Manitoba Paper Company Honors 25 Year Employees
At the tenth annual Quarter Century Club banquet on Sunday December 1 eleven new members were given gold watches for 25 years of service. Honorees included Geo Houston Camille St Croix Henry W Strouken Art McSherry Joe D Houston Allan McFadden Stan Pachkowsky Nelson Caufield Jack Sands Howard Cyr and Lawrence A Frayne. The event at Manitou Lodge Pine Falls was chaired by Mill Manager Robert Fraser and Woods Manager W C Harrison. The club now lists 67 active and 13 associate members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarter Century Club
Manitoba Paper Company
Geo. Houston
Camille St. Croix
Henry W. Strouken
Art McSherry
Joe D. Houston
Allan McFadden
Stan Pachkowsky
Nelson Caufield
Jack Sands
Howard Cyr
Lawrence A. Frayne
Manitou Lodge
Pine Falls
Robert Fraser
Woods
W. C. Harrison
Obituary notices from Pine Falls and Beausejour area
Multiple obituaries list deaths and funeral details for Guy Patrick Cavers Maude Gilbertson Mary Kulych Charlotte Linklater John Livak Ernestine Zielke and others. Details include birthplaces dates ages burial locations church services and arrangements by Russell Funeral Home Beausejour and Ren shaw Funeral Chapel with interment in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Patrick Cavers
United Church
Pine Falls
Man
Rev. C. King
Russell
Besusejour
Guy Cavers
Gerald Arthur Cavers
Lac du Bonnet Anglican W A Holds Annual Meeting
The St. John's Anglican W A Lac du Bonnet met December 2 in the Parish Hall with fifteen members and one visitor. Officers elected include Mrs W O Straw honorary president, Mrs W C Hardy past president, Mrs A W Brown president, and other officers. Donations for a pantry shower were given and a lunch served by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
W.A
Lac du Bonnet
St. Andrews
A. Brown
Whitemouth Anglican W A elects new officers
The Whitemouth Anglican W A held its annual meeting at Mrs C Connors home on December 4 with a record turnout. Elected for the coming year were president Mrs J Krupa vice president Mrs Wm Aitkenhead secretary Mrs Lorne Molinski treasurer Mrs Wm Kirby dormitory secretary Mrs J Puddifant and other officers Mrs Earl Wesselman Mrs A Hood Mrs Percy Smart and Mrs C Connor. A vote of thanks was given to retiring president Mrs Richard Jorgenson for her long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
W.A
J. Krupa
Wm. Aitkenhead
Lorne Molinski
Wm. Kirby
Dorcas
J. Puddifant
Earl Wesselman
A. Hood
Percy Smart
C. Connor
Richard Jorgenson
Rural Municipality of Lac du Bonnet council agenda item brief
The council held a December 3 session approving amendments to the 1958 assessment roll for parcel corrections, name changes, and property values. They discussed road plans, tax sale certificates, street lighting changes by the Manitoba Power Commission, and salary adjustments for two grader operators. No action on some tax sale withdrawals. by law debates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bormnet
Lac du Bonnet
Chang Rom
Charles Lagsdin
Roy Biedler
Stepko Ophof
C.T
Roy Bied
Stephe Ophot
William Sarapa
M. Olynick
J. Struss
J L. Brown
A. J. Larson
A. Wentz
Crown
Alex McIntosh
John Duchinski
W. J. MacFarlane
Walter Zarecki
JG. Kinaitt
dind-Cei
I. S. Penner
A. Gmitarek
Nick Soroka
Steve H. Zakaluk
Court of Revision
Fatima
Maxwell Hutterian
Manitoba Power Commission
Edward St
Park Ave
Park and
Birch
Lake Ave
Corner Lake
Sandford Peterson
Lawrence Sikora
Victoria Beach News Update Highlights Local Events
Mrs. Alex Smith and Leslie attended the Winnipeg area oratorio at Nelson McIntyre Collegiate Norwood where seven contestants competed. Mr. E. Rempel of Steinbach won. Pelting and pelts headed to Winnipeg for shows as mink ranchers stay busy. Victor Parisian and wife returned home with newborn Victor William born Nov 26 at Misericordia Hospital weighing ten pounds two ounces. Several residents and clubs held meetings and events including Merry Makers Club Christmas gathering with eight present, Turkey shoot at Grand Marais Curling rink with eleven year old Wayne Thomas winning a turkey, Gary Monkman’s move to God's Lake for work, and Capt Prosser induction service at St Jude's Grand Marais Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Anne Linklater
Boyd Ave
Winnipeg
St. Jude's Anglican Church
Grand Marais
Man
C. L. Morgan
Russell Funeral Home
Beausejour
Linklater
General Hospital
St. Andrews
Alex Smith
Leslie
Nelson McIntyre
Norwood
E. Rempel
Steinbach
Victor Parisian
Victor William
Misericordia Hospital
Raymond
Kenneth
Melvin
Sandra
Turkey
Jdrom
Wayne Thomas
Wm. Parisian
Capt. Prosser
St. Jude’s Church
Grand Marais Induction Service For Captain Prosser
A capacity Grand Marais congregation attended an induction service for Captain Prosser C A with representatives from nearby parishes. Winnipeg Dean J Burton Thomas led the ceremony and the children’s choir sang Till we Meet Again. A parish social followed with lunch provided by the W A ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Marais
Captain Prosser
C.A
Dean J. Burton Thomas
Winnipeg
Children’s Choir
Grace Lutheran Church Beausejour Sunday Service
Beausejour parishioners are invited to a 7:30 PM Sunday service at Grace Lutheran Church on Gertrude Ave. Rev. Richard Taron serves as student pastor welcoming attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Gertrude Ave
Beausejour
Richard Taron
Whitemouth Community Club elects new officers
At its annual meeting held Friday December 6 the Whitemouth Community Club chose Steve Balyank as president. Also elected were vice president Berne Ald Steiner secretary Mrs Norman Ericks on and other officers including Harold Cousins Mildred Bencharski Charlie Hunt Const B Waugh and David Cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Balyank
Whitemouth
Grossther
Berneald Steiner
Norman Ericksen
Harold Cousins
Mildred Bencharski
Charlie Hunt
B. Waugh
David Cousins
Community notes from Bissett and area events
Bissett and area report progress after a recent fire with $301.50 raised through subscriptions and $300 sent to Winnipeg for furniture. The Priyaznuik brothers visited from Arborg to see Steve’s family. A church PasTorial Relation committee elected Hay as chairman and F. DuVal as secretary, with Minton as acting secretary. Mrs. Goddard visits Vancouver. Jack Robinson leaves for Germany. White Gift Sunday will mark gifts for boys and girls at the United Church. A plane rescue near Bissett brought Margaret Swain and two Hole River women to safety with Dr. Van Derberg and Andrew Solinsky aiding. Death notices include Jessie Margaret Browne in Oakville, Ontario. An exhibition hockey game saw Fort Alexander minors lose to the San Antonio Braves. a league is being formed. Ernie Newsham’s bakery is to get a remodel. United Church W A held a meeting. bazaar profits supported mental health Christmas gifts for Winnipeg, with a closing date of December 10. Mrs. Bowyer re-elected president of the W A. The January meeting will elect remaining executives. Several local visitors were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwarz
Winnipeg
Russell
Carman
San Antonio
United Church
Bill Eaton
Lac du Bonnet
Berrens River
Margaret Swain
Hole River Reserve
Victoria Raven
Mary
Brian Barton
Alexander
G. Dack
Hay
Russ Goddard
John Hay
George Dack
Father Belleveau
Fort Alexander
Ken McDonald
Red Errington
Pine Falls
Alex
Bowyer
Fox
Griffith
Mesdames Barthel
Sawoika
Findack
Nallewig
Carman Couple Honoured On Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs Russell Griffith of Carman Man celebrated their Golden Wedding on November 29 with family relatives and old friends at the Paddock banquet room in Winnipeg. They were wed November 27, 1907 in Carman United Church and farmed in Roseisle area for thirty years then retired to Carman after stints in Armley Sask and near Glenella Man. Family from multiple towns attended and two of seven grandchildren were present plus two great grandsons not yet. The former bridesmaid Edna Griffith attended with husband Jesse Crosby. Guests travelled from Lac du Bonnet Bissett and Roseisle among others. Entertainers from Bissett provided songs and Mrs Tamre offered a solo Through the Years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Griffith
Carman
Man
Winnipeg
Russell
Bissett
Fred
Bruce
Lac du Bonnet
Harold
the Pas
Clifford
Faux’(hauren
Roseisle
Edna Griffith
Jesse Crosby
Bruce Griffith
Faye
Rys Kregeris
Helen Hawrysh
Ed. Hood
Ernie Newsham
Kregeris
Tamre
Mrs. W. Dixon Honored At Farewell Party
About sixty friends gathered at Bissett school auditorium for a surprise farewell as Mrs. W. Dixon leaves for Winnipeg where Rev. Dixon will serve. Guests included her mother Mrs. Cryderman and escort Mrs. Townend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. Dixon
Bissett School
W. Dixon
Bissett
Winnipeg
Rev. Dixon
Cryderman
Townend
Allen
Dixon
W. Week
Mesdames Kregeris
J. Allan
B. Allan
Bowyer
Griffith
Weeks
Bissett Dance Attracts Local Residents And Visitors
Several Bissett residents attended the dance at the new hall. Mr and Mrs T Wylie of Winnipeg drove out to take Mrs Wylies mother Mrs Oswald Quesnel to Concordia hospital in Winnipeg. Mrs Quesnel is much improved and will stay with her daughter after leaving hospital. Many residents have had flu and some required care in Bissett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bissett
New Hall
Mrs. T. Wylie
Winnipeg
Mrs. Wylie
Oswald Quesnel
Concordia Hospital
Dawson Creek Wedding Unites Ellen Jean Cameron and John L McDonald
Ellen Jean Cameron and John Lawrence McDonald married at First United Church Dawson Creek, officiated by Rev Frank Chubb. Bride wore chantilly lace with pearl sequins, maid of honor Miss Jean MacDonald and bridesmaids in pale tones. After a reception in the church hall, couple departed by plane to Winnipeg then Cranberry Portage for their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald - Cameron First United Church
Dawson Creek
B.C
Ellen Jean
Ross Cameron
John Lawrence McDonald
Charles P. McDonald
Elliott Lake
Ontario
Bissett
Frank Chubb
Jean MacDonald
Dauphin
Dianne
Sharon Cameron
Arnold Cameron
Robert Callis
John Matherton
Jim Ritchie
Norman Pitt
Chris Smith
Mrs. McDonald
Winnipeg
Prairie
Cranberry Portage
Dangers of Holes Endanger Children on Building Sites
Disused wells abandoned mines and trenches on construction projects have claimed children's lives or caused grim emergencies when youngsters fall or climb in. Beyond falls there is risk of wall collapse in shallow trenches. any hole should be filled or remotely covered to prevent danger to youngsters.
Brush technique to prevent tooth decay after meals
A dental guidance note explains brushing after meals. The brush should sweep from the gum toward the biting edge to remove food particles from crevices. Leftover particles form acids that erode enamel and cause dental caries.
Rain Wear for Wet Weather Precautions
Chills and colds are linked to wet feet. Wear rubbers and overshoes in wet or snowy weather and change damp footwear as soon as possible.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maude B. Gilbertson
Maude Beatrice Gilbertson
Pointe du Bois
Gilbertson
England
Canada
Gilbert Gilbertson
Mary Kulych
Mary, Kulych
Elma
J. Kamenecky
Church Yard
Renshaw
Kulych
Whitemouth Hospital
Austria
Harry
Roman Mark
Polly Kohut
Anola
C. A. Sinklator
John Livak
Father J. Kamenecky
All Saints Cemetery
River Side
Mr. Livak
C.P.R
Pollock
Calgary
Alberta
Ernestine Zielke
Penitenstal Church
St. Quens
G. F. McCarty
Zielke
Beausejour Hospital
Russia
Ludwig Zielke
Edward
Hey
William
Missouri
U.S.A
Edward Singbiel
Mike Schoger
Windsor
Ont
Ralph Arbuckle
Honor
Anglican W.A
Atkinson
W. O. Straw
W. C. Hardy
A. W. Brown
L. Gunne
R. McIntosh
B. Griffith
R. Enright
Anglican W.A. Eleec
Victoria Beach
Albert Larson
Ladies of the Merry Makers Club
Gary Monkman
God’s Lake
Hugh Stewart
Capt
Prosser
Mesdames Chambers
Kamke
Thomas
Hourie
Forster
Eden
Isbister
ST. John's Church
Anglican
ST. John's Lac du Bonnet
ST. Mary’s
Community Club
Albert Wood
Priyaznuik Brothers
Arborg
Steve
Mr. Hay
F. DuVal
Minton
DuVal
R. Griffith
Mesdames Finbogasson
Searle
Mercer
Manitoba Presbytery
Mrs. Goddard
Vancouver, B.C
Mrs. Whilinthrop
Charlie Woo
Pte
Jack Robinson
Germany
Bill Fraser
Kenderwater
Sharpe
Pictou
Nova Scotia
Abc
Mr. Goddard
Dr. Booth
Springfield
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Snouta
Ard Street
Klow
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