Beausejour Hospital District Reports Healthy Profit
Beausejour Hospital District under chairman Anton B Weselak reports strong finances and local support. An upgraded X ray unit funded by the province will reduce travel to Selkirk Health Unit and a district health unit, two offices, and clinic are now housed in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour Hospital
Anton B. Weselak
Selkirk
Lac du Bonnet
Weselak
Department of Health and Public Welfare
Molson
Tunit
A. B. Weselak
Joseph W. Cheopchowski
Joseph W. Cheap
A. G. McKinnon
R.N
J. Neduzak
Brokenhead
A. James, Lydiatt
E. Bush
McKinnon
E. Rumak
Whitemouth Sarnak mid shutout Pine Falls 3 0
The Whitemouth Sarnak mid beat Pine Falls 3 to 0 Friday February 15 with Harry Hunt scoring twice and Fermin Gies brecht adding one. They lost 8 to 4 to Lac du Bonnet on Wednesday February 20 with Hunt and Roy Buss each scoring for Whitemouth in a high scoring game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth Sarnak
Pine Falls
Whitemouth
Harry Hunt
Fermin Giesbrecht
Sarnaks
Lac du Bonnet
Hunt
Roy Buss
V.E
Cloverleaf Farmers Hear J Schultz on Free Labour Rights
Jacob Schultz president of the Manitoba Farmers' Union addressed a packed Cloverleaf district gathering six miles south of Beausejour on Sunday February 17. He cited Russia and Soviet satellites as suppressing workers and agriculturists while democratic nations grant full organizing rights. He urged strong farmer organization for Canada's economic welfare, noting increasing labor unity in Canada and the U.S. A film and slide program prompted many new M F U members as Cloverleaf district president Mike Mozul reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Jacob Schultz
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Cloverleaf
Beausejour
U.S.A
North American
Western
Canada
Dominion
Mike Mozul
M.F.U
W.W.C
Beausejour Carnival Plans Complete
Beausejour Lions have completed plans for the fourth annual Carnival and Ice Jamboree over two nights, March 7 and 8. Friday features an all star hockey game Deer Lodge vs Beausejour at 8 p.m. followed by a town hall community dance and Carnival Queen voting ends at midnight. Saturday starts at 8:30 p.m. with a grand parade, Queen crowning, prize presentations, and a monster ice show by the Ice Club of Greater Winnipeg with 20 acts. costume prizes awarded by age groups with skating required for older divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Lions
Deer Lodge
Ice Club
Greater
Winnipeg
W.W.C
Beausejour Co-Op Reports Progress
Beausejour Consumers' Co-op directors met Friday night expressing satisfaction with the first year of operation. Manager John Wilgosh said results are above expectations, membership is rising, and oil and fuel distribution will add truck delivery to members. Planned spring enlargements and improved premises and equipment are anticipated. Canada has seven time zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour Consumers’ Co-op, Limited
John Wilgosh
Co-op
Wilgosh
W.W.C
Ladies Curling Winners Named At Lac du Bonnet
Winners of the 5th Ladies North Eastern Bonspiel are pictured. From Lac du Bonnet the Springman trophy team includes I Zikman Amos Marshall Morski. The Jones Memorial winners are Ann Swetz Jeffries August Sauve, and the Gretsinger trophy team hails from Beausejour W Murray DeMarco Giesbrecht Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Mesdames I. Zikman
I. Amos
M. Marshall
J. Morski
Mesdames Ann Swetz
J. Jeffries
P. August
H. Sauve
Gretsinger
Mesdames W. Murray
E. DeMarco
L. Giesbrecht
M. Smith
Beausejour
Springman
I. Zikman
Mesdames I. Ames
Pointe du Bois
E. J. Willson
Mesdames Waisanen
Nemi
Katola
Jones Memorial
Ann Swetz
Helen Sauve
Daisy King
Seven Sisters
Miss Ming
Ann Gittens
Guilberet
L. Kondratuk
W. Murray
Mesdames L. Zeemel
R. Wardrop
J. Wilkes
G. Kirby
Lac du Bonnet Takes Two Trophies in Ladies Bonspiel
Lac du Bonnet hosts the fifth annual Ladies North Eastern bonspiel February 16 17 with 12 rinks from northeast clubs. Lac du Bonnet won the Springman Trophy led by Mrs I Zikman and the Jones Memorial led by Mrs Ann Swetz. Beausejour claimed the Gretsinger. One notable match saw Mrs Campbell of Great Falls prevail in an extra end over Mrs Swetz.
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E. J. Willson
Waisanen
Nemi
Kotola
Pointe du Bois
L. Zemeel
R. Wardrop
J. Wilkes
G. Kirby
Lac du Bonnet
George Campbell
Great Falls
Halpin
L. Frayne
C. Simpson
M. Gosma
Centre Lane
Campbell
Swetz
M. Wazney
Beausejour
Whitemouth
S. Cousins
Shirley Carlson
G. Steiner
H. Gallant
M. Giles
Daisy King
Mesdames A. Gittins
Guilbert
L. Kondratiuk
Seven Sisters Falls
Jones Memorial
Powerview Council Sets Bylaw For Half Holiday Hours
Powerview Council met February 15 with Mayor H J Parent presiding. Councillors Alarie Bruce Richardson Lazaruk and clerk J F Turcotte attended. The bylaw providing for closing hours for a weekly half holiday was read three times and passed. Councillors Richardson and Bruce advised they found a nuisance ground site and were appointed to negotiate purchase of four or five acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powerview
H. J. Parent
Paul Alarie
Arthur Bruce
H. Richardson
Stanley Lazaruk
J. F. Turcotte
Council
Powerview C of C Elects New Officers and Directors
The Powerview Chamber of Commerce elected L. Prentice as president Roy Shaw as vice president J. F. Turcotte as secretary treasurer and directors Paul Liska Mrs N Holick Mrs A Stevens Stanley Lazaruk N Magutin Jack Frohlick and Stan Pichor for 1952. The group discussed member decline and planned a park area display space street lighting fixes and outside outreach to Pine Falls while backing a bulletin board at Art avenue and No 11 Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Prentice
Roy Shaw
J. F. Turcotte
Paul Liska
N. Holick
A. Stevens
Stanley Lazaruk
N. Magutin
Jack Frohlick
Stan Pichor
Chamber
Pine Falls
North American Lumber Company
Art Avenue
No. 11 Highway
J.F.T
Emerson Rink Tops Paper Town Spiel
The 64- rink Paper Town bonspiel concluded with finals Sunday. Winners include W Forrester and Emerson side in the Hayes trophy event, and J Hay with San Antonio Mines taking Groundwood. Pine Falls hosts praised for smooth organization and entertaining social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
D. Legall
Pine Falls
D. White
C. Rempel
C. White
Horace Thomas
C. Allan
Deer Lodge
St. James
J. Hay
San Antonio Mines
Bissett
W. Forrester
Emerson
Bruce Forrester
Bob Forrester
W. Lewthwaite
Clyde Allan
D. Hayward
W. Johnston
S. Dunstan
Woods
Groundwood
J. Minton
E. Neusham
B. Dack
D. Morris
W. Reive
W. Blakely
B. Sande
Strathcona Club
Winnipeg
Theatre Hall
Powerview to be reassessed by provincial officials
Powerview council has requested reassessment as two Department of Municipal Assessment representatives J Chaytor and E Duff inspect all village properties. Since the 1951 assessment of over 210000, many new homes and a large hotel with beverage room have been built totaling about 150000 in value. The village expects a substantial increase but foresees slower growth after the hydro project completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powerview
Department of Municipal Assessment
J. Chaytor
E. Duff
J.F.T
Province Adopts Splendor Without Diminishment Motto
British Columbia, famed for the Canadian Rockies, adopts motto Splendor Without Diminishment as its official provincial message celebrating natural beauty and regional pride.
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Canadian Rockies
British Columbia
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Allegra- Glenfields Guild
Lions Club
Hospital Guild
Court
Canadian Order of Foresters
Beausejour Women's Institute
The
Brokenhead Agricultural Society
Ladies of the Holy Ghost
J. Schultz
Schultz
Nelson Harvey
W.S.K
Powerview Council
C of C
Powerview Chamber of Commerce
Emerson Rink
Manitoba
Fred King
Sam Square
Curling Club
J. Aseltine
A.P.M
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