Manitoba Legislature Opens Fourth Session With New Members
The Manitoba Legislative Chamber gathers for the 23rd Legislature's fourth session amid expectations of power reforms and liquor law debate. New members Reg Lissaman and Edmond Brodeur join Brandon City and LaVerendyre, with Turner and Prefontaine taking key ministerial posts. Major issues include electrical power supply, liquor act revision, margarine coloring, and education funding, as reporters vow weekly updates from the Press Gallery.
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Broadway
Osborne
Manitoba
Reg
O. Lissaman
Edmond Brodeur
Brandon City
LaVerendyre
Sauveur Marcoux
J. C. Donaldson
Grits
Donaldson
Lissaman
R. D. Turner
Campbell
E. Prefontaine
Mr. Marcoux
Edmond Prefontaine
Carillon
Winnipeg
John Barleycorn
Births Registered at Pine Falls and Fort Alexander Hospitals
Birth notices list infants born to numerous Manitoba families in January 1952 at Pine Falls Fort Alexander Beausejour Cloverleaf Greenwald Cloverleaf Thalberg and nearby areas. Names include Stewart David Trevor Paul Edward Joseph Linda Laura Margaret May Elizabeth Margaret Duncan Giles Joseph Ephrem Paul Vienna Lynn Gabriel Paul Michael Wayne with weights and exact birth times in some entries.
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Pine Falls
Fort Alexander
J. A. Bird
Stewart
D. A. Henderson
David Trevor
E. J. Hebert
Paul Edward Joseph
McQuillan
Linda Laura Margaret
Henry Schade
Greenwald
Man
Vienna Lynn
Beausejour Hospital
Michael Ewasko
Cloverleaf
Gabriel Paul
Michael Molinski
Thalberg, Man
Michael Wayne
Varied Program Planned For Horticultural Meet
Final plans for a four day Manitoba Horticultural Association convention in Winnipeg February 12 15 include illustrated addresses panel discussions and reports by well known authorities on potato and onion varieties insect control pruning and home grounds landscaping. Deputy Minister J R Bell will speak on Agricultural Outlook and various researchers from Manitoba and Ottawa will present sessions on crops vegetables fruit and perennials.
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Manitoba Horticultural Association
Winnipeg
University
Broadway
Vegetable Growers’ Organization of Manitoba
Manitoba
J. R. Bell
Canada Packers
N. Shenderevich
Division of Plant Science
University of Manitoba
W. W. Nuttall
Dominion
Morden
Dominion Experimental Farm
Brandon
Horticultural Societies of
Greater Winnipeg
A. R. Brown
CBC
Prairie Gardener
International Peace Garden
H. C. McDonald
Kildonan Park
Beausejour Couple Welcomes Son Peter Douglas
On January 22, 1952 at 3 55 p.m. Mr and Mrs Nicholas Rumak welcomed a son in Beausejour. The baby Peter Douglas weighed 7 pounds 11 ounces and was born at Beausejour hospital on January 27, 1952 at 1 46 a.m.
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Beausejour Hospital
Nicholas Rumak
Beausejour
Peter Douglas
Beausejour Community Notes Highlight Births Sports and Events
Weekend visitors include Joe Drink from Winnipeg and Laura Krawchuk visiting Brokenhead relatives. Births: Deborah Lynn Hagman born January 19 in Winnipeg’s St Boniface hospital and Peter Douglas Rumak born January 27 at Beausejour hospital. Engagement announced for Stella Opye to Johnny Kuchinski. Irene Ichena trains as nurse after St Boniface Hospital days off. Violet Tunn noted for top class grade 8 average. Beausejour hockey lost 10-1 at Gimli. Deer Lodge ties 3-3 then wins 10-8. Tombola February 6-8 in Town Hall. proceeds to carnival candidate Leona Wenzowski. Beausejour Collegiate Institute opening planned February 13 with tea and dance. English service at Zion Lutheran every third Sunday. infant Linda Louise Kaatz christened January 13 with Ruth and Robert Kaatz as sponsors.
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Harry Hagman
Marjorie Keilback
Beausejour
Elmwood
Man
Deborah Lynn
St. Boniface Hospital
Winnipeg
Nick Rumak
Peter Douglas
Beausejour Hospital
Joanie
Zion Lutheran Church
J. Kaatz
Linda Louise
Ruth Kaatz
Robert Kaatz
H. Moertelmeyer
Regular Bedtime Practice for Children
The guidance stresses a fixed bedtime with lights out and bedtime routine. Children should retire promptly at the scheduled time with windows open to prevent arguments about the hour. Avoid suggesting fear of the dark to keep the child calm and asleep.
Jerusalem's 33 Centuries Endure Many Seiges and Blockades
In its 33 centuries, the city of Jerusalem has endured more than 20 sieges and blockades. The remark underscores the city’s long history of repeated military pressure and fortified defenses across eras.
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Jerusalem
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