Manitoba District Payouts and Distribution Totals
A record lists paid amounts and distribution figures across Manitoba localities including Seven Sisters Garson Es, Lac du Bonnet, Pine Falls, and The Pas with totals 173 Canada and outside 44, total paid 1160, advances 7, over line items for districts and offices.
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Cie
Beausejour
Garson
Seven Sisters Falls
Lac DU Bonnet
Pinawa
Pointe DU Bois
Great Falls
ST. George Pine Falls
Bissett
Manitoba
Canada
Outside
Twin test-tube calves born on Kokailah farm
Duncan British Columbia reports the first twin calv es from the Cowichan Agricultural Society artificial insemination club at W. Herman Dibble’s Kokailah farm. Twin births are said to be about one in nine hundred chances. Nearby Yorkton Saskatchewan outlines ambitious highway plans for hard surfaced coast to coast routes within five years.
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Duncan
B. C
Cowichan Agricultural Society
W. Herman Dibble
Kokailah
Yorkton
Sask
J. T. Douglas
Saskatchewan
Lenhardt
Winnipeg
Britain launches scheme linking English and Belgian schools
The Ministry of Education announces a program to pair English and Belgian schools for pupil exchanges and holiday visits to improve Anglo Belgian relations. A France Britain scheme begun in November already connects 15000 English pupils with French peers, and 250 British schools link with French schools.
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Belgium
Britain
Ministry of Education
France
Increased Interest in Nursing Gains Noted in Britain
More girls in Britain are entering hospital nursing with 12 460 trainees starting this year versus 10 004 last year, a 35 percent rise. The figure for 1945 shows 23 841 new nursing trainees, reflecting growing demand for hospital staff.
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Britain
Brokenhead Council discusses gravel costs and road funds
Brokenhead Municipal Council this month asked the government to enter a graveling payment scheme for municipal roads. A resolution urged Manitoba Public Works to assume and operate the Ladywood-Grand Head Road as a provincial highway. The council also proposed levy funding for the Beausejour-Drakenhead War Memorial Fund and approved Beausejour Town’s bid to take over a transmission line to supply electricity to nearby farmers. Damages were awarded in a sheep issue. A mink ranch and building moves on municipal roads were also considered.
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Brokenhead
Manitoba Department of Public Works
Ladywwood
Grand Head Road
Mastaler-Storsley
Beausejour
Mastaler- Strecker
Storaley Strecker
Wedding of Joan Nairn and Leonard Watson in Birtle
Local interest wedding held last week in Birtle united Joan Nairn and Leonard Watson of Crescent Bay. Leonard is the eldest son of Mrs. Richard Sellers and a Hong Kong veteran who endured prison camp hardships under the Japs. A reception followed at the Fraternity Hall in Beausejour. The couple will reside in the East with Mr and Mrs Rosentreter and George Knopp of Oak Bank.
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Watson
Nairn Lac DU Bonnet
Birtle
Joan Nairn
Leonard Watson
Crescent Bay
Leonard
Richard Sellers
Hong Kong
Henry Rosentreter
George Knopp
Oak Bank
Fraternity
Beausejour
Mrs. Rosentreter
Beausejour Couple Joins in Quiet Beausejour Wedding
Lorna Sheriffs and Lorne Miller were married at St Marys Rectory Beausejour on Saturday November 30 at 4 pm Rev P Jaworski officiating The couple parents Mr and Mrs W R Sherriffs Beausejour and Mrs Miller and the late Mr George Miller attended A reception followed at the bride’s parents home Bridesmaid Virginia Sherriffs wore blue sheer The best man was Frank Wayne The wedding featured a peach taffeta gown with mauve and white mums and Juliet cap visually described through the ceremony details.
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Beausejour
St. Mary’s Rectory
Lorna
W. R. Sherriffs
Lorne
Virginia Sherriffs
Frank Wayne
Winnipeg Wedding: Phyllis Luy Wed William Rosentreter
At BEAUSEJOUR St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Winnipeg on Saturday November 30 at 4 p.m. Phyllis Luy became the bride of William Rosentreter. The gown was white satin with a full length veil and orange blossom coronet. Roses framed the bride's bouquet. Bridesmaids were Esther Like and Ruth Hastman. matron of honor was Mrs J Barnes, sister of the bride. the groom was attended by his ...
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St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Winnipeg
Phyllis Luy
William Rosentreter
Esther Like
Ruth Hastman
J. Barnes
Shaw and Peresluka Wedding in Garson Tyndall
Miss Sophie Shaw of Garson married Joseph Peresluka of Tyndall at Sacred Heart Church Garson on Saturday November 23 at 11 am. Bridesmaids were Jean Dudek Mary Banish and Mary Nyaskus. Attendants were Mike Sliva Kenneth Batenchuk and William Feduik. The couple will reside in Tyndall.
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Tyndall
Sophie Shaw
Garson
Joseph Peresluka
Sacred Heart Church
Jean Dudek
Mary Banish
Mary Nyaskus
Mike Sliva
Kenneth Batenchuk
William Feduik
Tyndall Ukrainian Hall
Fandych Kondratiuk Beauséjour Marriage in Winnipeg
Elsie Kondratiuk youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hutniak of Allegra married John Fandych eldest son of Mr and Mrs Alex Fandych of Allegra in a Greek Catholic Church in Winnipeg on November 9. Bride’s cousin Margaret Hutniak of Brokenhead attended. best man was Mike Fandych. The couple will reside in Allegra.
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Beausejour
Elsie Kondratiuk
Thomas Hutniak
Allegra
John Fandych
Alex Fandych
Winnipeg
Margaret Hutniak
Brokenhead
Mike Fandych
Fandych
Hapko Okrainec wedding in Brightstone church
Elsie Okrainec, third daughter of Mr and Mrs William Okrainec, wed Carl Hapko, third son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Hapko, in the Greek Catholic Church Brightstone officiated by Rev Fr Carmylo. Trene Okrainec served as bridesmaid and Rudolf Hapko as best man. A reception followed at the groom’s parents home.
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Lac DU Bonnet
Carmylo
Brightstone
Elsie
William Okrainec
Carl Hapko
Jacob Hapko
Trene Okrainec
Rudolf Hapko
Gala Funfest At Pine Falls Supports St. Theresa Church
About 150 attended the Riverside Community Hall gala on Thursday November 28 to aid St. Theresa's Catholic Church. A committee led by J Tremblay G Mulligan F Ford A Hebert M Dansereau H Cyr and JDesilets organized the event with Gilbert Beaulieu winning a door prize turkey and hundreds of prizes including 100 fat chickens. G Mulligan announced numbers while ladies F Ford P Pasoluko and H Romanow hosted the free lunch.
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Pine Falls
St. Theresa’s Catholic
Riverside
Messrs
J. Tremblay
G. Mulligan
F. Ford
A. Hebert
M. Dansereau
H. Cyr
J. Desiletes
Gilbert Beaulieu
Gilbert
Mesdames F. Ford
P. Pasoluko
H. Romanow
Hopes For Pine Falls Beausejour Puck Loop
The Rovers Hockey Club opened its season at Pine Falls rink on Thursday. Plans outline winter practice from Dec 2, 6 15 to 7 15 p.m. and weekly sessions Monday Wednesday Friday. Coach C Cook expects full turnout and a Beausejour league may form for closer games.
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The
Rovers Hockey Club
Pine Falls
C. Cook
Opening Bon Spiel Opens at Seven Sisters Falls
SEVEN SISTERS Up to date there has been little said about curling but the committee has been busy and two good sheets of ice are ready for the winter season. The bon spiel will begin on December 9 following delays last spring when ten games were left unfinished.
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Uts
Municipal Council Attends Rural Municipalities Convention
LAC DU BONNET Ed Wojciechowski Reeve G F Teare secretary treasurer and Councillor Julian Billan attended the Rural Municipalities convention in the Winnipeg Auditorium last week. It marks the first council attendance in several years and the contacts and information gained could aid local administration in their work.
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Lac DU Bonnet
Wojciechowski
G. F. Teare
Julian Billan
Winnipeg
Curling Opens at Pine Falls With Four Rinks In Action
Ice committee prepared the arena for the Pine Falls bonspiel opener. J J Jackson's rink fell by one point to E Manson's rink in a tight match. C Frederick Brown with Charlie Frederick won 8-4. Twenty rinks entered, expecting a full week of play.
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J. J. Jackson
E. Manson
C. Frederick D. Brown
Charlie Frederick
Weekly Press Pioneers Canadian Journalism
Montreal reports praise for the weekly press as a pioneer in Canadian journalism with a long history. George James editor of Bowmanville Statesman speaks at D Arcy McGee High School about the paper and its role in the Canadian Daily Newspapers Association and national influence.
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Montreal
Canada
George James
The
Bowmanville
Ont
Statesman
D’arcy McGee High School
Times
Canadian Daily Newspapers Association
Gift Parcels Up To $25 No Longer Require Entry Form
The Foreign Exchange Control Board Form B is no longer needed for gift parcels under $25 mailed from Canada to other countries. Postmaster General Ernest Bertrand announces the change, easing Christmas box preparations for destinations like the United Kingdom. Regular Customs Declaration Form 91 B must still be affixed to parcels. Where required, non-adhesive Forms 15 B and Dispatch Note 16 B continue to accompany such shipments.
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Foreign Exchange Control Board
Canada
Ernest Bertrand
K.C
M.P
United Kingdom
Santa to visit Lac Du Bonnet December 14 at 2:30
LAC DU BONNET CP Air Lines reported a radio whisper from Sama Claus promising a short visit to Lac du Bonnet on Saturday December 14 at 2 30 PM. The exact arrival mode remained unclear but a Big Parade was hinted. Children are urged to await further details in next week’s paper.
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Lac DU Bonnet
C. P. Air Lines
Sama Claus
Santa
Quten
Whitemouth Goodfellows Honor Five Year Club Anniversary
The Whitemouth Goodfellows Club marked its sixth year with a Nov 21 banquet in Municipal hall themed Merrily We Roll Along. G E Lenhardt, guest speaker, and Cpl J G Scully led programs as Mrs Wardrop catered. a dance and cake followed with members and wives enjoying coffee and doughnuts.
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A. H. Cousins
G. E. Lenhardt
Cpl
J. G. Scully
B. Steindal
Henry Steiner
R. Jorgenson
Physical Fitness Plans for Toboggan Slide Discussed
A Physical Fitness Programme Council meeting in Pine Falls on Monday November 25 discussed building a toboggan slide with C Higginson in charge and access to any member for help. Plans for training classes were deferred pending equipment prices. Hockey teams for younger groups were also debated with Roy Perry to pursue interested parties and council backing.
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Pine Fallg
Physical Fitness Programme Council
H. Solloway
Stan Powell
Roy Perry
Minimum wage pledge to guard workers from poverty
Campbellton New Brunswick based Tribune advocates a guaranteed basic labor wage for all workers to shield the working class from hunger cold and poverty amid future economic shifts.
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New Brunswick
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Galnworth
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Needham
Mass
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Grand Beach Road
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Jamez McLean
Ed. Pejtosh
O.K. Mink Ranch
John Cass
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Rosentreter—Luy
Peresluka—Shaw
Fandych—Kondratiuk
Hapko—Okrainec
P.m
Gustave Beaudoin
Beaudoin
Dolly
Washington, DC
Says Weekly Press
Claude Burford
Gintown
Ala
John L. Lewis
Whitemouth Goodfellows Club
R. Jorgen Gon
Archie Herntier
Bill Dickie
Mr. Kendrick
Eddie
Saraphone
Good Fellowship
Campbellton
N.B
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