth
Douglas John
Kuhn
Craig
Jack Craig
Bill Henderson
Whitemouth Hospital
Pine Falls Community Notices and Local Visits
Pine Falls residents report two week vacation trips visiting friends in ergion and Ergerkon. Local couples Al Barker Kahle Tom Fortier Ted McKew and families returned from holidays. Kenora hosts a paper mill office workers outing. Pony League Team earns rural Manitoba champions after beating Hamiota in a three game series August 21 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony League
Manitoba
Hamiota
Local Hockey Pairs Spent Holidays in Flin Flon
Bobby Seguin and Ron McKay, Pine Falls players formerly with the Flin Flon Bombers, spent holidays in Flin Flon. Mr. and Mrs. E. LeFranc left on a light paint south. Mrs. E. A. Frayne returned from a holiday with her mother, Mrs. Towle of St. Quens. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Towler came back from a trip east with Roy's mother, Mrs. F. Towler, who has spent three months visiting at Iroquois Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Seguin
Ron McKay
Pine Falls
Flin Flon
T+ bers
Flin Fle
E. A. Frayne
Roy Towler
Roy
F. Towler
Iroquois Falls
Pretty double ring wedding at Old St. Andrew's Winnipeg
Irene Krampetz and Herbert Enns exchanged marriage vows at Old St. Andrews Church in Winnipeg. Rev F Douglas officiated. The bride wore a strapless ny lon tulle gown with rose appliques and a silk illusion veil. Maid of honor Inga Oxholm wore brocade satin. Reception followed at the Blue Room of the St. Charles Hotel. The couple will honeymoon in the East and reside in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Church
Winnipeg
Irene Krampetz
A. Krampetz
Seven Sisters
Herbert Enns
Gerald Enns
F. Douglas
Inga Oxholm
Juliet
Fred Cross
Albert Enns
St. Charles
Hospitals ran near four percent above capacity in 1952
Canada public hospitals operated at about 4 percent above rated capacity in 1952, averaging 103.6 beds per 100 capacity, highlighting strain on facilities and resource use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. W. Childe
Beausejour Curling Club Building Committee
Beausejour Hotel
North American Lumber
Beaver Lumber
Cryderman’s Pharmacy
Marion
Nedley’s
Brokenhead
Roy Rogers
Trigger
Fred
Paul Mazur
Freddie
Gene
Stilson
Staple, Minnesota
Shade
Inni
Linda Beger
Mrs. G. Beger
Conti
Nuer
House of Beauty
Cryderman’s Drug Store
Man
Mrs. E. Childe
Walter Brendt
R. V. Smith
Phyllis
Opal Smith
Elvie
Henry Klingbell
Kelowna
B.C
Flora Smith
Wm. Klingbell
George Stebbe
Lethbridge
Gus Trithart
Ambrose Hills
Seven Sisters Falls
Stan Gittins
Mrs. English
Edna Thomson
Murray
Edna
Treherne
Albert Braund
Calgary
Albert
Ed Lebaron
Gordon Carr
Margaret Leith
Mother
Johnny Sauer
Gittin
Rich
Dave
Granddad
Vancouver
Milbrandts
Holmegrens
Aitkinheads
Oriens Colphins
Hendersons
Willicks
M. Stamler
Mrs. L. Frayne
Ergion
al Barker
Toronto
Mrs. Kahle
Tom Fortier
Ergerkon
Ted McKew
The
Shire
Kenora
Bill Sokoloski
Flin Flowers
Enns . Krampetz
Holiday Beach
ED Smee
Fred Qufily
Minneapolis
F. Kasmerski
Pete Hlady
Veche
Army
Portege Avenue
Army Recruiting Station
8Th Street
Mah
the Armouries
Portage la Prairie
Port Arthur
Fort William
Fort Frances
Werera
Neepawa
Killarney
Pas Asd
Dauphin
Monitebeenews
Micky Dutchak
Mer
C. M. Pearce
Garson
Springfield
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