Whitemouth church wedding for Elizbeth Van Wallegham and Schatkowsky
Rose Elizabeth Van Wallegham and John Schatkowsky were married at Whitemouth's new Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev. William Hennig officiating. The bride wore net over satin with pearl accents, and Wilma Schatkowsky was bridesmaid while Ernie Steiner served as best man. A reception followed at the groom's mother's home and the couple plans to reside in Whitemouth after a Grand Forks trip.
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Evangelical Lutheran
Wilma Schatkowsky
Ernie Steiner
Mrs. Schatkowsky
Grand Forks
Whitemouth
Women's Institute Plans Christmas Party
The Beausejour Women's Institute held its annual meeting and set plans for the Christmas party. Officers elected include hon. president Mrs. F. Shade president Mrs. T. Dona hue vice president Mrs. M. Clarke second vice president Mrs. H. Lippman secretary Mrs. F. Robertson treasurer Mrs. M. Chauviere ways and means Mrs. B. Novak and Mrs. H. Kozak sick visiting Mrs. J. Chalaturnyk lunch convenor Mrs. E. Hayes press reporter Mrs. E. Funk.
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Beausejour Women’s Institute
No 11 Highway To Be Rebuilt
Manitoba officials discuss rebuilding No 11 highway next year at a new site between Lac du Bonnet and Leig's Corner with Minister Wm Morton and deputy George Collins. Plans include completing a north south link between two Trans Canadas Elma Hadashville and a Beausejour Grand Beach upgrade.
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Lac du Bonnet
Leig’s Corner
Department of Public Works
Wm. Morton
Department
Eastern Manitoba Development Board
Morton
Public Works
George Collins
Elma
Hadashiville
Beausejour-Grand Beach
Gull Lake
Pine Falls
Manigotogan
Lac du Bonnet Village
Brookfield Road
Collins
Reeve Ed. Wojciechowski
R.M. Lac du Bonnet
Trans-Canada
Whitemouth River
Whitemouth-Elma
Hadashville
Bird River
Roseau
Minn
South Junction
Man
Vassar-Pravda
Whitemouth- Lac du Bonnet
Bird River-Bisset
Pte. du Bois
Prawda
Whitemouth Lake
Winnipeg
Bird Rivers
Whiteshell
Minneapolis
Fergus Falls
Thief River Falls
Greenbush
Caribou
Vita- Steinbach
Ste. Anne - Anola
Beausejour
Pine
Manitoba Chamber Seeks Reforms To Revise Much Legislation
On opening day the convention elected a new executive council with members from every federal Manitoba constituency. President A W Hanks of St James and vice presidents F G Garvin Portage la Prairie A H Watson Winnipeg W G Pawne Melita. McMullen of Transcona reappointed manager. Revisions urged include moving statutory holidays to Mondays expanding Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act boundaries Swan River Valley uniform summer hours and other policy changes across taxation housing defense and education.
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Chambers of Commerce
A. W. Hanks
St. James Chamber of Commerce
F. G. Garvin
Portage la Prairie
A. H. Watson
Winnipeg
W. G. Pawne
Melita
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act
Swan River Valley
National Housing Act
P.S.W
London
England
Department of Industry and Commerce
International Peace Garden
National Film Board
Port Churchill
Executive Council
W. R
S. N. Jones
W. E. Davison
Churchill South
E. L. Taylor
Swan River
Churchill North
Straying Teeth Warns of Crooked Teeth Risk
When a child loses a baby tooth early space may be filled by adjacent teeth. When the permanent tooth grows in it can crowd out the second tooth, causing misplacement or crookedness. Early dental treatment helps prevent this trouble.
Subscription Renewal Notice From The Leader
Examine date numerals after your address to find the due day month and year. For example 12-11-51 means 12 November 1951 due. Please check your subscription and mail remittance with the form below.
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Springfield
Birthday, injuries, and rink plans in Manitoba district
L A Wawryshyn notes S Riley unwell. Mrs P Lister celebrates birthday on Nov 30. Mr and Mrs Joe Rozmus welcome baby daughter born Nov 22 at St Boni Face hospital Winnipeg. Tyndall Legion held bingo on Nov 28. Clifford Barclays hip fracture after icy fall. Mrs Komisar chuk and Mrs Yates aided him. Pte Walter Reder on embarkation leave. M K Barton to be rink manager. Max prepping ice for skating season. Garson community building a rink for village youth recreation. J Pruce and wife celebrate 25th wedding anniversary on Nov 22.
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Joe Rozmus
Jean Zygarliski
Winnipeg
St. Boniface Hospital
Clifford Barclay
Deer bear encounter and small town tales
In Thalberg a deer hunt turns comic as Billy Pasaluko and friends encounter a bear in a burrow. Billy shoots the bear and grins at the easy kill, while lamenting the work to drag it out. A Winnipeg birth is noted for Carol Ann on November 22, 1952 at Misericordia. Fred Klann moves a woodpile to free a chicken. Local well work and a Thalberg Greek Catholic hall bingo fund drive are mentioned along with a city car collision notice.
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Billy Pasaluko
Mike Repula
Johnny Ostopowich
William Pasaluko
Bruin
Brain
Billy
Fred Klann
Canadian Pins Production Soared Past Eighty Million in 1950
Statistics show Canada produced over eighty million clothes pins in 1950 marking a record year for the industry. This output highlights postwar manufacturing growth and the demand for household items across provinces.
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Canada
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Oldenburg
W. K. Raths
Lutheran Church of the Cross
T. Becker
Grace Lutheran Church
Elmwood
Women’s Institute
Armour MacKay
Manitoba Chamber
M. J. G. McMullen
Transcona
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Confederation Life Building
McMullen
Manitoba
HMCS
Athabaskan
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Lupua Zinsman
A.B. Ken Williams
Regina
Terry Whitey
Edmonton
Victoria
Provincial Library
Legislative Ride
Mane
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Inglewood
Portage
L. A
Wawryshyn
S. Riley
P. Lister
Tyndall
The
Canadian Legion
Legion Hall
Pte
Walter Reder
M. K. Barton
Max
Garson
Thalberg
Mrs. W. Ferens
Harry Prokopec
Carol Ann
Misericordia Hospital
Wiliam Soluk
John Matchizen
Thalberg Greek Catholic Hall
Fred Otto
New Military College
Vincent Massey
College Militaire Royal de
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