Beausejour Local Notes Mixed Injuries and Community News
Paul Mazur remains in hospital with a painful knee injury after a truck he was cranking moved forward pinning him to a wall. Mrs T Ryplansky returns from a motor trip to Hamilton Ontario with her son to visit her daughter Joan. Sharron Webb, granddaughter of Rev and Mrs Henningson, fractured her arm while tobogganing. The United Church interior is being renovated with a new piano installed. A high school whist drive raised funds for the yearbook despite few townspeople attending. World Day of Prayer united denominations at Zion Lutheran Church. Miss Kim Naaykens hosted an 11th birthday skating party. Lenten services begin at Zion Lutheran in English and German on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. St Mary’s Catholic Church holds Lenten services Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:30 p.m. Corinne Bernice Keilback born February 8 to Clarence Keilback and wife of Winnipeg. The Zabrocki family plan a Florida trip February 16 to visit Steve Beley. Mrs J Dew and son Russell of Winnipeg visited Mrs Dew’s mother Mrs P Laurie.
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Paul Mazur
Beausejour Liquor Licence Objections Notice 1959
Peral Investments Ltd seeks a Restaurant Beer and Wine Licence and Beverage Room Licence for Beausejour Hotel on Main Street Beausejour Manitoba Objections may be filed within fourteen days of the last Manitoba Gazette issue with the Liquor Control Commission Winnipeg The notice names Peral Investments Ltd President N Savchenko and dates the filing to February 11 1959 in Winnipeg Manitoba.
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Peral Investments Ltd
Beausejour
Province of
Manitoba
Liquor Control Commission
Main Street
Winnipeg
Liquor Control Act
Manitoba Gazette
Licensing Board
Stead by Gloria Solar and civic notes of the week
The article records baptism for Ronald Frank Michalow on February 1. It notes Art Carriere's rink at the North-Eastern Bonspiel and a School Trustees Convention in Winnipeg. It reports births for the Prokopetz and Thomson families. The TV counters comment on roofs without antennas, noting a weekly decline.
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Karpinski
Ronald Frank Michalow
Frank
Nellie Michalow
Art Carriere
D. Atkins
P. Lesosky
B. Hopsey
Great Falls Curlers Report Bonspiels And Local Events
Great Falls features curling results from Libau and Pine Falls bonspiels with Allan Dales Jack Kearns Axel Erickson and Cliff Olsen winning Pine Falls third event and earning blankets. Chess league grows with Tony Field undefeated in a ten team round robin. A 14 student hike led by Principal Frelan Leowen ends with a bonfire and weiner roast. Bishop Hives conducts service and previews Lambeth Conference film and slides in Lac du Bonnet. Sympathy extended to Mrs. Tim Casey on her aunt’s Winnipeg death. Families visit from Seven Sisters Falls and McArthur supervisor Henry Petersen returns after foot injury.
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Great Falls
Pine Falls
Allan Dales
Jack Kearns
Axel Erickson
Cliff Olsen
Bill Sharpe
Granite Club
Winnipeg
Sharpe
Tony Field
Hives
Keewatin
Lac du Bonnet School
Lambeth
England
Slogan Speaks on Nations Business on Agriculture Policy
Joe Slogan, MP for Springfield, on February 5 discussed the farm situation and said Conservative policy for agriculture has been partially implemented with more coming. He cited 1958 as a strong year with total farm cash income over 2.8 billion dollars, up 8.3 percent from 1957 and 20 percent over 1954-55, noting gains across provinces and commodities including cattle, potatoes, hogs, wheat, and dairy, amid rising costs and Stabilization Act effects.
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Joe Slogan
Springfield
Manitoba
Gurney Evans Details Education Plan and Boundaries
Gurney Evans outlines steps to bring teachers back to the province, explains school division boundaries aimed at harmony among racial groups, and asserts local boards retain control. He compares old and new government grant shares, noting 30% versus 59.2% tax responsibility. The plan includes $100 per secondary pupil transported or 60% of net transport costs, with $100 for board if boarding is required. Higher schools remain local. distant transfers face practical costs and likely local opposition.
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Boundary Commission
Itate
Lac du Bonnet
Pine Falls
High heels as factor in accidents cited in report
The article notes high heels worn by a driver may slip off pedals or catch in cracks in sidewalks or floor gratings, contributing to vehicle mishaps.
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T. Ryplansky
Hamilton, Ont
Joan
Sharron Webb
Henningson
The
United Church
Zion Lutheran
Kim Naaykens
Zion Lutheran Church
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Clarence Keilback
Nee Tocher
Corinne Bernice
Mrs. J. Zabrocki
Raymond
Mr. Holawrock
Jeff Monday
Florida
Steve Beley’s
Wei
Wold
Russell Funeral Home
Park Ave
Per. N. Savchenko
Tin Iu
STEAD
BY Gloria Solar
Jean Zakoluk
Robert Prokopetz
Ie . B
Robert Thomson
Stan Gittins
Sig Anderson
Bill Sutherland
Bill Johnston
Franky Courchine
Frelan Leowen
Tim Casey
Francis Hayden
Casey
Seven Sisters Falls
Allan
Daisy Dales
Daisy
Maralyn
Jack
Henry Petersen
McArthur
Henry
O.K
Gland
Farmers OF Canada
Huron Street
Toronto
Springfield Leader
Canada
Renshaw
the Funeral Home
Personal
Ane
Elephant Brand
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company OF Canada
Calgary
Saskatoon
Montreal
Vancouver
Heliver Bros
Libau
Carl Hapko
John J. Funk
Cole
Cbice
Gordon McKeown
Department of Education
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