Leonard Ball Club hosts first Wind Up banquet
Twenty members of the Leonard Ball Club gathered at Riverside Community Hall for the first annual Wind Up celebration. Plans for 1947 include reorganizing baseball, forming a girls softball team, and adding an open air hockey rink on school grounds with company support.
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Leonard Ball Club
Riverside
H. Sollway
Mel Heusbie
Bill Macdonald
Howard Cyr
Laurence Cyr
Bibs Beaulieu
Ted Marrison
Ed. Herbert
Bill Sokoloski
Gil Beaulieu
Leonard
School Daze in Pine Falls
Lillian Stewart entertained friends after a show on Saturday in Pine Falls. High school curling begins December 7 with about twelve rinks entered. Senior Girls class prepare a bazaar with tea clothes, shell jewelry, stuffed toys, babies garments, and aprons. Christmas exams start December 17 as pupils study. Jim Caulfield returns after two weeks with pneumonia.
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Lillian Stewart
Lillian
Christmas Bazaar at Pine Falls United Church Preview
Report from Mrs. H Hutchinson home shows the Senior Girls Class bazaar to be held Saturday afternoon December 14. Exquisite handcrafted shell jewelry, glamour pins, embroidered cloths, and framed pastels by John Bayty fill the display, promising festive gifts for all.
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H. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Pine Falls United Church
Santa’s
Milady
John Bayty
John
Farm Home Lighting for Central Family Work and Meals
Canadian General Electric lighting specialists advise strong, adaptable light for farm family life. The drop ceiling fixture shown over the dining table provides glare-free diffusion and adjustable power from 100 to 300 watts to suit meals, study, sewing, and other tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Evanochko Visits White Parents This Week
Karl Evanochko spent several days in White Ontario this week visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. J S Evanochko.
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Karl Evanochko
White, Ont
Mrs
J. S. Evanochko
Old Fashioned Songfest on Red River Bus
On a trip between Lac Du Bonnet and Pine Falls a Red River bus hosted a sing song with local vocalists. Passengers enjoyed favourites including Hey-Boba-Be-Bop and Con chita Banana as the bus halted near Jack Sand's for water. The playful scene ended as the bus reached Pine Falls with cheers and a brief, memorable performance.
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Pine Falls
Mariam Frayne
Red River
Lac du Bonnet
Joys Pointe du Bois Christmas Party Planned
Senior Room students finish exam results and plan a Christmas party on December 19 at 8 p.m. in the school with refreshments and a gift exchange. A surprise party followed Art Hawke's last Saturday visit, and a Christmas Pageant is set for December 22 at the church under Rev E K Bissell and Mr Gauret.
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E. K. Bissell
Gauret
Crescent Bay Whist Drive Aids Santa Fund
The Crescent Bay annual whist drive and box social on November 27 featured six tables. Mrs. Pete David won the ladies first prize, Andre St. Pierre won the men’s first, and Jim Cozier took the men’s consolation. Elmer Crozier auctioned the boxes as prices ranged from 2.50 to 450, with total proceeds of 31 dollars for the Santa Claus Children Fund.
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Pete David
Harry David
Andre St. Pierre
Jim Cozier
Elmer Crozier
Santa Claus Children Fund
Crescent Bay
Fifteen Families Move Into New Homes at Pine Falls
Pine Falls will bustle as fifteen families relocate to new residences. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Harrison and infant son of Mr and Mrs C E Smith show slight improvement in hospital care. A B Smith visited Winnipeg this week for fur exhibition and sale.
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Alex Iwanick
Arnold Calvin
Pine Falls Hospital
Arnold
Tory
Pine Falls
Fred Harrison
C. E. Smith
A. B. Smith
Winnipeg
Winter Visitors and Departures Around Winnipeg
Elma C E Wendeborn J Melnychenko and W Wasiuta left for Port Arthur to work the winter. Mrs J Dubbin of Winnipeg visits her aunt Mrs M Hodges and will stay a month before joining her husband in Calgary. J K Evanochko Jr of Melville spent a week with his parents. Misses A Lebit and J Robbie of Winnipeg spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs D Gertsman. Mrs K N Evanochko left for Toronto to stay with her daughter Mrs T Zarechanski. J Krasnowski of United College Winnipeg is a weekend guest at his parents home. Visitors this week include T Kolha H Farianchuk N A Evanochko N H Kurian Mrs J Bazay and P Chanway. Miss G Bandola of Winnipeg spent the weekend with her brother G Bandola. A Anderson of McMunn Man is a visitor at Mrs J Bazay’s home.
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J. Dubbin
Winnipeg
M. Hodges
Calgary
J. K. Evanochko Jr
Melville
Mrs
J. K. Evanochko
A. Lebit
J Robbie
Mrs. D. Gertsman
K. N. Evanochko
Toronto
Mrs. T. Zarechanski
J. Kransnowski
United College
Manitoba
J. Krasnowski
T. Kolha
H. Farianchuk
N. A. Evanochko
N. H. Kurian
J. Bazay
P. Chanway
A. Anderson
McMunn, Man
Manitoba high school curling bonspiel entries sought
The Manitoba High Schools Bonspiel will be in Winnipeg on January 2 to 4, 1947 at Granite Rink. Entries close December 14, 1946. four games plus banquet and entertainment for each rink. Send entry to W Lyle Dyker Gordon Bell High School Winnipeg. Sponsored by curling and physical education associations.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Granite
W. Lyle Dyker
Gordon Bell High School
Manitoba Curling Association
The
Manitoba Physical Education Association
Town News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Visits
B H Campbell travels to Winnipeg and Ottawa with his mother while Barney plans a late return. Mrs Laverne Taylor covers Mercantile Store drug dept due to Pat Derry and Pearl Roy illness. Bert Woods visits his ill mother. Reta Fournier visits from Lac du Bonnet with Frayne family. Florence Ford, student nurse, returns home from St Boniface Hospital. May Lunde hosts a bridge party with Sally Desilets singing and Mary Hutchinson at the piano. May’s lunch is noted as excellent.
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Carl Halusko
Jack Sawdhyn
Riverside
C. H. Romanow
Paul Yanylchuk
Emile
Joseph Lavoie
Sawchyn
Mr. Romanow
Wm. Romanow
Gonor
Man
K. Bendera
M. Bendera
Thalberg
B. H. Campbell
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Barney
Laverne Taylor
Mercantile Store
Pat Derry
Pearl Roy
Nancy
Florence Ford
St. Boniface Hospital
Mrs. F. Ford
Flo
May Lunde
Sally Desilets
Mary Hutchinson
May
Joe Halayko Returns Home to Ladywood Roots
Joe Halayko, native of Ladywood, who studied there before moving east years ago, returns to his hometown. The brief notice highlights his schooling in Ladywood and recent years spent in the East.
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Ne Halayko
Jack Laiman
Joe
Canada
Joe Halayko
Ladywood
East
Deepening Crisis in Civil Liberties in Canada
Public excerpt discusses wartime measures and civil liberties in Canada. It questions detention without charge, habeas corpus, and the RCMP enforcement of outdated laws. It also addresses deportation of Japanese Canadians and compensation for property, urging court-based decisions and clearer rights protections.
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Canada
R.c.mp
Commission
Ottawa
Japan
Joe Sinnott returns to Beausejour as master mechanic
Joe Sinnott has come back to the district to work as a master mechanic at Sinnott Motors. He purchased Dave Shade's house and plans to stay in Beausejour for good. Since moving east he has started a family and is now the proud father of a four year old son.
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Joe
Sinnott Motors
Dave Shade
Beausejour
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Leonard Club
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Leo Seguin
Aileen Moore
R. Gohn
Portage la Prairie
John Hutchinson
R. Farmer
C. Cook
Bud Caufield
Bud
Jim Caufield
Russell Bowman
Eileen
Lockport
N. Manaski
Beverley Smith
Fac
Jim Caulfield
Sinnott
Garage Beausejour
Pine’ Falls
Vesta van Mallen
Prof
R. S. Robinson's Sons CO. Ltd
Queens and Exporters
Louise
Art Hawke
Gether
Art
C. E. Wendeborn
J. Melnychenko
W. Wasiuta
Port Arthur
G. Bandola
Bert Woods
Reta Fournier
Town
Mrs. L. A. Frayne
Great Falls
Citizens’ Forum Report
Royal Commission
West Coast
Brokenhead
Yours Truly
John Deere
Shas
Bob “Basooka
Burns
Windjammer
Eastern Sales and Service
J. Rewicki
Prop
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