DARTY LINE column highlights local events and notices
Beausejour Manitoba community column reviews a December 1953 opening date for the Royal Bank building, outlines agriculture society meetings, Christmas plans by ladies organizations, and a war memorial committee gathering. It notes Neighbors Night at Beausejour Ukrainian hall, a fundraiser drive for cancer research, and local social snippets with humor and mixed beverage policy reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Manitoba
Frank de Graff
North Kildonan
Springfield
U.S.A
Canada
Royal Bank
Beausejour - Brokenhead
Local readers thank donors for three farm gifts
The writer and his wife express appreciation for three gifts received recently. A plump goose from the Brokenhead Agricultural Society, a fine duck from Mrs. H Shaffrett, and a dandy chicken from Mrs. D Laneway are noted. The piece hints at a continuation on the next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenhead Valley
Brokenhead
Lnx
Brokenhead Agricultural Society
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Royal Bank of Canada
R. W. Smith
R. Schewe
Beausejour, Man
Western
Canadian Office and School Furniture Co
Preston, Ont
Jacob Tusch
Upfeeder
Beat Sejour
Beausejour Sheet Metal
J. Demarco
All
The
Calvert Sports
Elmer Ferguson
New York Garden
Allan Stanley
Garden Wolves
New York Rangers
New York
Gallery Wolves of the Garden
Venon
Stanley
Garden
Ching Johnson
Ott Heller
Ranger
Sonja Stanley
Lynn Patrick
Lynn
Lester Patrick Lynn
Roy Worters
Howling Wolves
c/o
Calvert House
Yonge St
Toronto
Calvert Distillers Limit
Amherstburg
Ontario
Darty Line
W. W. Childe
Beausejour and District Hospital
Winnipeg
Steinbach
Portage la Prairie
Selkirk
Minnedosa
Neepawa
N. Kazina
Tyndall
Canadian Order of Foresters
Cancer Research Fund
Park Ave. and
Tarlton St
Courteous Banking Service
R. V. Smith
Our
the Royal Bank
Page
G. M. Horne & Company
Chartered Accountants
Winnipeg, Manitoba
North Eastern
Bank Directorate
F. W. Sawatzky
General
Marion
St. Boniface, Man
Agricultural Society
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