Lac du Bonnet Council Holds Quiet December Session
Lac du Bonnet municipal council met December 6 with the reeve and all councillors present. Delegations included K Szelenik on a drainage ditch and J Alkine about garbage and snow plowing. By law 587 authorized sale of 50 acres of municipal land to Manitoba at 20 per acre, while a 33000 V transmission line plan and multiple road projects were approved for Public Works grants in 1956. Several corrections to 1956 assessments were noted and a grant to Reeve Wojciechowski for 1955 services approved along with numerous accounts for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
K. Szelenik
Szelenik
J. Alkine
J. Stanko
Soroko
Joe Okrainec
Carl Dobrucki
Province of
Manitoba
Manitoba Power Commission
Mazur
Department of Public Works
Council
Reeve Wojciechowski
Drainage Board
Man Power
Man
E. Wojciechowski
Jos Mazur
Michael Drabvk
John Grewinski
W. R. Belluk
Peter Klym
S. Beznoski
M. Zaretski
A and T. Nelson
J. Pleskanka
M. Bruchanski
Lou B
Village
Ian Harkness
H. P. Waite
W. J. Ritchey
A.trinda
J.chulka
W. Gorenstein
John Duchinski
Kabaluk
Prairie Equip
I. Winberg
Imperial Oil Ltd
Macleods
M. Osadchuk
A. Szatkowski
M. Yakem
Otto Voss
J. Jurgenson
O. Russell
F. J. Trouton
Roy Freund
Olaf Madson
Hospice Tache
Children’s Aid Socuv
L. G. Gunne
Victor David
G. F. Teare
Postmaster
Willson Stat’y
H. R. Ead
Matlin and Co
Willson Stat
Springfield Leader
Cemetery Society
Can Pacific Rly
Western Mun News
E. Onysok
Mun Hall
Osis Ride
Christmas Concerts highlight Glenmoor notes
The Brokenhead Lutheran Church festivity is set for December 24 at 8 p.m. with another district concert planned for December 22 at 7 30 p.m. The item also mentions visits from Winnipeg, local sickness, a school trip home, and a poorly attended M FLUL meeting due to bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Flul
Winnipeg
Henry Fey
G. Kowalke
J. Otto
Christmas Trees Are Fire Hazards Warned by Federation
The All Canada Insurance Federation warns Christmas trees can be deadly fire hazards. Officials urge small trees, water bases, outdoor storage, distance from doorways and fireplaces, and careful use of electric lights. Avoid hazardous decorations and supervise children with chemistry sets and volatile toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Canada Insurance Federation
Canada
Institute Head Urges Hostesses To Think Of Safety
Mrs J W Adams president of the Federated Women's Institutes of Canada urges Canadian hostesses to enforce safety during holiday celebrations. She outlines five rules: discourage fatigue driving, moderate alcohol, offer hot coffee or cocoa as a road drink, insist guests do not drink and drive, and ensure warm clothing plus a thermos for long travel. The aim is to prevent holiday tragedies and keep gatherings safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Adams
Federated Women's Institutes of Canada
Adams
Elma 4-H Seed Club Opens 1956 Meeting
The Elma 4-H Seed Club opened its 1956 year at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Tommila on December 1. Seven members attended with agricultural representative Fred Slovinsky. Officers were elected: President Gerald Lean, Vice President Willard Tommila, Secretary Grace Tommila, Treasurer Arvid Saarela, Reporter Caro McCalder, Assistant Reporter Jimmy Saarela. Grain judging tested members, and more teens are invited to join. Lunch was served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma 4-H
Fred Tommila
Fred Slovinsky
Gerald Lean
Willard Tommuila
Grace Tommuila
Arvid Saarela
Caro McCalder
Jimmy Saarela
Slovinsky
Walking or Driving Holiday Care Urged
Hundreds of Canadians are likely to be killed or injured during the 1955 Christmas New Year holiday season unless motorists and pedestrians are more careful. The Automobile Club of America urges safer behavior with four pointers: don't drive if you plan to drink, be extremely careful whether driving or walking, don't ride with someone who has been drinking, and choose coffee over alcohol if you take one for the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automotile Club of America
Beausejour Beats Elmwood In Season Opener Hockey Match
Beausejour Blues opened the season with an 11 to 7 win over Elmwood Intermediate in Beausejour on Sunday. Elmwood led briefly in the first period before Beausejour pulled ahead with two goals early in the second and pulled away with late scoring including goals by Uhl Tresoor Litke and Sicheno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Blues
Elmwood
G. Boyd
Bob Uhl
al Tresoor
G. Horner
Fred Litke
B. Wasniak
Bill Trescor
Bill Wicklow
A. Smallwood
Merger of Two Airlines Gives North New Service
Two northern operators, Central Northern Airways of Winnipeg and Arctic Wings of Churchill and Ottawa, merge to form a large airline serving Manitoba, Northwest Ontario, and the Arctic. The fleet will include single engine float ski wheel aircraft, amphibious planes, and multi-engine transports with 40 aircraft and 15000 route miles. The new carrier, pending Air Transport Board approval, will take over existing Central Northern and Arctic Wings routes, expand maintenance at Winnipeg and The Pas, and operate refueling and aircraft loading at Churchill for DEW and Mid-Canada airlifts.
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Northern Air Transport
Northlands
Central Northern Airways
Winnipeg
Arctic Wings
Churchill, Man
Ottawa
Air Transport Board
Manitoba
Ontario
Northwest Territories
Sioux Lookout
Red Lake
Flin Flont Twin Lake
Churchill
Arctic Islands
DEW Line
Trans- Canada Air Lines
The
Pas
Scandinavian
Canadian Pacific Airlines
DEW
Mid-Canada
Victoria Beach By M. M. SMITH
Mrs. Owen Griffith spent a day and night with her parents while Owen hunted deer. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Anderson visited with their sons and families. Elsie Davies and Verna Anderson show Bible pictures at Gospel Hall for a week. Walter Whyte away a few days. Mrs Charley David attends mink pelt sale. High school teacher Mr. Babcock spent weekend in the city. North and South side ladies start sewing circle for Gospel Hall meetings each Wednesday afternoon with fancy work and Bible reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Griffith
Owen
Dan Anderson
Elsie Davies
Verna Anderson
Gospel Hall
Walter Whyte
Charley David
Babcock
Grand Marais rink welcomes visitors as hockey grows
Mrs. Beth Paulson serves as ident with Mrs. Mabel Kaatz as secretary. Victoria Beach boys try skating at the Grand Marais rink. Sick list notes Graham Smith and Garth Hampton. Patsy Danwich slid off the highway on her way to school but was rescued by a passing truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Paulson
Mabel Kaatz
Grand Marais
Victoria Beach
Graham Smith
Garth Hampton
Patsy Danwich
Lucko Earns Gold Watch at Beausejour Dinner
Steve Lucko, Beau sejour Cockshutt dealer, received a gold watch for top sales in north eastern Manitoba this fall. Warren, Cockshutt Farm Equipment Ltd. manager, praised Lucko and Mike Lucko during a Beausejour Hotel gathering on December 6, with attendees including dealer staff and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Lucko
Cockshutt
Beausejour
Air
Warren
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Ltd
Manitoba
Steve
Mike Lucko
Lucko
Findler
Mgr
Dave Evans
R. V. Smith
Beau<ejour Bank
Subscription Renewal Notice With Due Date Example
The notice explains how to read date numerals on the form to determine when the subscription is due. It asks readers to check their subscription, mail remittance with the form, and allow one week for delivery while notifying if non arrival occurs. It uses an example date of 12 November 1983 and references address and remittance details.
John s Anglican W A Holds Annual Meeting Lac du Bonnet
The Lac du Bonnet St. John s Anglican W A held its annual meeting on Monday December 4 with twenty members present. Rev Maxwell led services and a business session adopted executive reports. New officers were elected including Mrs. Maxwell as honorary president and Mrs. W Hardy as president. January meeting moved to the first Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet St. John’s
W.A
Maxwell
H. P. Clark
W. Hardy
G. Ambrose
E. McLeod
T. G. Atkinson
G. Thor
Max
Fancy Bows For Christmas Parcels
A guide to festive parcel wrapping using unwoven plastic ribbons like sasheen to create magic bows. Step by step instructions cover single and two color bows, carnations and poinsettia effects, with tips on storing bows and attaching them to gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane
Wootye
Saritha Ajo
Denice Anna
Joan
Richardson Creed Wedding at Roman Catholic Rectory
Patricia Creed and Peter Richardson wed November 25 at the Roman Catholic rectory with Father Messier officiating. The bride wore a white nylon tulle gown with a fingertip veil and bouquet of sweetheart roses. Reception and dance followed at the Chateau. couple to reside in Pine Falls.
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Richardson - Creed
Patricia Creed
Peter Richardson
Father Messier
Mrs. P. Richardson
Pine Falls
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North America
New Brunswick
Glenmoor
E. J. Otto
Archie Rach
A. Hemmingers
Albert Bach
Beatrice
Gerald Barkowsky
Herby Kowalke
Jrom
Beausejour Hospital
Mr. Ad Mrs
BE. Fey
Rosalie Fey
Irma Otto
Betty Rach
Winnipts
Roland Otto
Star.uck
Steve Hlady
Mrs. Souchon
Institute
Tommila
North
M. M. Smith
Springfield
Audit Bureau of Circulations
3Rd Street
John’s Anglican
J. Sparman
Altar Guild
R. Zeemel
H. Smith
P. Klassen
C. Hodgkins
Stella Halliday
H. Hildebrand
E. Semple
Rev. Maxwell
Lunds
Mesdames J. Uhlman
R. McIntosh
S. Halliday
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