Whitemouth rink wins Springman trophy in Manitoba bonspiel
The Ladies' North Eastern Manitoba bonspiel at Lac du Bonnet opened with seven rinks. Zeemer Lac du Bonnet defeated Hill White Mouth 10 8, Law Whitemouth beat Heberet Pine Falls 10 4, and Falls Lac du Bonnet edged Zikman. Law Whitemouth then beat Falls 14 2 to win the Springman Grand Challenge. Hill Whitemouth took Jones Memorial 11 9. Zikman Lac du Bonnet defeated Reid Great Falls 14 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.E. Manitoba
Lac du Bonnet
Zeemer
Hill
Whitemouth
Law
Heberet
Pine Falls
Falls
Zikman
Nancy Law
Manitoba
JM. Schmidt
Verna Jorgenson
F. Klappert
Percy Jones
M. Faris
R. Zeemel
P. August
M. Coates
B. Park
George Reid
Don Munro
Gordon Mulligan
Bert Wood
Beausejour Curlers Tour Lac du Bonnet in Friendly Meet
Beausejour High School curlers visited Lac du Bonnet on Wednesday February 7 for three teams boys girls and mixed. Lac du Bonnet held the edge as games ended with tight scores in favor of the home side. Beausejour players praised the new Lake Town school and shared a lunch before inviting a return match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour High School
Lake Town
Beausejour
Lac du Bonnet
Ed. Gretsinger
Ed. Naaykens
Leo Horodyski
Florence Stebbe
George Kaatz
Lac du Bonet
P.B.R
Legion Urges Townspeople to Back Operation Preparedness
The Pine Falls Canadian Legion branch held a public meeting in the Legion hall on February 1 with C. Fredrick chairing. D B Douglas outlined Operation Preparedness and urged unions and individuals to contact MPs. A motion was passed to telegram Hon J S Sinnott in support and to push the measure in Parliament. Unions were told to discuss the plan at next meetings and to express approval to their MPs by letter or telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Pine Falls
The
Canadian Legion
Legion Hall
C. Fredrick
D. B. Douglas
J. S. Sinnott
Lac du Bonnet Council Pushes New Post Office Plan
Lac du Bonnet council on February 6 urged MP J. S. Sinnott to back a new village post office. Meeting attendees included Reeve E. Wojciechowski and several councillors. By laws on school district boundaries and taxation were given readings, electors' roll for 1951 elections ordered, and grants and repairs discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
J. S. Sinnott
M-P
Lac du Bonnet Village
E. Wojciechowski
Joseph Mazur
William Brincheski
John C. Horn
W. Robert Belluk
Eade
Children’s Aid Society
Manitoba
N.E
John Julian Bilan
A. E. J. Davies
R. M
Brokenhead
Ladies Auxiliary to sponsor home nursing course meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of Tyndall plans a home nursing course for local ladies and invites interested residents to a meeting in the Legion rooms on Tuesday February 20. Dances at Teddies Place continue until the Ukrainian Lenten season begins. Local notes report various community events and health updates including measles activity and residents returning from hospital.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Tyndall
Legion Rooms
Teddie
Beau Sejour Institute Offers Nine Week St John Course
The Women's Institute of Beau Sejour sponsors a nine week program two hours weekly in St John Ambulance training. Women who are not WI members may join by contacting Mrs T Donahue, president.
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Women’s Institute of
Audit Bureau of Circulations
TB Early Detection and Regular X Rays Save Lives
Tuberculosis often shows no symptoms at first and gradually progresses before obvious signs appear. Early TB can be detected by chest X rays and treated successfully if found promptly, so regular X ray examinations help ensure safety from this insidious disease.
Pine Trees Less Prone to Lightning Strikes
Forest researchers report pine trees show reduced lightning susceptibility due to resin that inhibits electrical conduction within the trunk. Findings suggest pines’ resin acts as a natural insulator, potentially lowering strike damage compared with other species.
Lavallee and Guinn Wed in Winnipeg Church Union
Dorothy Florence Lavallee and Glenn Edward Guinn of Pine Falls married February 3 at 7 p.m. in Harstone Memorial church Winnipeg. The couple, daughter and son of local families, were attended by Eva Souka and Billy Roy. A reception followed at Moore's restaurant Mikado room then the couple departed for Minneapolis and will live in Pine Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Florence Lavallee
Glenn Edward Guinn
Pine Falls
Harstone Memorial Church
Winnipeg
Ted Lavallee
Dave Brewster
Eva Souka
Billy Roy
Moore’s Restaurant
Oung
Minneapolis
Quiet Knox United ceremony unites Buchanan and Cass in Winnipeg
Elizabeth Katherine Buchanan of Neepawa married Alexander William Cass of Tyndall at Knox United Church Winnipeg on Sunday February 11. Rev. S. McLeod officiated. The bride wore a navy suit with grey and white accessories and Irene roses corsage. Katherine Wawryshyn was matron of honor and Archie Wawryshyn best man. A family reception followed at Mr and Mrs N Cass in Tyndall. The couple will reside at The Pas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox United Church
Winnipeg
Elizabeth Katherine Buchanan
Neepawa
Alexander William Cass
Tyndall
Rev. S. McLeod
Irene
Katherine Wawryshyn
Archie Wawryshyn
Tetanus Toxoid Urged as Preventive Measure
Tetanus, or lockjaw, is rarely fatal but causes extreme agony. Doctors now advocate the use of tetanus toxoid as a sure preventive, aiming to reduce deaths and severe suffering from the infection.
Beausejour W I Elects 1951 Leadership At February Meeting
Mrs. T Donahue to head Beausejour Women s Institute for 1951 with Miss I Abbott as treasurer and Mrs C Nichols as sick visiting convener. Miss Margaret Nix guest speaker from the provincial education department. Florence Kalyniuk contributed violin. Lunch planned at Beausejour Brokenhead War Memorial Centre during carnival dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nix
Public Health and Welfare Department
The
Women’s Institute
Beausejour Hotel
T. Donahue
L. Rasmussen
M. Stepaniuk
Manitoba House Debates Throne Speech and Power Policy
Opposition Leader attacks government education policy and delays in power and hospital programs urging equal opportunity for rural and urban students and higher teacher pay. Premier Campbell outlines a Hydro Electric Board plan with expropriation power while rebuking non confidence amendments. Continued discussion expected on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errick Willis
Manitoba
S. J. Farmer
J. G. Harvey
Premier Campbell
M. Gray
L. Stinson
E. McGirr
Campbell
Hydro Electric Board
Winnipeg Electric
Maurice Grey
Wightman
Assiniboia
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Springman
W. S. Kennard
Zeemel
Great Falls
H. A. Springman
R.M
St. Clements
A. Sztakowski
A. Berkeros
Wereschuk
Andrew Buhay
R’s Way
Peterson and Gwiazda
Compensation Board
Anton Pleskacz
Johnny Pleskacz
Mike Sliva
Valerie
Stanley Grovius
Eddy Greschuk
Dennis Winkler
Beausejour Hospital
Freddie Leiman
Rawleigh
Freddie
Mrs. Sellers
L. A
Wawryshyn
Winnipeg Electric Trophy
W.I
Guinn — Lavalee
Cass — Buchanan
Springfield
St. James, Man
Maurice Gray
Wpg. N
C.C.F
Hansford
CCF
Gray
Speaker
Mr. Bachynsky
Jane
Seera
NLA
Sergt
Graydon M. Wheaton
South Bay
N.B
W. A. Curtis
Ottawa
Canada
Wheaton
Royal Canadian Flying Clubs Association
Chateau Laurier
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