Lac du Bonnet Highway Death Ruled Accidental
The inquiry into the November death of Mrs. Katie Sydorko resumed under coroner Dr L W Sneath. After hearing evidence and reviewing photos, the jury found accidental death and cleared John McKenzie of Winnipeg, the car driver, of blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Sydorko
L. W. Sneath
John McKenzie
Winnipeg
Willson
Drache and Matlin
H. R. Eade
Buttsman
LeVasseur
Beausejour
Lac du Bonnet
Springfield Leader
Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnipeg Electric Co
Shaw's Drugs
Canadian Consolidated Grain
J. C. Morski
E. Donin
F. Demeria
Mercy Flight Helps Trapper From Charron Lake
Central Manitoba pilot Jack McDonald of Lac du Bonnet led a mercy flight to northern Manitoba to retrieve trapper Thomas Boulanger, 40, of Berens River, who severed his hand with an axe near Charron Lake on November 29. Despite snow squalls, the Lac du Bonnet to Charron Lake round trip took four hours last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McDonald
Central Northern Airlines
Lac*du Bonnet
Manitoba
Thomas Boulanger
Beren's River
Charron Lake
Lac du Bonnet
Lac du Bonnet Rural Council Notes December Meeting
LAC DU BONNET RURAL COUNCIL held a December 7 meeting with Reeve E Wojciechowski and councilors Mazur Bilan Davies and Balluk present. They discussed snow plow staffing, sale of tax land to W Wickner, and final approval of a subdivision in 7 and 8 15 11. Several accounts were approved for payment to numerous individuals and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wojciechowski
Joseph Mazur
Julian Bilan
A. E. J. Davies
Robert Balluk
W. Wickner
C. P. Vickner
C. P. Wickner
E. H. Floyd
Jos. Mazur
R. Balluk
E. Thompson
Beaver
A. Walesiak
Et al
N. Stalin
P. Rivera
F. Bruneau
O Lussier
W. Fontaine
F. H. Waters
I. Harkness
A. McIntosh
E. Donin
Ed. Lavoie
J. Klassen
Ed. Soderhom
O. Magnuson
Westeel Products
H. E. Belair
C. Markusson
E. St. Germain
8. Peterson
G. Melquist
C. H. Ross
Cc. J. Carlson
J. Gwiazda
S. Texmo
A. Karklin
F. H Waters
Armco Products
Legion Ladies Auxiliary Holds Christmas Meeting at Legion Hall
The Legion Ladies Auxiliary at Lac Du Bonnet met Thursday December 2 due to a clash with the annual Christmas concert. Attendance was strong. Officers were elected for next year and a recreational committee was formed with Mrs Blanchard and Mrs Tomlinson appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Lac DU Bonnet
Auxiliary
Legion Hall
C. Brown
Picard
McMahon
Blanchard
Tomlinson
Torrance
Sparman
Beausejour Welcomes W W Childe as Springfield Leader Representative
W W Childe, long-time Winnipeg Free Press correspondent, is named local representative at Beausejour for The Springfield Leader. He brings deep district ties and experience with Beausejour and Eastern Manitoba organizations to the staff.
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W. W. Childe
Winnipeg Free Press
Beausejour
Springfield
Childe
Manitoba
Telecommunication stats show Canada hits millions of phones
In 1945 Canada had 3151 telephone systems and 1 850 000 telephones. The estimated number of calls per telephone was 1 736, reflecting high demand for telecommunication services.
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Canada
Manitoba Associated Chambers of Commerce Elects Officers
About thirty five resolutions were present at the Manitoba Boards of Trade annual meeting at the Royal Alexandra hotel. One hundred eighteen delegates attended the opening day as the provincial body adopts the name Manitoba Associated Chambers of Commerce and reports member boards rising to 72. D G McKenzie was elected president with a slate of vice presidents and a diverse executive named from across Manitoba.
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Manitoba Boards of Trade
Royal Alexandra
Heltes
Hotel Giada
Manitoba
M. J. G. McMullen
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Ial
Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba Associated Chambers of Commerce
D. G. McKenzie
E. N. McGirr
K.C
Dauphin
C. J. McBurney
Steinbach
J. L. Clubine
Morden
W. G. Pownie
Melita
C. M. McLean
Virden
N. L. Simpson
Shoal Lake
D. C. Boubeli
Beausejour Delegates Present At Manitoba Commerce Convention
Beausejour and district delegates attended the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce convention in Winnipeg. Oscar Russell A Larson P Trapp J Uchena W Shuster and W W Childe participated as resolutions were submitted from 25 boards with Beausejour advancing several measures including highway and safety proposals and regional information services.
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Beausejour
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Royal Alexander Hotel
Winnipeg
Oscar Russell
A. Larson
P. Trapp
J. Uchena
W. Shuster
W. W. Childe
Decem Roads
Highway Commission
Dominion of Canada
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba Utilities Board
Manitoba
Beausejour Mention Sparks Manitoba Convention Moment
Paul Trapp stood silent among attendees while A B Tony Bonner speaks about Eastern Manitoba and Beausejour, marking a notable convention moment as Bonner gains a platform to address regional views.
Convention Banquet Moments At Royal Alex
The article recalls a December convention and luncheon where Willie Shuster gains insight toward political roles, while Oscar Russell sits with officials including Lieutenant Governor McWilliams and Premier Campbell. It notes humorous details about room 488 and a post convention executive council luncheon ending around 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Shuster
Bill
Alex
Oscar Russell
A. W. Hanks
McWilliams
D. Campbell
J. S. McDairmid
E. McGirr
K.C
M. G. McMullens
Winter hockey season opens in Beausejour
December 15 marks the start of hockey and skating season at Memorial arena though unfinished. The event features a Winnipeg Monarchs versus Winnipeg Black Hawks tilt signaling the first winter hockey showdown with a covered rink available for the first time this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Arena
Winnipeg Monarchs
Winnipeg Black Hawks
Winter Ice Carnival Promised by Beausejour Lions Club
The Beausejour Lions Club plans a real livewire winter ice carnival and jamboree later in the season. The program will be completed soon with further announcements expected.
CP Operator Burned In Elma Fire After Coal Oil Incident
Eric N. Woodard a CN R night operator was badly burned when a can exploded in his hands as he attempted to light a stove with coal oil after returning home at 4 am. A bucket brigade formed and George Proceviat crawled into the blaze to extinguish it. Woodard rolled into the snow to smother the flames. He was taken to Misericordia hospital in fair condition. Damage to nearby buildings hovered near 300 dollars, insured. The Woodards had moved in a week before and lost clothing valued over 200 dollars.
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Eric N. Woodard
C.N.R
George Proceviat
Woodard
Woodards
Embodied Desires Reflect Nature of Satisfaction
Emerson argues that no desire is capricious in nature and that the craving to satisfy arises from the very constitution of the feeling being. The idea links intrinsic traits to the urge for gratification and behavior.
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Emerson
Desire Is Prayer and Trust in God Shaping Dreams
Mary Baker Eddy states that desire is prayer and trusting God protects us from loss. Desires are molded and exalted before becoming words and deeds, guiding growth and action.
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Mary Baker Eddy
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Tiny Tots
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War Memorial Fund
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Mary Anne Wayne
Eleanore Meltzer
Kent Stepaniuk
Norman Betts
Duke
Ken McLachlan
Prince
L. Tomlinson
Ww. W. Childe
Leader
Board of Trade
M. J. Hoban
Valerie Manchester
Hoban
Grandview Chamber of Commerce
Whiteshell
Europe
Department of Trade and Commerce
Paul Trapp
A. B
Tony
Bonner
Particu
Provincial Library
Legislative
Man
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St. James
Audit Bureau of Circulations
M.L.A
M P
Bill Childe
Bill Shuster
Julian Ilchena
Executive Council
Elma
Great Lakes
Gelden
Central Press
Canadias
Port Colborne
Lake Erie
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Central Presse Canadian
Lake Superior
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