Annie Kutroski obit notes Elma farm death in December
Mrs Annie Kutroski died at her farm near Elma on December 2 at age 77 and was buried December 4. Funeral service was at St Anthony's Church with Rev Father M Herbutt presiding. She came to Canada in 1900 and settled on a farm south of Elma. Her husband died in 1949. Surviving are four sons Steve Edward John Louis of Winnipeg two daughters Mrs F Blonski of Elma Mrs J Pacholek of Winnipeg Maggie at home one sister Mrs T Nowicki of Elma twenty one grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren.
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Annie Kutroski
Elma
St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church
Father M. Herbutt
Edward
John
Louis
Winnipeg
F. Blonski
J. Pacholek
Maggie
T. Nowicki
Deaths and services in Manitoba notices and GATT note
Ler oy Baumgartner infant son of Mr and Mrs Lenard Baumgartner Grand Marais died at Beau sejour hospital December 3 age 3% months. Funeral December 5 at Ladywood Greek Catholic church Rev Borys officiated interment Ladywood cemetery Russell funeral home in charge. Anna Adamek 77 formerly of Winnipeg died at daughter s residence Lewis Man funeral December 5 Bethlehem Chapel Winnipeg Rev B Gray officiated burial Brookside cemetery born Prague 1875 came to Canada 50 years ago moved to Lewis 1940 survived by son Edward three daughters nine grandchildren Renshaw funeral Beausejour in charge of arrangements GATT pact Canada member country grants MFN tariff concessions to all members.
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Leroy Baumgartner
Lenard Baumgartner
Grand Marais
Beausejour Hospital
Ladywood Greek Catholic Church
Borys
Ladywood Cemetery
Russell Funeral Home
Bethlehem Chapel
McGregor Street
Winnipeg
Anna Adamek
A. Zadorozny
Lewis, Man
Rev
B. Gray
Brookside
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Adamek
Canada
Edward
T. Maryska
W. Purcell
Ottawa
Renshaw Funeral Home
Beausejour
Canadians United in Rights and Duties Speech
A leader extols neighborliness and national unity across Canada. He cites youth copying a pledge affirming citizenship beyond race, background, or origin, and emphasizes democratic duties, freedom to speak and worship, and responsible leadership for a shared future.
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Glasgow
Prague
Tokyo
Dublin
Bordeaux
Rotterdam
Newcastle
Canada
Canadian culture and nation building at dawn of great things
The passage celebrates Canada as a land of abundance and opportunity, highlighting its two main cultures and over 30 others, and calls Canadians builders of a free nation. It notes interviews with local business and provincial men conducted for the Leader during Christmas week, with continuation on page 8.
Handling broken glass safely to prevent injuries
Guidance on disposing of broken glass and sharp waste to protect handlers and the public. Recommend placing fragments in a secure carton or box, wrapping and tying, then placing in the refuse container to avoid accidental cuts. Emphasizes safeguarding family members and garbage collectors from serious injuries.
Bone Builder Vitamin D Promotes Strong Bones
Vitamin D aids bone and teeth formation by helping calcium use in food. Cod liver oil provides this nutrient. From birth to sixteen, every child should receive daily supplementation for healthy growth.
Christmas Mailing Tips for a Smooth Holiday Rush
Postal clerks expect millions of Christmas cards to be handled in the coming weeks with over 200000 going astray due to address and ink issues. Tips include mailing two weeks early, legible addresses, leakproof ink, using postal zone numbers, checking yearly addresses, correct postage, placing seals on the back, and using a container for bulk mail to prevent smearing. The report also notes 1951 census figures showing household ownership of radios, washing machines, mechanical refrigerators, and electric vacuums in Canada.
Lac du Bonnet Wins Big in Beaver Lumber Drawing Contest
Lac du Bonnet school dominated the Beaver Lumber annual Christmas drawing on November 29 winning 24 of 29 prizes. Brookfield and J G Glassco at Pointe du Bois shared the rest. Judge Miss George of Winnipeg praised originality.
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Lac du Bonnet
Beaver Lumber Company
Lac du Bonnet School
Brookfield School
Red Deer Report Shows Large Entry Count and Quotations
A Red Deer item notes 118 entries in a local listing and includes a religious quotation from Ecclesiastes about fearing God and keeping commandments. The piece also mentions Canada producing almost a million dollars worth of lipstick annually.
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Canada
Canary for Christmas and heating furnishings offered
A circular coal heater in good shape is for sale with contact at Beausejour Manitoba. Also a wood and coal circulator heater offered by Mrs Petterson of Whitemouth. A Christmas offer mentions a canary and a lovely singer with contact details for Mr G Chalinoft Box 179 Beausejour daytime.
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Mr. G. Chalinoft
Beausejour
Man
P. Holyk
Mra. K. Petterson
Whitemouth
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Minneapolis
Childe
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Legion
Farmers Union Movement
The
Commonwealth
Podolski, Fraser, Wong, Spermanti, Dubois, Schmidt
Jones
Manitoba
World Farm
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
Veo
Hugh Brown
Gerald Barness
Brookfield
Garth Rowe
Judy Kaatz
Norman Carlson
Jerry Paul
Larry Navcot
Derwent Brown
Helen Paul
Therese Faurnier
Judy Sargent
Bobby Holden
Lorne Benson
Sandy Mathews
Jim Sytnick
Leo Fournier
Andrew Holyk
Barbara Torrance
Anne Paul
Carol Miklieshuk
Robin Brown
Stanley Hodge
Jack Hall
God
Boyd
N. Gura
Emouth
General Motors
Pine Falls Garage
Stefaniuk
Fleetleader
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