Local notes keep residents busy with visits and illnesses
Miss Josie Dubel moved to Eagle River Ontario to work at Jacobs Bakery. Winnipeg visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Wasiute spent the weekend with the Novickis. Leonard North visited the city last week. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Thomas Winter on their Winnipeg wedding February 17. Edward A Sitar and Mike Kulbaba are patients in Whitemouth and Beausejour hospitals respectively. The Wendeborns spent winter in Sault Ste Marie and return to Sheridan Manitoba. Steve Stustock of Winnipeg visited relatives. Janiuk Bodnar Dubel and Ted joined Winter Carnival visits in Beausejour. Podolchuk family arrived in a maroon 1951 Ford for a holiday with the Podolchuk parents. The flu hit Elma district. several hospitalized in Whiterouth hospital but recovering. William Gander laments farm life with flu. joking about a Better Half. John Kotalo, 93, hospitalized then sent home next day after quick recovery. Mrs P Kulych visited city. Mrs T R Fairley of Winnipeg visiting A McKinnon family. Leo Meneghin of Decimal Man ill with flu. A Stebalko Sr and family ill. speedy recovery wished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Podolchuk
P. Papushka
S. Podolchuk
Elma
L. Noga
M. Semeriak
Eddie Winter
Whiterouth Hospital
William Gander
Bill
Bazaar Aids Pine Falls Legion Hall Project Funds
A Women's Legion auxiliary bazaar at the Legion hall on Wednesday night February 2 raised funds for completing the Legion hall and supporting ongoing work. The bake sale baby garment sale and white elephant sale drew generous patronage and two cakes were won by Mrs E Wilson and Mrs W Roy Raymond Mansell heads to Flint Michigan for studies at General Motors Institute while local students Dennis Wardrop Leif Sunde Ken Randall and Doug Lauchlan return home during Manitoba University mid term. خوش
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
E. Wilson
W. Roy
Manitoba University
Pine Falls
Dennis Wardrop
Leif Sunde
Ken Randall
Doug Lauchlan
Eileen Schuetze
Merrill Brown
Florence Richik
Believe it or not whooping cough protects children
A public health notice highlights that whooping cough is a serious childhood disease but can be prevented with the whooping cough vaccine. It advises consulting a doctor or health officer for vaccination information and schedules.
Seven Sisters Falls Socials and Bridge Games
Seven Sisters Falls Scouts and Cubs staged a whist drive at the community hall with twelve bridge tables and a lunch, awarding prizes to Mrs S Krondatiuk, Mrs C Precious, Maurice Everson, and Ritchie Gittins. A second event hosted by Mrs K Ambrose featured bridge, turkey dinner, and awards to Mrs McGibbon and Pat Precious with praise for Dorothy Ambrose’s cooking. A birthday surprise for Morna occurred at Mrs T Franta’s home, and two local rinks prepared to depart for a Pine Falls bonspeil, with Charlie among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Falls
S. Krondatiuk
C. Precious
Maurice Everson
Ritchie Gittins
Weekend Visits and Curling Trip Highlight Beausejour Notes
Social rounds mention Precious Frantz and Mc Larty families visiting friends. A Winnipeg Electric Curling Club outing from Beausejour saw men away while Mrs Leith hosted bridge. Grandparents Braund celebrate a granddaughter born February 21 at Beausejour General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Electric Curling Club
Fort Garry
Howard Leith
Jack Kearns
David Moors
George Rerick
Brokenhead News Briefs Highlight Local Visitors
Weekend visitors Edna Krowchuk of Brookfield and Helen and Olga Hintz of Winnipeg visited the Trombo family at their home. A skating party was hosted by Miss Danda Mroz with attendees Ethel and others. Stanley Trombo showed off a new blue 1951 Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Trombo
Edna Krowchuk
Brookfield
Helen
Olga Hintz
Winnipeg
Danda Mroz
Ethel
LOWLAND By L. BAUMGARTNER
Spring brings back local youths Mike Hroosht and Johnny Gorgorchuk from the bush while Miss Adel Regula of Red Deer is ill. The writer notes pupil copying, a hospital discharge, and wishes Irene Rogocki and Paul of Mars school a speedy recovery after reports of illness from Brokenhead East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Hroosht
Johnny Gorgorchuk
Brokenhead East
Paul
Mars School
Queen Mary Prepares at Southampton for Festival of Britain
The liner Queen Mary is being given an out of season spring clean at Southampton docks in readiness for the Festival of Britain with extensive maintenance and redecorating planned before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton Docks
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At least ten countries use the eagle as the symbol of supremacy in national emblems and heraldry, reflecting a shared motif across varied civilizations and periods. The eagle appears in flags, seals, and coats of arms, signaling power, authority, and strategic significance in state iconography.
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Josie Dubel
Eagle River
Ont
Jacob's Brotery Store
Harry Wasiute
S. N. Novicki
Leonard North
Thomas Winter
Edward A. Sitar
Whitemouth Hospital
Mike Kulbaba
Beausejour Hospital
E. J. Wendeborn
David
Joy
Sault Ste. Marie
Sherridan
Man
Steve Stustock
Mrs
P. Stastock
Edward Janiuk
John Bodnar
John Dubel, Jr
Ted
Beausejour
John Kotalo
T. R. Fairley
Mrs. A. McKinnon
E. Meneghin
Leo
A. Stebalko, Sr
W. T. Mansell
Raymond. Mansell
Flint, Mich
General Motors Institute of Technology
Jack Huhn
Johnny
Joan
Huhn
Hudson's Bay Company
Jim
Nels Caulfield
St. Joseph Island
Seven Sisters Falls
Mrs. H. Leith
Axel
Desa Oddreifsson
Desa
Charlie
Cranbrook
Plymouth
Hymouth
Cambridge Club
SAVOY
Concord
Seden
Lakeview
Manitoba
Cldie
Okeechobee Valley
Fla
Canada
Bernice Cousins
Marion Williams
Marna Frantz
Doreen Lewis
Anna Peterson
Ronnie Cinq Mars
Grandma
Grandpa Braund
Albert Braund
Beausejour General Hospital
Jimmy
Mary Braund
Ted Braund
Joyce Kindefora
Marge
Ernie Mariash
Bert Molinski
Johnny Gmitrowski
Michael Roshko
Mike Holigroski
Mrs. Rose Paseshnik
Mrs. M. Molinski
Lowland
L. Baumgartner
Irene Rogocki
Department OF Labour Maton F. Gregg
Rensh
Department of Labour
Orten
A. Macnamara
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