Lac du Bonnet News Mixes Local Events and Industry
Weekend guests visit Lac du Bonnet as Inter national Lumber begins bush operations in Cat Lake district. Ripat Riverside hatchery plans 4,000 poults monthly April to June, boosting Manitoba turkey supply. Local sports recaps include a Northeastern Manitoba bonspiel thriller Whitemouth edging Lac du Bonnet 14-12. Various community notes cover birthdays, hospital recoveries, travel, and notable visitors.
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Manitoba
Ripats Riverside Hatchery
William Ripat
Ripatt
Con
Whitemouth
Lac du Bonnet
Nancy Law
Audrey Faris
Obituary of Frank Chmieniski, Cromwell district farmer
Frank Chmieniski, 70, a Cromwell district farmer for 45 years, died February 17 at St Boniface Hospital. Funeral February 21 at St Marys Beausejour, Rev P Jaworski officiating. burial in local cemetery. Renshaw Funeral Home arranged. Born in Austria, he came to Canada in 1906. Survived by sons Edward Winnipeg and Stanley Trail BC. daughters Mrs Daniel Bubas, Mrs Anton Holmes, both Winnipeg, and Mrs C Decembrin, Trail. 10 grandchildren.
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Cromwell
Frank Chmieniski
St Boniface Hospital
St Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Beausejour
P. Jaworski
Renshaw
B.C
Daniel Bubas
Anton Holmes
Winnipeg
C. Decembrin
Trail
Infant David Kangas Funeral Held in Beausejour
Funeral services for infant David Kangas were conducted February 7 at 2 30 p m in Ren shaw s funeral chapel Beausejour He was the son of Mr and Mrs W M Kangas and is survived by his parents two brothers and three sisters Interment followed in the local cemetery
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Renshaw
Beausejour
David Kangas
W M. Kangas
Eie
Victor Kanaroski dies after lengthy illness in Beausejour
Victor Kanaroski aged 47 of Beausejour died February 7 in Beausejour District hospital after a lengthy illness. He was buried February 11 at the local cemetery. Rev. Peter Jaworski officiated the service. Pallbearers were J. Shelson F. Rumack A Kaszowski S Kuriski A Tony and P. Kucuynoski. Renshaw's Funeral home handled arrangements.
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Victor Kanaroski
Beausejour
Peter Jaworski
J. Shelson
F. Rumack
A. Kaszowski
S. Kuriski
Tony
P. Kucuynoski Renshaw
Round Our School Drama and Civic Efforts Highlight February Events
The February 14 Student Council meeting focused on Drama Nite and presenting Audrey Larson with a corsage at the carnival dance. They approved trophies for the high school spiel, a $20 donation to Arts and Craft classes, and a $60.32 Valentine sale plus $24.68 from an outsider, totaling $85 for the Dental Clinic. Curling teams faced cancelations in Beausejour, while Powerview council readings debated bylaws and tax methods, appointing a secretary treasurer and approving bylaw structures.
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Donna Peterson
Audrey Larson
Coates
Peterson
McMahon
Tomlinson
The
Foods Club
Beausejour
Powerview Council Minutes February 10 1951 Special Meeting
Powerview village council met February 10 1951 at 8 pm in Parent Store with all members present. Mayor chaired. minutes read and adopted. Lazaruk reported on CN R team track cost about 900. Fire Chief Nixon advised Pine Falls brigade only for major fires. Council moved to warn owners of vicious dogs, tabling licenses list, set poll tax of 4 per year for eligible males 21 to 60 not on rolls, authorize licenses and receipts, order dog tags and bicycle plates, consider waterman applications with 40 license per truck, arrange meeting with school board before Winnipeg delegation, second readings of bylaws 1–4 tabled for third reading, adjourned at midnight.
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Powerview
Parent Store
Lazaruk
C.N.R
Martin
J. Nixon
Pine Falls
Richardson
Clement
Willson Stationery Company
Waterman
A. St. Pierre
Emile Lavoie
Lucien Dupont
Winnipeg
Beausejour Blacksmith Kanaroski Dies After Illness
Born in Austria, Kanaroski came to Canada at age three and settled in Beausejour. He worked as a blacksmith there for 25 years before retiring in 1947 due to illness. Survived by widow Ada, his mother, brother Joseph, five sisters in Manitoba Ontario and British Columbia, all residents of Beausejour or other listed cities.
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Austria
Kanaroski
Canada
Beausejour
Ada
Joseph
L. Briggs
Winnipeg
A. D. McIntosh
Ottawa
Ont
P. Statzberger
Tyee
B.C
B. Richardson
Prince Rupert
P. A. Balfour
Brantford
John Schirle longtime Green Bay district pioneer dies
John Schirle age 73 a pioneer of the Green Bay district died February 10 at Beausejour District Hospital He came to Canada 42 years ago Funeral services were held February 15 at the Green Bay church with interment in the local cemetery Rev H Moertelmeyer officiated Russell Funeral Home Beausejour was in charge Besides his widow Helen he is survived by five sons and six daughters
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John Schirle
Green Bay District
Canada
Beausejour
Green Bay Church
H. Moertelmeyer
Russell Funeral Home
Helen
Tragic Death Of EightYearOld Patricia Rattai Buried
Patricia Rattai eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs August Rattai of Green Bay Manitoba died February 8 and was buried February 12. Funeral services were held at the Green Bay local cemetery. Russell Funeral home Beausejour handled arrangements. She is survived by her parents a sister and a brother at home.
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Patricia Rattai
August Rattai
Green Bay
Man
Russell Funeral Home
Beausejour
Councillors Appointed to City Committees in 1950 Session
The record notes moves by Martin and Lazaruk appointing councillors to finance and legislation, public works, and health and social welfare committees with Clement Richardson Lazark and Clement named. A future meeting is set for February 10 at 8 p.m. at Parent Store to finish unfinished business.
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Martin
Lazaruk
Clement
Richardson
Parent Store
Dr G A Woodside Named Bible Society President
Dr G A Woodside was named president of the Manitoba Auxiliary of the British and Foreign Bible Society at the Bible House meeting. E Claydon steps aside. Lt Gov McWilliams named patron. Archbishop Sherman and Bishop Ewert named honorary board members. Total receipts were 25582 with 14508.81 for general use and 11074 for the building fund. Manitoba distributed 22731 Scriptures in 31 languages, including over 1700 Bibles to flood victims.
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G. A. Woodside
Manitoba
British and Foreign Bible Society
Bible House
Kennedy Street
E. Claydon
R. F. McWilliams
K.C
L. R. Sherman
B. Ewert
W. Fraser
W. H. Ruse
H. L. MacKinnon
Messrs. Sharp, Woodley and Co
Paul Bardal
A. M. Campbell
B. B. Fast
George Findlay
Powerview Council Sets Standard License Fees
The Village of Powerview council approved a schedule of licenses at the February 10 meeting. Local pool rooms, taxis, bus lines, itinerant jewelers, barber shops, welders, electricians, juke boxes, and various trades face fixed fees, with per head dog licenses and delivery trucks among the items priced.
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Powerview
The Lord’s Glory and Power Extolled in I Chronicles
A brief biblical verse proclaims the greatness and power of the Lord, noting his glory victory majesty and sovereignty over heaven and earth with exalted status as head above all. The passage emphasizes divine dominion and reverent praise within scripture.
Sale of Lands for Arrears of Taxes in Lac du Bonnet
The Village of Lac du Bonnet announces a tax sale by public auction on March 7, 1954 at 2 PM at the Municipal Hall for lands with unpaid taxes and costs. The warrant, dated February 15, 1951, is issued under the mayoral seal. plans are registered at the Winnipes Land Titles Office.
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Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba
Winnipes
Man
G. F. Teare
Treas
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Glenmore
Sandra
Peter
Paul
John Hammerstedt
Joe Sparman
Mark Wentz
Pinawa
Norman Neistedt
Canadian Pacific Airlines
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Brookfield Road
Verna Brown
Victoria Hospital
John Choma
Harry Teal
Harry
Harold Weiss
Rita Fournier
St. Boniface Hospital
Arthur Fournier
Nattia
Patricia
Auguste Rattat
Renshaw Funeral Home
Lac du Bonnet Rosenberg
G. M. Horne & Company
Lake View Hotel
Lac du Bennet
Lou Sauve
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Ripats
Riverview Hatchery
Lac du Bonnet Memorial Hall
Dufily
J. Sparman
Nic Morsky
Great Falls
Morrison
K.d
Village of
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A. S. Morrison
Pine Fall
Frank Lafrance
Powerview Council
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