Visitors and family guests clock busy weekend in Manitoba
Valerie Floyd Langille of Winnipeg stayed a few days with his brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. P Langille. August Berntt and Diane Berntt and Bill Berntt from Seven Sisters Falls visited Mr. and Mrs. Cas troze. Eleanor Trojanowski of Brokenhead spent a week in Winnipeg with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Diduck and Mr. and Mrs. Alf Turner. Frank Nikodem of Ladywood hosted Mrs. Nikagem and Mrs. Steve Kondratiuk of Gladstone. William Mariash of Brokenhead returned from a trip to the States and Eastern Canada visiting former Brokenhead residents in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Langille
Winnipeg
P. Langille
Berntt and
Diane
Seven Sisters Falls
Mrs. Castroze
Eleanor Trojanowski
Brokenhead
Leo Diduck
Alf Turner
Frank Nikodem
Ladywood
Nikagem
Steve Kondratiuk
Gladstone
William Mariash
States
Canada
Detroit
A. Baldwin
J. S. Ridley
Ed. Best
Kelowna
B.C
Beausejour
Amelia Best
H. Schaffrett
Mrs. C. Mroze
Robert and
Raymond
Transcona
Bern Drysdale
Carman
W. J. Drysdale
Tea and Sale Benefit at Beausejour Beausejour hotel
Local Ladies' Aid announces a tea and sale of work at the Beausejour hotel on Thursday. Community notes recall a number of visits, births, engagements, moves, and social events among Beausejour residents and nearby communities, with reminders of skating and holiday preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the United Church
Beausejour Hotel
Thurs
Travel Rationing Imposed by Canadian Finance Minister
Canada announces short term emergency measures to protect US dollar reserves including travel rationing with a limit of 150 dollars per Canadian for pleasure travel in 1947. Finance Minister Abbott notes reluctance due to friendly cross border contact but aims to curb US exchange outlays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
U.S
Abbott
United States
Canada US travel links hinge on visiting relatives
The article notes about one third of Canada US travel stems from visiting relatives. It argues Canadians will forego extensive visits soon while inviting them to visit Canada. It stresses personal effort to sustain tourist traffic during a critical period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Beausejour W I Plans 1948 Year of Meetings and Officers
The Beausejour Women’s Institute executive met at the president’s home on November 24 to draft the 1948 activity schedule. The team includes President Mrs M Stepaniuk first vice-president Mrs J Abramson second vice-president Mrs J Brook secretary Mrs C Sprott treasurer Miss M McLeod press reporter Mrs N Genaske visiting sick convener Miss E Grunke lunch convener Mrs J Funk. Meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month at the Beausejour hotel at 8 p.m. invitees are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Grunke
J. Funk
Beausejour
Letters To The Editor From Lac du Bonnet Readers
A note to say residents in a new Lac du Bonnet address request direct mail delivery of The Leader. The letter praises Sheila and Diane for keeping up with news and greets local readers with warm regards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Kennard
Lac du Bonnet
Sheila
Diane
Sleepy and Swede Orchestra Delights Whitemouth Hall
The Whitemouth municipal hall was full on Wednesday as Sleepy and Swede with their orchestra presented an enjoyable evening. Saturday’s Winnipeg Santa Claus procession drew many observers including Ernie Dubincoff Jackie Esther Dora Dubincoff Clarence Nelson Eddie Bryck and local families. Birthday wishes went to Mrs Evelyn Wardrop on November 20 with visitors Agnes Podolchuk and Art Knapp noted in the local column.
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Mrs. J. Brook
N. Rumak
J. Hoban
Mrs. Rumak
Whitemouth
Winnipeg
Ernie
Jackie
Esther
Dora Dubincoff
Clarence Nelson
Eddie Bryck
Walter Malkose
Eddie Malkoske
Paul Boyko
Beverley Segall
Ole Tergeson
Irene
Gerald
Harry Nelson
Marjorie Kellner
Rose Wallingham
Community Rink Progress Amid Illness and Hopes for Winter
The town reports the rink in progress with volunteers flooding the surface. The Whitemouth Consolidated High School is closed due to the principal's illness as education officials seek a teacher for the high grades. Cards of sympathy are offered for the family of J Danyluk who died suddenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
Department of Education
J. Danyluk
Rennie
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Valerie
August Berntt
Bill
Mike Huhn
Ee Hotel
LeLane
Sseetereee
Aosts
Clarendon
Donald
the Dangerfield’ Hotels
Douglas Sanitary School
P. F. Douglas
Tomlinson, Crowe and Company
American Hide & Fur Company
Lac DU Bonnet and District
Dyson Carter
Hell Lac DU Bonnet
G. Brown
Alice Brown
Windsor
Ont
Beryl Nichols
Arnold Meltzer
Helen Shore
St. Boniface Hospital
Alan
Joe Gmiterick
Stanley Gmiterick
Mrs
Alec Bush
Alexei and
Bryan
William Craik
Winnipeg Businessmen's Association
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Louise Smith
West Kildonan
Mona McLeod
M.C
Edith and
Balla Gensake
Mrs. H. Genaske
Miss G. Bisonette
B. Niegardowski
W. W. Childe
W.L. Carnival
Oscar Russell
Springfield
Manitoba Associated Boards of Trade
Marlborough Hotel
Tom Mulash
Ella Atkinson
Molson
Ray Gretsinger
Ang Cr
Molson School
Mulash
Bucky
Kathleen Wilson
Anne and
Jean Mulash
Irene Binda
Birds Hill
Mrs. Binda
Geraldine Whincup
Rose Krasowski
Bertha Rozier
J. Ritchie
M. Cousins
Mrs. C. Bush
R. A
Sandy) Hayes
Evelyn Trithart
Jimmy Stanbridge
Paul McDermot
M.T.S
Jimmy
Mrs. N. Genaske
Fred Mastaler
Fred
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Siulud «¢ Co. Limited
Innipeg
Brandon Estevan
Sbeausejour
Winkler
Beausejour W.1
Bush Street
Sault Ste. Marie
T. G. Erskine
Evelyn Wardrop
Agnes Podolchuk
Art Knapp
The
Coast
William Malkose
Percy Wardrop
Constable R. Brown
Betty Letheman
Mike Steiner
Walter Sinclair
Nick Letheman
Walter Jorgenson
Bill Schultz
Mike Boyko
Churchill
George Sinclair
Harold Fiddler
Helen Ciara
Tom Harrison
A. H
Cousins
Ed. Elliott
Steve Staerk
Mrs. Staerk
Joie Beeen
Standard Produce Co. Ltd
Man
Department of Veterans Affairs
Veterans’ Officer
National Employment
Jen A. Mackenzie
Veterans Affairs
Beatarjour
Seydon's Corser Leath
Miner
Lac’ Ashfield
Mayfield
Garson
Tyndall
Seydon's Corner
Gressinger & Sons
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