Pine Falls Prepares 7th Annual Bonspiel Kickoff at Dawn
The Pine Falls curling bonspiel opens Friday at 6:00 am with 64 rinks entered across three days. Granite Club leads with five rinks under captains McTavish, Grundy, Allan, Newell, and Storey. Fort Rouge, Deer Lodge, and Winnipeg area clubs also field strong contingents. First draws list matches by rink and club, detailing early morning and mid day pairings across multiple ice numbers.
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Pine Falls
Papertown
Granite Club
B. McTavish
C. Grundy
C. Allan
C. Newell
T. Storey
Fort Rouge
G. Shearer
D. McCormack
T. C. Whike
Deer Lodge
A. Holland
C. R. Waite
F Anger
Winnipeg
C. Precious
Seven Sisters
M. Frederickson
Strathcona
W. Swark
Ridgeville
P. Paulson
Whitemouth
W. Forrester
Emerson
W. Sharpe
Manitou
D. Martis
Elmwooued
A. R. Fahrer
Charleswood
C. Arnason
Gimli
G. H. Hamelin
Portage la Prairie
F. Brooks
Selkirk
H. Romano
E. Manson
G. Manson
T. Harrison
J. McNair
S. Velie
L. Kitchingman
F. Ryan
H. Thomson
R. Halpin
FL Auger
Wpg
J. Beatty
Granite
L. Taylor
D. Legall
E. Lough
F. Workman
F. Ford
S. Turner
W. Bridges
A. Fahrner
A. McFadden
R. J. Develin
Beausejour Intermediates Edge Teulon 8 in Local Play
Beausejour intermediates defeated Teulon 8 in a tense division game. The contest featured strong passing from Beausejour and steady defense limiting Teulon’s scoring runs. Officials noted a well played sequence by Beausejour to secure the win.
Pointe du Bois Curling Club Captures Gretsinger Trophy
The Pointe du Bois Ladies rink skipped by Mrs OM Willson won the Gretsinger Trophy at Lac du Bonnet Bonspiel, with teammates Mrs Metula Mrs Neima and S Mc Lean. The men also claimed second prize in the Beaver Lumber event. Local clubs hosted visitors from Whitemouth and Lac du Bonnet, with greetings from H L Briggs and others. A farewell party was held for two local boys leaving to join the Canadian Navy, including Raymond Preece and Larry Tyndal. Photographs can be made of stars no human eye can see.
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OM Willson
Larry Tyndal
Raymond Preece
Raymond
Ronnie
Esquimalt
B.C
H.M.C.S
Lac du Bonnet
H. Thomson
J. Dean
F. Morton
W. Sharpe
Pine Falls
S. Anderson
A. Erickson
C. Petterson
G. Harland
Great Falls
Zikman
Pointe du Bois
W. Zikman
L. Zikman
E. Zikman
R. Freund
H. Larsen
D. Spadini
D. Drawson
E. Helps
Beausejour Beats Home Loans 6 3 In Hockey Contest
Beausejour defeated the Home Loans 6 to 3 in a Thursday night hockey game. Fred Litke sparked Beausejour with standout stick work while McIntosh Uhl and Rewucki added key goals to secure the win. Teuvin Hambim Vertch led scoring for the visitors with two and one.
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Fred Litke
Beausejour
McIntosh
Uhl
Rewucki
Beautecour
F. Lutke
C. McIntosh
Our
J. Rewucki
Teuvin
Mo Hambim
J. Vertch
Whitemouth Lutheran W A Holds Annual Meeting
The Whitemouth Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mrs. R. Hicock’s home on February 3 with twenty five members present. Rev H K Parne chaired the meeting and officers for 1955 were elected including president Mrs Henry Steiner and treasurer Mrs John Schatkowsky. A report praised a successful year with several suppers and teas.
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Whitemouth Lutheran Ladies Aid
R. Hicock
H. K. Parne
Whitemouth
River Hills
Henry Steiner
Henry Malkoske
Rudy Noel
John Schatkowsky
Elizabeth Schatkowsky
L. Sinsula
R. Pischke
P R. Paulsen
Edwin Lange
Brokenhead Bacon and Seed Show March 19th
The Brokenhead Agricultural Society will hold the Bacon and Seed Grain Show at Beausejour Town Hall on Saturday March 19 at 1 p.m. District Ag rep Fred Slovinski and committee Anton Ottenbreit and Joe Mroz urge hog growers to file exhibitor notifications with the Society office by March 2. The event includes carcase displays film showings talks by federal and provincial agriculture representatives.
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Brokenhead
Departments of Agriculture
Whitemouth Ladies Spiel Captured by Mrs Latta
Mrs R B Latta led her rink to top honors at the third annual Whitemouth Ladies Bonspiel held February 5 and 6 with twelve rinks. Results span Manitoba Power Commission Eaton and Whitemouth Curling Club events, naming Latta, Molinski, Klappratt, and several runners up, plus consolation winner Carol Korlak and praise for prize donations.
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Whitemouth
R.B. Latta
R. B. Latta
Manitoba Power Commission
E. Wardrop
W. McLean
R. Korlak
Mildred Bencharski
Aitkenhead
A. Malkoske
D. Ans. Eaton
J. Molinski
W. Beeshau
Doreen Lange
B. Connor
E. Malkoske
N. Erickson
V. Connor
Marj. Dereski
Whitemouth Curling Club
F. Klappratt
T. Melnick
Dorothy Connor
D. M. Wardrop
Huss
al. King
Verne Winter
Carol Korlak
Fred Cousins
Helen Zajac
al. Karpoff
Pine Falls Paper Kings Aim for Winniboine League Lead
Pine Falls Paper Kings pursue top perch in the Winniboine League as playoff plans unfold. Elmwood, Selkirk, Stonewall, and Pine Falls race into semifinals with Pine Falls facing Elmwood for a best of three series at Pure Falls on February 16, with the second game on Elmwood ice. Pine Falls Juveniles also contest a run for the Manitoba Juvenile crown after sweeping Beausejour 2-0 in two games, led by Iwanek Olson and Cyr in the Feb 7-9 weekend.
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Pine Falls Paper Kings Head
Yair
Pure Falls
Gartur
Bim Wood Millionaires Hevety
Stonewall
Unever North A
Ais
Coipus Pine
Elminwood
Elmwood Ice
Theerstars
Pune
Qard
Stone Seal
Manatoba
Pine Falls Boys
Beausejour
Pine Falls
Larrys Iwanek
Gerald Cyr
Arnold Olson
Iwanick
Olson
Cyr
Pine Falls Paper Kings Score Sheet Notes
Pine Falls Paper Kings stats cover nine home league games through February with 263 shots faced and 383 attempts at goal. Key players Guay and Christe faced, and opponents were limited to 30 goals against the team.
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Pine Falls Paper Kings
Jane
Zammes
Paper Kings
Guay
Christe
Ne Gubber
Kings
Garson Weekend Visits and Local Happenings
Miss Marjorie Kork visits Dugald with her parents Mr and Mrs Ork. Lynda Bogie won a set of Wonder Books on a children's radio program, the first prize she has ever won. Mrs L Morton has redecorated her house and plans to return soon. An aid of March of Dimes hosted a Valentines Dance at the Garson School. Many teens attended and enjoyed the event. Visitors to J Mostowy’s hamlets over the weekend included several families. Steve Klimchuk of Winnipeg visited W Kusmechuk. Two more TV sets were reported in town owned by M Kisioski and F Neduzak. Mrs M Siusar is ill. Mr J Banash Sr, longtime resident, died at 92. Deepest sympathy to the family. The Garsen Ladies Auxiliary met at W Wasney’s house. next meeting at A Sabovitch’s home. They prep for the Silver Spring Tea in April.
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Lynda Bogie
Lynda
Garsen Ladies’ Auxiliary
W. Wasney
A. Sabovitch
Newman Linke wedding in Immanuel Lutheran Winnipeg
Alma Rosalie Linke and James Neil David Newman wed January 29 at 2 pm in Immanuel Lutheran Church Winnipeg. Rev L W Koehler officiated as families from Beausejour and St. Owens attended. reception details not listed. Groom and bride’s families, bridal party, and attire described. couple to reside in Winnipeg.
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Maney Newman
Kathleen Newman
Evelyn Linke
Ane Kalupar
Bestman
Arthur Linke
Hans and Verne Scnnenberger
Edward Linke
Tne
Winnipeg
Tyndall Hometown News and Notices
Edward Buyko returns to CPR work on EB and B gang based at Tache Junction. Ed Geeschuk and John Klim journeyed to Edmonton and Mundare, meeting Walter Kimichuk training with the Gbosthan Fathers. Sr and Mrs Mike Hnatuik return from a long trip through Eastern Canada and the U S. A whist drive at Ukrainian Hall Friday Feb 18 hosted by Tyndall Hospital Guild. Tyndall Branch Canadian Legion met Feb 7 at the Anderson home. Congratulations to Phillip and wife Winnipeg on birth of son Robert Michael at Grace Hospital Feb 5. Carl Sandberg, longtime Tyndall District resident, passes away. A Defender promoted to Inventory Clerk with MPC. Andy’s duties keep him travelling across the province.
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Ukrainian Hall
Tyndall Hospital Guild
Phillip Barten
Winnipeg
Robert Michael
Grace Hospital
Robert
Historic State Hannover Split by Prussian Unification
Hannover once stood as a separate kingdom in northern Germany before its 1866 transition into a Prussian province amid the broader unification under Prussia. The shift redefined regional borders and political status in 19th century Europe.
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Hannover
Germany
Navy submarine crew rescue drill at Portsmouth water tank
Royal Navy submarine crews train in rescue procedures inside a 100 foot long water tank six yards wide at Portsmouth. The exercise focuses on escape and recovery skills under controlled conditions.
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NAVY
Portsmouth
Forage Crops and Soil Conservation Initiatives in Cromwell Area
The department will continue the Forage Crop Policy with a 9:3 mix of brome to alfalfa, distributing 35 lots enough for 10 acres each, plus a reed canarygrass mix for low wet areas. Apply by March 15. seed costs are half retail. Also covered are Save the Soil Club meeting highlights, soil fertility talks by agronomist J. E. Campbell, shelterbelt importance, and 4-H Garden and Grain Club reorganizations plus beef calf club activities and a University of Manitoba Winter Fair attendance.
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Save the Soil Campaign
Cromwell Save the Soil Club
Cromwell
J. E. Campbell
Agronomist
Soils and Crops Branch
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Campbell
Manitoba
Cromwell Club
Ernie Ottenbrier
Raymond Jurewicz
Thomas Weselak
Sec.-Treas
Casimer Szajewski
Agricultural Short Course To Be Held at Beausejour
A Manitoba Beausejour agricultural short course is set for Thursday and Friday February 24 and 25. Sponsored by the Brokenhead Agricultural Society and the Extension Service of Manitoba Agriculture, the program features talks by P F Ford on crop diseases, cereal and forage varieties, and fertilizer use, plus demonstrations and farm management guidance. Faculty include Prof Jo Gilson from the University of Manitoba and Weir, horticulturist, with topics on farm records, beautification, shelter, and vegetable varieties.
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Brokenhead
Slevtiik Wal Des
Jo Gr Gilson
University of Manitoba
Secrecy in Your Store Prevents Shoplifting and Break-ins
A RCMP campaign urges retailers to guard cash from tills and employ strong locks and barred windows. Store safety tips include removing cash after hours, locking cabinets and safes, lighting rear doors, and keeping records of office equipment serial numbers to aid in recovery and prosecution.
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Trey
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W. French
D. Hutchison
G. Pennell
L. McLure
G.H. Hamlin
Portage
C. Frederick
C. Rempel
B. Campbell
D. Munro
Lettween Beausejour
Tuulon
By Stella McLean
H. L. Briggs
Curling Club
Messrs
R. Stewart
J. Wooley
W. Dixon
R. McCallum
R. Palmer
L. Barrat
M. Spigelman
Whitemouth Lutheran W.A
Veints
J. Deluca
W. Windsor
2D. Stewart
H. Lemoine I
H. Sulkers
J. Reichart
Garson
Shirley Bogie
Marjorie Kork
Dugald
Mrs. Ork
Garsan Scheul
Ugan
J. Mostowy Hams
A. Worank
Richard
Garry
Sandra
M. Predenchuk
Rhonda Lee
Kay Kinemore
Steve Klimchuk
W. Kusmechuk
Iga
M. Kisioski
F. Neduzak
J. Banash
Garsen
Mr. Banash
Boa Het
Tyndall
J. A
Wawryshyn
Edward Buyko
C.P.R
B. Gang
Edo Geeschuk
John Klimnuk
Edmonton
Mundare
Alta
Mundauie
Walter Kimichuk
Mike Hnatuik
Canada
United States
Canadian Legon
P. Acdderson
P. Anderson
Ae Bi
Carl Sandberg
MPC
Andy
Springfield Agricultural Matters
Lydiatt
Brightstone
Tyndall Club
J. Chorney Farm
Faculty of Agriculture and Home Economics
SCC
Winnipeg Electric
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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