Lac du Bonnet community notes and council actions
Mrs. Algren celebrated her 69th birthday and remains active reading without spectacles. Weekend visitors included Donna Peterson Nellie Morsky Jack McMahon and Mr Babuluk. Founders Day planned February 12 with a special program for parents and members. Fire brigade appointed under Workmen's Compensation Act with ten dollar advance fee for outside fire engine service. Dog nuisance rules clarified allowing individuals to act under The Animal Husbandry Act. Council strengthened by Roy Freund and swore in A R McIntosh. Freund's term runs to December 31 1952. Joe Sparman’s rink returned from Kenora bonspiel empty handed. trophy misplaced at hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Algren
M. F. Mikliechuk
H. A. Springman
M. Danylchuk
J. Sparman
A. R. McIntosh
C. J. Hapko
J. A. Duffly
Boy rides bumper in street stumble on Third
A small boy, bundled in winter clothes, slips on Third street as a westbound car nears. He falls onto his back and slides about 20 feet, bouncing with shoes touching the bumper, then stands up unharmed as the driver stops and the parents remain unaware of the incident.
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Third Street
Round Our School Highlights and Curling Results
Joyful note from Joyce Packer congratulates Jim Kabaluk on turning 17 and shares curling results from January 30 with players Shirley Richmond Florence Park Joyce Packer and others. It mentions postponed Jim Russel versus Norman Malyk and promises standings next week while noting Irene Broder’s new job at Shaw's Drug Store and a plan to publish student poetry. A light verse about algebra ends the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Richmond
Robert Kost
Florence Park
Joyce Packer
Jim Russel
Norman Malyk
Irene Broder
Shaw’s
Irene
Obituary for Christina Schiller 61 Green Bay Manitoba
Funeral services were held Friday January 25 1952 at 2 15 PM in the Lutheran church Green Bay Manitoba for Christina Schiller 61 who died January 22 at her Green Bay home Interment was in Green Bay cemetery She came to Canada 36 years ago settling in Green Bay district Survived by husband four sons Guileop Beausejour William Green Oak Rudolph Green Bay Adolph Minnow Lake two daughters Mrs Yeske Kamloops Alma Winnipeg one sister Mrs Amelia Schultz Seven Sisters Falls and one brother in Brazil Russell Funeral Home Beausejour in charge of arrangements.
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Lutheran Church
Green Bay
Man
Christina Schiller
Schiller
Canada
Green Bay District
Guileop
Beausejour
William
Green Oak
Rudolph
Adolph
Minnow Lake
Ont
Yeske
Kamloops
B.C
Alma
Winnipeg
Amelia Schultz
Seven Sisters Falls
Brazil
Thalberg
Millie Steinke
Beausejour District
Herman Steinke
Thalberg residents named in death notice
Sons Henry Albert Charlie and Fred all of Thalberg were named in the notice. Russell Funeral Home of Beau Sejour handled all arrangements.
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Henry
Albert
Charlie
Fred
Thalberg
Russell Funeral Home
Beausejour
Justina Zielke Funeral Held in St Owens Church
Justina Zielke aged 85 died January 25, 1952 at her daughter’s home in St Owens Manitoba. Funeral service was held January 30 at 2 30 p m in St Owens church with interment in the local cemetery. Survived by six daughters Mabel Ward Windsor Ontario John Kelbert St Owens Alex Braun Winnipeg Fred Smith Lydiatt Manitoba Emil Klatt Lemington Ontario and Fred Eikenfield Detroit. two sons William Zielke St Owens and Albert Zielke Regina. one sister Mrs M Mazer Hazen North Dakota. Russell funeral home Beau
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St. Owens
Justina Zielke
John Kelbert
Man
Michael Zielke
Zielke
Canada
St. Quens
Mabel Ward
Windsor
Ont
St. Ouens
Alex Braun
Winnipeg
Fred Smith
Lydiatt
Emil Klatt
Lemington
Fred Eikenfield
Detroit
William Zielke
Albert Zielke
Regina
M., Mazer
Hazen
North Dakota
Russell Funeral Home
Beausejour
Death Notices for Ryback and Steinke in Manitoba Churches
January 24 1952 service at Greek Catholic church Tyndall for George Ryback age 63 of Hazel Glen survived by Nettie and three children. Interment St Nicholas cemetery Cook's Creek. Born in Austria he came to Canada 37 years ago. Millie Steinke funeral January 13 1952 at Thalberg Lutheran church for Thalberg resident widow of Herman Steinke survived by three daughters. interment in churchyard cemetery.
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Tyndall
Man
George Ryback
Hazel Glen
St. Boniface Hospital
Nettie Ryback
St. Nicholas
Cook's Creek
Ryback
Austria
Canada
Nettie
Michael
Steve
John
Winnipeg
Kay
Dmetro
Pete
Germany
Christine
Russell
Wanted: More Bounce to the Ounce in Youth
Bernice Fitz-Gibbon laments what she calls intellectual rigidity among today’s youth. In Reader’s Digest she contends teens lack spontaneity, hindering fresh talent across advertising, industries, and magazines, urging wilder, more original ideas to break through confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Fitz-Gibbon
Reader's Digest
Harper’s Bazaar
11 commandments for youth from Miss Fitz-Gibbon
Miss Fitz-Gibbon’s Digest article outlines 11 commandments for young people that challenge common lessons. It urges boldness at times, discourages bragging about unmastered tasks, and warns that vanity or poor memory will be exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fitz-Gibbon
Miss Fit- Gibbon
River Hills Community Notes and Celebrations
Mr and Mrs Ernest Klepatz marked their 40th wedding anniversary with friends on a Sunday in January. Winnipeg Falls school annual meeting elected William Kuhn as chair and Ed Mroz as secretary. Elmer Altstadt nominated trustee as Fred Henschell’s term ended. Irvin Hanke had a bush accident and spent a week in Whitemouth hospital. Margie Locht and others received hospital care. Elsie Hawk Edna Hertzog and John Wiebe celebrated birthdays at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs William Hawk. Visitors from Pine Falls and Great Falls joined St Pauls guest speaker Rev Holfeldt of Regina Sask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Klepatz
Winnipeg Falls
South School
William Kuhn
Ed. Mroz
Fred Henschell
Elmer Altstadt
William Hawk
Elsie Hawk
Edna Hertzog
John Wiebe
Visitors and locals gather for church and family updates
On Sunday February 3 the Lutheran church welcomed attendees including Mr and Mrs Nick Melnyk and their daughters from Pine Falls visiting Mr and Mrs H Knopf. Mrs J Honke visited friends in Winnipeg. Wayne Henschell was a patient at Whitemouth hospital.
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Lutheran Church (North
Nick Melnyk
Pine Falls
H. Knopf
Mrs. J. Honke
Winnipeg
Wayne Henschell
Whitemouth Hospital
Salads All Year Round Offer Fresh Variety
Salads are not only for summer but essential in winter as well. Creative combinations with grated turnips carrots cauliflower parsnips and apples can yield piquant dishes that deserve daily inclusion on the menu.
Home Sweet Home Quotation in Poetry Fragment
A clipped literary line expresses a sentiment about love, friendship, and belonging as the heart finds rest at home, attributed to H. Van Dyke in a brief quotation.
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H. van Dyke
Artificial star sapphires and rubies surpass natural gems
The article notes that star sapphires and rubies, long valued as the peak of jewel perfection, are now being manufactured artificially and chemically. It claims these lab crafted gems are purer than their natural counterparts. Prospects for trade and implications for the gem market are discussed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donna Peterson
Nellie Morsky
Jack McMahon
Mr. Babuluk
Carruthers Hales
Win
Rube Cohen
Home and School Association
Eric Carlson
Akens Lake
Central Northern Airways
J.P
Roy Freund
Roy
Joe Sparman
Kenora
Vic Rowe
Caufield
Canadien Kindergarten Institute
Winonipeg
Mitoba
M.C.C. Civil Service
M.C.C
Manitoba
N.C.C
Renshaw Funeral Home and Ambulance Service
A. Rosenberg
Albert S. Wener
Dentist’s
Jim Kabaluk
Jim
Montreal
Jean Rivest
St. Hubert
Que
River Hills
Mrs. L. Rempel
Irvin Hanke
Whitemouth
Margie Locht
Betty Kuhn
Mrs. A. Huhn
A. Hanson
Joan
Rev. Holfeldt
Regina, Sask
St. Paul's
Walbec Theatre
Jimmy Stewart
Barbara Hale
Saskatchewan
Box
Springfield
Earth
The
Western Nations
Try
Dominion Textile
Dominion Textile Company Limited
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