Tyndall District News Briefs and Obituaries
L A Wawrysheyn reports multiple local notes from Tyndall Manitoba including hospital stays for Mrs Amanda Winkler after a fall hip fracture near age 84 and L A Wawrysheyn notes S Hodges and other locals visiting Winnipeg. Also reports Mrs M Jaworski undergoing an operation at Beausejour and hunting bear encounters. Deaths include Mrs M Hunter with last rites held December 6 and Mr John Petersen, a Tyndall pioneer, passing December 9. Engagements and anniversaries are noted for Helen Ann Tepilo and David Shore, Kay Boyko and Lawrence Schlamp.
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Amanda Winkler
St. Boniface Hospital
Winkler
Minneapolis
Minn
Fred Tepilo
Helen Ann
David Shore
Helen
David
H. Sinclair
Joan
Boy Scout News Great Falls Group Welcomes Assistant Cub Master
Last week Carl Petterson attended as the new Assistant Cub Master. The Cubs enjoyed games and getting acquainted. The pack practiced First Star work with two Sixers, learned about the Flag, and worked Tenderfoot tasks. New boys progress toward vesture, with frames for a model monkey bridge.
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Carl Petterson
Mr. Petterson
Tenderfoot
Scout Troop and Wolf Cub Pack Progress Update
Seven Scout members and eleven Cub members are advancing through Tenderpad to Second Star Cubs and Tenderfoot to King Scouts. Parent-Friend Night drew over 100 attendees, with next week’s edition listing grade lineups. Do Your Best and Be Prepared are the training passwords, said Cubmaster Ewart D. Carruthers.
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Tenderpad
Second Star Cubs
Tenderfoot
King Scouts
Ewart D. Carruthers
A Child Needs Love and Belonging from Family and Friends
The text stresses a child seeks love security and a sense of belonging within family and peers. It notes dressed or behaved differently can trigger self consciousness and shyness, and that normal youngsters are not true individualists by choice.
Tax Revenues Surpass Government Needs in Ottawa 1951
In the first half of 1951 Ottawa collected tax revenues totaling about $500 million more than required to meet government spending for the period. This surplus indicates a significant over-collection relative to early 1951 expenditures and could influence fiscal policy decisions.
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Ottawa
Pine Falls Santa Claus Goes Modern in Town Visit
Santa's Pine Falls stop on December 1 featured a 1951 car arrival not reindeer, greeting a crowd at Hudson's Bay and gifting candy. He later visited hospitals, while locals lament the loss of Silver Falls to the dam’s progress and celebrate a poem about the change. Community notices include a St Therese bake sale, No 2 paper machine trial, and local obituaries and births.
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Santa Claus
Pine Falls
Hudson’s Bay
Manitoba
Silver Falls
Winnipeg River
T. W. E. McKew
Winnipeg Visitors and Local Holiday Notes
Richard Siring of Winnipeg spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Siring. Mr and Mrs Harry Wasiuta of Winnipeg are visitors at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs S N Novicki. Mrs K Kuchenski is a patient in Whitemouth hospital. Miss Elsie Novicki of Winnipeg is spending a months holiday.
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Roy Armstrong
Tommy Christensen
Tyndall
Winnipeg
Lilly Armstrong
Garson
H. Pearce
Richard Siring
Mrs
Ed. Siring
Harry Wasiuta
S. N. Novicki
Michael Pucentella
Whitemouth Hospital
K. Kuchenski
Elsie Novicki
Mrs. S. N. Novicki
Betty Neyedly
Thomas Neyedly
Edward Kellner
J. D. Proceviat
Sophie Misiurka
K. Misiurka
Pte
Stanley Basarowich
Camp Borden, Ont
Michael Semeriak
Elsie A. Evanochko
Success Commercial College
A. A. Evanochko
Local Family News Highlights Diverse Births and Visits
A flurry of family notices from Winnipeg and Manitoba communities lists new births in White Mouth and Winnipeg, birthdays, relatives visiting, and extended stays. Names include Novicki, North, Leegus, Evanochko, Sitar, Neyedly, Kellner, Misiurka, Zazula, Basarowich, Semeriak, Krystalowich, and Pucentella with connections across Red Lake, Camp Borden, and Edmonton.
Evanochko Takes Week Holiday With Parents in Manitoba
Leo Evanochko a C N R pump man from Niddrie Ontario is spending a week with his parents Mr and Mrs J S Evanochko at Hector Manitoba.
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Leo Evanochko
C. N.R. Pumpman
Niddrie, Ont
Hector, Man
J. S. Evanochko
Canada GNP Seen At 21 Billion In 1951
An estimate places Canada’s gross national product at 21 billion dollars for 1951 with about 13 billion earmarked for consumer goods spending.
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Canada
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L. A
Wawrysheyn
W. Sellers
Deer Lodge Hospital
H. Winkler
T. Dolennik
J. Dolennik
A. Dancho
The
United Church
Greenwich School
Mrs. F. Downie
Mr. Hyde
Tyndall and Garson
Lilly
Tepilo
Nicholas Tepilo
Mr. Tepilo
Ronnie Morden
Great Lakes
John Petersen
United Sunday School
Patterson
Carol Budd
Riddall
G. M. Horne & Company
THE __ CANADIAN CONSOLIDATED GRAIN CO
Santas
MacLeod's Ltd
Lone Rider
Gene Autry
Marilyn
Meeds Stores Ltd
Beausejour
Royal Air Force
16Th Independent Parachute Brigade
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Suez Canal
Britain
Korea
Malaya
Boy Scout News
Great Falls
Seven Sisters Scout Groups
Ladies’ Guild of
St. Therese’s Church
H. Herbes
Mike
Noreen Bachynski
W. Bachynski
Ed. Khalile
Toronto
Detroit
Mr. Kahle
Larry Pasoluka
Raymond Edwards
Pine Falls Hospital
J. A. Houston
Roland Patrick
Jasper
By Simpkins
Pop
Kenny Pawlyshyn
Leonard North
Cyril Leegus
Red Lake, Ont
K. Evanochko
L. Ray
Eleanore Sitar
Edward Neyedly
M. Zazula
Virginia
Rudolf Krystalowich
Edmonton
Mrs. K. Krystalowich
Julius Misiurka
Canadian Pacific
Royal Bank OF Canada
Springfield Leader
Portage Ave
St. James, Man
Springfield
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