LAC DU BONNET Council Sets 1948 Assessor and Grants
Municipal council appoints H R Eades as assessor for 1948 and approves a $200 grant to the Children's Aid Society. Edward Hapko named to replace Miles Langthorne as arbitrator for Hollywood School District. Finance committee approves numerous payments including Westeel Products, John Duchinsky, Children's Aid Society, and Winnipeg Electric Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Teare
H. R. Eades
Children’s Aid Society
Miles Langthorne
Council
Hollywood
Edward Hapko
W. Stafeniuk
Ice Capades Carnival Opens With Monster Dance At Community Hall
The carnival committee announces a weekend program at the Community Hall with a monster dance kickoff at 9 p.m. Saturday. Sunday activity starts 1.30 p.m. with a Queen coronation and amateur skating exhibitions followed by skater races and a costume parade. An all star hockey match caps the event with cash prizes for winning tickets and airplane rides for voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSK
Donna Grescoe’s Father Heads to New York Performance
G. Grescoe father of the youthful but world famed Donna left Seven Sisters Falls last week to attend her performance in New York. Miss Grescoe played at Carnegie Hall, achieving a dream many artists cannot reach. Mr. Grescoe works for Winnipeg Electric at Seven Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Grescoe
Donna
Seven Sisters Falls
New York
Miss. Grescoe
Carnegie Hall
Mr. Grescoe
Winnipeg
Seven Sisters
A Williams Heads Red Cross at Seven Sisters
At the Seven Sisters Red Cross branch A S Williams was elected president. Other officers include Honorary presidents Anderson Carter and Caton first vice president W S McGibbon secretary Mrs H Ligert wood treasurer A Pitzerk convener Mrs E F Braund welfare Mrs J Craig social Mrs Raines. Church Board members include Chairman F Oxholm secretary treasurer M Thomson and workers A S Williams W Lewis Mesdames F King P Neilson and J Kearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Sisters
The
Red Cross Society
A. S. Williams
Messrs. Anderson, Carter and Caton
W. S. McGibbon
S. R. Ellis
H. Ligertwood
A. Pitzerk
E. F. Braund
J. Craig
Raines
Church Board
F. Oxholm
M. Thomson
W. Lewis
Mesdames
F. King
P. Neilson
J. Kearns
W J Rowe Elected To Village Council
In Lac du Bonnet on February 3 at 9 am Mrs. Jean Burns recorded the first vote ever polled in the village. Victor J. Rowe won a clear majority for councillor with J W Peterson W A Creaney and G H C Brown as rivals as the new municipality forms a mayor and council ready for duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Burns
Lac du Bonnet
Victor J. Rowe
J. W. Peterson
W. A. Creaney
G. H. C. Brown
W.S.K
Inflation lessons from 1944 Barron’s outlook
The author reviews a 1944 Barron’s booklet arguing inflation postwar is unlikely despite wartime spending. Savings surged, production remained strong, and postwar demand kept prices rising. He notes Canadians and Americans face inflation conscious times and urges personal restraint to land the inflation balloon without collapse. A Montreal taxi driver offers blunt city insight: Montreal needs honest men.
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United States
Canada
Montreal
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Pioneer
Zist
Pioneer Grain Company Limited
Gree Eoserr
Ski
Gus Thor
Workmen's Compensation Board
William Malyk
S. Soroka
Kiziaks
Northern Motors
E. Buhay
E. Usackis
A. Makarchuk
S. Sikora
V. B. McIntosh
Children’s Aid
Et al
I. W. Sneath
G. T. Teare
M. Skoglund
P. Sytnick
Winnipeg Electric Company
Land Titles Office
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pointe du Bois
City of Winnipeg Central Employment Registry
Ith
Princess Street
Donna Grescoe
N.Y
A S. Williams
RED Cross
W. J. Rowe
By R.J. Deachman
Barron’s
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