Beausejour Opens Series With 5 2 Win Over Pine Falls
Beausejour defeats Pine Falls 5 to 2 at home on Tuesday night with Mickey McMaster scoring three goals. Jim Miterek faced a puck injury but returned to finish the game as Weldon Ridley and Eddie Englot also scored for Beausejour. Attendance and receipts totaled 28.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Beausejour
Mickey McMaster
Billy Roy
Jim Miterek
Sonny” Sharpe
Sonny
P.F
Weldon Ridley
Eddie Englet
R. Baker
S. Guin
M. Desauniers
B. Roy
K. Randall
D. Sharpe
G. Sharpe
C A. Radie
R. Halpin
L. Blue
P. Hutchison
Miterek
Budnar
E. Englot
B. Englot
A. Englot
W. Ridley
J. Bird
S. Pastula
J. Rewucki
R. Dugard
F. Litke
Beausejour Memorial Rink Project to Hire Local Carpenters
War Memorial Committee in Beausejour approves a $20000 rink project modeled on Pilot Mound design. Laminated trusses cost 6800 from Dring Bros Boissevain. Plan includes employing 50 local carpenters if available and a civic funding vote to limit ratepayer impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour Memorial
Beausejour
War Memorial Committee
Beausejour Hotel
O. Russell
W. W. Childe
A. Larson
Dring Bros
Boissevain
Freedom In Reverse by Lewis Milligan
Basil Dean argues in a recent article that individual liberties in Britain are being eroded by a planned economy. He cites the direction of labor, travel bans, currency controls, mail censorship, and other measures as evidence that freedom is narrowing, though he notes government leaders uphold democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Dean
England
Dean
Britain
Mr. Dean
London
Ministry of Food
Cracy
Churchill
Tennyson
Whitemouth Town News Roundup for Holidays and School Reopen
Ole Jorgenson and son Duggie visit Kenora for holidays while Mrs. Milbrandt hosts a Rennis shower for Mrs. Eddie McInnis. Concert at Oldenburg gives joy as Whitemouth school prepares to reopen January 5 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Jorgenson
Duggie
Mr. Jorgenson
Kenora
Henry Milbrandt
Rennie
Eddie McInnis
Lizzie Kellner
Surprise house warming for Julius and Julius Wilgosh
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wilgosh held a surprise house warming on December 7. A torchiere lamp was presented by Anton Wilgosh on behalf of the guests. Attendees included numerous couples sharing the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Wilgosh
Anton Wilgosh
P. Kozak
B. Horodyski
J Antosh
F. Wilgosh
Gurnik
S. Marynewich
A. Tolosko
S. Halicki
Why The Chimes Rang Christmas Pageant at United Church
A Christmas Pageant titled Why The Chimes Rang was presented by United Church Sunday School on December 21. The Bethlehem scene featured an Angel choir, three kings, and shepherds presenting gifts to the Christ-child. Organist Mrs Segall received a Heather bound hymnary for two years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Sunday School
Bethlehem
C. Forsythe
Paulsen
Nelson
J. Segall
Segall
United Church
Carlson
Love's Control From Lions to Vipers
Mary Baker Eddy notes how faith in divine power grants safety in danger. Daniel rests in the lions den while Paul shows a viper harmless, illustrating steadfast trust and spiritual protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Lions’ den
Paul
Mary Baker Eddy
United Church Christmas Concert Delights Local Children
The United Church held a December 17 concert featuring Miss Connie Trithart and Lois Puefer guiding Sunday School pupils in songs and recitations. Junior performers impressed with poise and joy, Santa delivered gifts, and Mrs. G Trithart accompanied on the organ.
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United Church
Connie Trithart
Lois Puefer
Joan Rumak
Margie Englot
Barry Genaske
Karen Orr
Hugh Stepaniuk
Merla Englot
Neil Ross
Sandra Raposki
Merla Englet
Santa
G. Trithart
Mrs. C. LeVasseur Heads Legion Auxiliary
At Lac du Bonnet Branch December meeting officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs. C. LeVasseur Vice-president Mrs. M Torrance Secretary Mrs. Coates Treasurer Mrs. McMahon Warden Mrs. L Brown Sick visiting committee Mrs. Nostrum Ways and means committee Mrs. Arsenault Lunch Mrs. Picard Reporter Mrs. Tomlinson Parcels were sent to sick in hospitals Retiring executive thank supporters and hope to extend branch work next year
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Lac du Bonnet
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Canadian Legion
C. LeVasseur
M. Torrance
Coates
McMahon
L. Brown
Nostrum
Arsenault
Picard
Tomlinson
M. McMahon
Five Yale Parties At Once In Whitemouth
School held five classroom parties on Thursday afternoon December 18 with Christmas trees, decorations, music, plays, games and refreshments for staff and pupils. The board provided treats and high school students gifted nylon brushes to Mr. Stevenson. Miss Nora Gardiner received farewell gifts as she leaves for Madsen Ontario in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
Stevenson
Nora Gardiner
Madsen, Ont
Future plan for D.V.A. patient hospitalization
The policy requires D.V.A. patients to be hospitalized in departmental hospitals. Only when accommodation is unavailable or when it serves the veterans' best interests, along with good medicine and economy, will hospitalization occur in a non depart mental institution at D.V.A. expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.V.A
Truth and love unite as strongest forces in life
A concise reflection notes that truth and love form powerful, enduring forces when paired, capable of withstanding great challenges and shaping character and relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudworth
Notice of claims in estate of Stanley Sikora Manitoba
Under The Trustee Act in the matter of the estate of Stanley Sikora late of Lac au Bonnet Manitoba farmer all claims against the estate must be sent to the undersigned at their Beausejour Manitoba office on or before January 23 1948 dated Beausejour Manitoba this 10th day of December 1947 Deache Matlin and Israels solicitors for Pan Sikora
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Sikora
Lacau
Bonnet
Manitoba
Beausejour
Deache
Matlin & Israels
Pan Sikora
Santa Claus Visits Lac du Bonnet in Town Parade
Santa arrived at 2 o clock to a crowd at the bus depot in Lac du Bonnet. He visited stores and received gifts from merchants before handing out nuts candies and fruit to children and collecting letters for wish lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac DU Bonnet
Santa Claus
Ramsay McIntosh
Santa
Legion New Year Ball at Lac du Bonnet Community Hall
Officers of the Lac du Bonnet Memorial Centre announce a New Year Ball sponsored by the Legion branch. The event will start at nine o clock on Wednesday December 31 1947 in the Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet Memorial Centre
Legion Branch
Christmas goodwill helps Leona Niznik after purse loss
A December 18 incident at Hoban's Grill brought neighbors together to replace Leona Niznik’s missing purse and a month's salary. Donors emphasized the timeless spirit of giving and the warmth it brings, making Leona’s Christmas brighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Leona Niznik
Hoban’s Grill
Leona
V.M
Adversity Reveals Self in Johnson Quote
A brief quotation attributed to Johnson asserts that adversity encourages self-knowledge, noting that true self-awareness emerges when one is free from flatterers.
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Johnson
Adversity and Prosperity Quote by Carlyle
A reflective line by Carlyle notes that while adversity can be harsh many will endure it, yet a man who stands prosperity faces far greater test compared to those who endure hardship.
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Carlyle
Notice of By law to close and sell public lane Whitemouth Manitoba
The Rural Municipality of Whitemouth Manitoba will consider a by law under section 471 of the Municipal Act to close and sell a public lane. The February 11 1948 meeting at 10 in the morning at Whitemouth Council Chamber will hear any claim of prejudice from landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
Manitoba
Winniper Land Titles Office
Venezuela Allows Love Letters Through Mail At Half Price
In a rare human-interest note amid crises, Venezuela announces a policy to send love letters by mail at half price. The move highlights a lighter national moment while addressing postal service adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Postage Rates Highlight Red Envelopes for Mail
The article notes regular postage rates and explains that new rules require certain messages to be mailed in bright red envelopes for identification. It emphasizes regulatory language and the visual cue used to distinguish these mailings.
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Tony Bryck
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Norman Lange
Lutheran College
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Gladdens Hearts of Kiddies
Mrs. C. LeVasseur
Legion Auxiliary
Yale
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Legion
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G. M. Horne & Company
Chartered Accountants
McArthur
Young Roller Canaries
U. G. Chalcroft
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Prince Edward Hotel
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