Seven Sisters Falls Curling Club Recaps Busy Weekend
Seven Sisters Falls entertained Deer Lodge and St Vital rinks from Winnipeg on Sunday February 17. The club’s rink manager Stan Gittins thanked supporters and kitchen volunteers, noting an expected clear profit around 25 dollars from coffee and doughnuts sales.
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Seven Sisters Falls
Winnipeg
Deer Lodge
St Vital
Seven Sisters
Stan Gittins
Stan
R. King
G. Smith
G. Smith and Mrs. D. Leith
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Skinny Girls And Health Scams In Early Ad Trade
An OCR fragment markets weight gain pills Ostrex Tonle Tablets with promising body changes and new pep. It also advertises home kindergarten teaching, civil service exam prep, typing shorthand courses, and a teachers catalogue from Manitoba providers. Miscellaneous entries tout patient accommodations and contact numbers.
Tyndall rink announces ice carnival on March first
The Tyndall community rink committee reports an ice carnival at the Tyndall rink on Saturday March 1 with a full slate of races for all ages and prizes for costumes plus other entertainment and novelties planned for attendees.
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Tyndall
Tyndall Rink
Sidney Meltzer Heads Locker Group
Sidney Meltzer of Beausejour was elected president of the Manitoba Quick Freeze Locker association at the opening of a two day convention. About 250 members gathered at the Fort Garry hotel in Winnipeg for the seventh annual meeting representing 104 locker plants across Manitoba and western Ontario. E P Bennett of Dauphin was named vice president and E L Burk of Portage la Prairie was secretary treasurer. Joseph Harris, president of Great West Life, lauded locker plant operators on proper handling and storage of foods.
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Sidney Meltzer
Beausejour
Manitoba
Association
Fort Garry
Winnipeg
Ontario
E. P. Bennett
Dauphin, Man
E. L. Burk
Portage la Prairie
Joseph Harris
Great-West Life Assurance Company
W.W.C
Local Social Notes From Glenmoor to Beausejour
In Glenmoor and Beausejour areas Mr. and Mrs. Bronkowski and Mr. and Mrs. Fiebelkorn hosted guests. Archie Trapp moved to Latywood. Audrey Fiebelkorn visited Selkirk. and multiple weekend visits occurred at the Kabaluk and Belton homes. Florence Trojanoski identified as the Lone Ranger, with light local humor and a maternity ward taxi joke. Mrs. Terry McHugh, née Eleanor Tropanoski, is hospitalized at Misericordia with her sister L. Dideck caring for her month old Robert Steven.
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Terry McHugh
Eleanor Tropanoski
Misericordia Hospital
Mrs. L. Dideck
Robert Steven
Canada government spending rises by one billion yearly
Since 1945 total non defence governmental expenditures in Canada including federal municipal and provincial levels have grown by about one billion dollars each year, reflecting expanding public services and administration across the country.
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Canada
Seven Sisters Pays Tribute to King Georgie V
A memorial service was held Friday morning in the Seven Sisters Falls auditorium to honor King Georgie V. Organized by the Girl Guides and Boy Scouts, the event featured parade with flags, addresses by Lanny Carr, Queen Scout, and Inge Oxholm, piano by Mrs. O Oxholm, and a solo by Stan Gittins. A two minute silence marked the tribute.
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Seven Sisters Falls
Georgie V
Girl Guides
Boy Scouts
Brownies
Ewart Carruthers
Lanny Carr
Inge Oxholm
O. Oxholm
Pine Falls News Roundup Highlights Social and Sports
Misses Sue Parisien Flo and Eva Souka hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Elmer Lau relia on February 13 at the Chateau with about fifty guests. Lac du Bonnet curling teams visited Pine Falls. no prizes won but a banquet wowed attendees. Pine Falls Ice Carnival plans progress with queen candidates and Nut Crackers act. Births include two boys for Powerview couples and a daughter for Fort Alexander. R E Hayes departs for U S pressrooms tour. George Ross Jr. born to Havelock couple Jefferson Careys news.
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Sue Parisien
Flo
Eva Souka
Chateau
Elmer Laurelia
Alyce Baker
Ladies’ Curling Club
Lac du Bonnet
H. Holpin
L. Frayne
C. Simpson
M. Bosma
W. MacDonald
Gamey
Olson
Glass
Pine Falls
Fort Alexander
A. J. Vincent
Powerview
Robert Adrian Louis Joseph
A. Lafreniere
Joseph Philippe Leon
G. E. Starr
Simone Bernadette
Wsssue
Tannis Cavers
Jeannine’ Dube
Violet Guimond
Fort Alexander Reserve
Eric Abbot
Winnipeg
Hudson Bay
Wedding of Constance Aitkenhead and Ashley Belanger at St Michael s
Constance Grace Aitkenhead and Ashley Belanger were married at St Michael s and All Angels Anglican church in a 6 30 p m ceremony on February 16 officiated by Father W C Turney. Bride wore white satin with a beaded tiara and veil, carried red roses. Reception at Kalzar hall followed by a wedding trip to Vancouver.
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St. Michael's and All Angels’ Anglican Church
Constance Grace Aitkenhead
J. W. Aitkenhead
Whitemouth
Ashley Belanger
A Belanger
Winnipeg
W. C. Turney
Clifford Owen
A. Reid
George Sinclair
Joan Cook
Joyce
Carol
Dennis Belanger
Wm. Aitkenhead
Kenneth Gordon
Kalzar Hall
Belanger
Vancouver
Clarke Street
A. Hill
H. Nelson
F. Carlson
E. Malkoske
A. Malkoske
H. Malkoske
Ernie
Charlie Steiner
Kenneth Jorgenson
R. Hicock
Gus Merke
Willard
Eleanor
Castlegar Bride Receives Family Guests From Birch River
Anita Stark and Anita Hill attended a wedding in Castlegar British Columbia with guests including Lorraine Newman and Mrs Bill Kirby. Grandmother of the bride and Mrs Gus Seig of Birch River were among those present.
Whitemouth School Notes Curling Bonspiel and Dances
Harry Hunt traveled to Beau Sejour on Friday February 22. The annual school bonspiel is set for February 29 and March 1 with eleven rinks chasing prizes. A February 14 dance, poorly attended due to the King's funeral, featured Steve Birks and his Melody Makers. Another dance may occur after Easter. Two high school curling teams skipped by Lorne Molinski are noted, and students will view the film Huckleberry Finn on March 7. The curling square draw nears completion with seven games in the current standings.
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Steve Birks
Melody Makers
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Wayne Riddall
Tony Dureski
Mary Pasieka
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G. Fiebelkorn
Archie Trapp
Brokenhead
Ladywood
Audrey Fiebelkorn
Queen Street
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Ladies’ Legion Auxiliary
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Horvath
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Burkitt
George MacDonald
George Sadler
Great Falls
Mark Reid
R. E. Hayes
United States
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Southwest Newspaper Mechanical Conference
J. T. Carey
George Ross
Havelock
North Carolina
George Bertram Ross, Jr
Aitkenhead
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Beaver Lumber
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Sia
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