Miss Margaret Nix to Speak at Public Meetings
Miss M. Nix of the Department of Health and Public Welfare will speak in January at multiple locations. She is scheduled for January 9 at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. at Whitemouth Municipal Hall, and January 10 at Lonely Dale School at 10:30 a.m. Further talks at Grubert's Corner and Geven Sisters will be announced later.
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Margaret Nix
Department of Health and Public Welfare
Whitemouth Municipal Hall
Lonely Dale
Mrs H R Eby Wins 125 Prize in Robin Hood Contest
Mrs. H R Eby of Pointe du Bois won 125 dollars as third prize in Rob in Hood Flour national weekly contest. She wrote a 25 word essay on I like Robin Hood flour because and could have doubled her prize with the package guarantee slip. Presentation planned at Pointe du Bois with S S Square and H Leedle involved.
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Robin Hood Flour Company
H. R. Eby
Pointe du Bois
S. S. Square
Bonspiel Winners At Whitemouth
Fred Anderson Anita Hill and Marie Steiner win second prize Archie Hunter Dave Wardrop Mrs John Molinski and Niel Uuneau take Consolation H L Kendrick Richard Jorgen son A McMillan and Leonard Hudson Consolation second W Sinclair Eddie Hill John Paulson and Gordon Merke win honours
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Fred Anderson
Anita Hill
Marie Steiner
Archie Hunter
Dave Wardrop
John Molinski
Niel Uuneau
H. L. Kendrick
Richard Jorgenson
A. McMillan
Leonard Hudson
W. Sinclair
Eddie Hill
John Paulson
Gordon Merke
Christmas Concert At Pinawa
The Pinawa school children held their annual Christmas concert at the Pinawa recreation hall on December 23 under teacher A Sargeant. They gave gifts of candies, apples, and oranges to the youngsters. Santa Claus departed and M E Wentz presented Mr and Mrs H Leith and Margaret with a 3% quart size Presto cooker and money, wishing them luck at Seven Sisters Falls. A lunch and a short dance followed.
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Pinawa School
Pinawa Recreation Hall
A. Sargeant
Santa Claus
M. E. Wentz
H. Leith
Margaret
Seven Sisters Falls
Jorgenson Hopkins Wedding News Summary
Hilda Hopkins daughter of Mr and Mrs J Hopkins wed Stanley Jorgenson of White Mouth in a satin gown with a long veil. Ruth Hopkins served as bridesmaid. John.
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Hilda
J. Hopkins
Stanley
Herbert Jorgenson
Whitemouth
Ruth Hopkins
John
Christmas Event Revives Pine Falls Holiday Spirit
The Christmas Tree program at The Chateau on December 23 revived prewar Pine Falls concerts with Leonard and Pine Falls schools joining a children's program. Santa distributed gifts, gratitude expressed to organizers including Mr. and Mrs. J. McNair and several teachers. Visitors from St. Vital and Winnipeg joined family events, birthdays, and New Year celebrations as residents welcomed relatives and news of births and nursing studies.
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Chateau
Pine Falls
Leonard
Santa
J. McNair
Jessie Anderson
A. C. Houston
Rene Tremblay
R. Pereux
L. Seeback
H. Halpin
A. McGuire
Leonard School
H. Rowe
R. McCrimmon
Margaret
St. Vital
Man
Little Verla
Maureen Witt
Art Witt
Garson and Tyndall Social Roundup Near New Year
Garson hosts Miss Kenny in a linen shower with out of town guests and gifts from Gail Little. Births, concerts, and holiday visits across Tyndall and surrounding areas are noted along with a wind-up banquet for the local baseball club and skating trips to Beausejour.
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Lult
Michael Kotchen
Garson
Miss Kenny
Morden
Man
Gail Little
C. H. Magnusson
Winnipeg
H. Little
Beausejour
A. Winkler
N. Bodnarchuk
Tyndall
Tyndall Baseball Club
Orange Hall
Harry Pearce
Garson and Tyndall
Jorgenson Keepsake Best Man at Groom’s Wedding
Jorgenson, brother of the groom, served as best man. A reception followed in the Town Hall. Mr and Mrs Jorgenson plan a future trip to Whitemouth.
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Jorgenson
Mrs. Jorgenson
Whitemouth
Curling team lineup from junior high event
Frederick Ross Halpin and Jack Kahle led a junior high curling team. The squad included Fred Ford as skip along with Ray Mansell Derek Gretsinger and George Sokoloski.
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Frederick
Ross Halpin
Jack Kahle
Fred Ford
Ray Mansell
Derek Gretsinger
George Sokoloski
Christmas Greetings and Personnel Updates in Pinawa Paper
December 30 notes bid farewell from Pinawa representative Margaret Leith as 1949 nears. The Springfield Leader staff is thanked, with wishes for a Happy New Year to Mr. Hanks, Garth Pickell, and readers. Community mentions include Margaret Leith’s return from St Mary's Academy and G Cobb joining Springfield operations.
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Pinawa
Hanks
Garth Pickell
Springfield
To The Ladies Potatoes as Deserts and Dishes Highlight
The article promotes potatoes as versatile for home meals and desserts. It cites potato flour use in sponge cake and custards, and shares three recipes Potato Puff Pudding Potato Wafers and Potato Pancakes with quantities and baking details for practical home preparation.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Subscription Renewal Notice for St James Ian
Reader requests renewal for one year and encloses $2.00. Subscription holder asks to please renew and continue delivery for another year.
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St James, ‘Ian
Winnipeg Visitors and Birth Announcement from Sunday
Dobbin and family and others from Winnipeg spent Christmas with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Wentz and baby Walter Andrew were born December 5 at Genges hospital to P A G Walsh and Vivian Layard. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Walsh note Walter Andrew is the fourth in the name and all were born on a Sunday.
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M. E. Wentz
Winnipeg
Mrs. A. Sargeant
P. A. G. Walsh
Vivian Layard
Genges Island
B.C
Walter Andrew
Genges Hospital
W. A. Walsh
Potato Pancakes with Lemon and Apple Sauce
Two egg whites are omitted and yolks beaten with grated potatoes. Flour and baking powder with salt are sifted in, then folded into stiff egg whites and lemon rind. Drop spoonfuls on a greased griddle, cook until brown, flip. Serve 12 to 16 cakes with apple sauce flavored with lemon juice.
Obituary Martin Jensen 87 Tyndall resident dies at home
Martin Jensen 87 died at his home in Tyndall on December 29 after a long life that began in Denmark and spanned Canada. Survived by his wife and four sons Albert San Francisco Fred Cleveland Jens Winnipeg and Edward Tyndall. Funeral at United Church on December 31 with interment in Tyndall cemetery. pallbearers Gus Alex Nelson Fred Roy Nelson Nels Anton Winkler.
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Martin Jensen
Tyndall
Denmark
Mr. Jensen
Canada
Albert
San Francisco
Cal
Fred
Cleveland
Ohio
Jens
Winnipeg
Edward
United Church
Gus
Alex Nelson
Roy Nelson
Nels
Anton Winkler
Funeral rites for Stanley Potempa of Green Oak Man
Stanley Potempa 71 of Green Oak Manitoba died Friday December 24 at St Boniface hospital. Born in Poland he came to Canada 45 years ago. Surviving daughters Mrs Martini Balmoral Mrs Calhole Kapusksing Mrs Rennie Kenora Ont son Paul East Kildonan. Funeral at Greek Catholic Church Ladywood with burial in Greek Catholic cemetery. Ren shaw Beausejour in charge.
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Stanley Potempa
Greenoak
Man
St. Boniface Hospital
Poland
Canada
Martini
Balmoral
Calhole
Kapusksing
Rennie
Kenora
Ont
Paul
East Kildonan
Ladywood
Father Carmyla
Renshaw
Act Your Age After Forty Says Wise Advice
As you pass forty, nature slows you down and it’s wiser to act your age. You may have many healthy years ahead but avoid forcing luck since your body isn’t twenty years old even if you feel it.
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Nature
Sickness of the mind and its healing parallels
Mentally ill health is likened to bodily sickness with possible cures and preventions. The piece argues mental illness is not inherited or a disgrace, and emphasizes early youth development and home influence as foundations of mental health and character.
Public Education Campaign to Fight Venereal Disease
Canada unites federal provincial and municipal bodies in a four fold drive against venereal disease. The program advocates clean living and thorough knowledge of facts as key weapons.
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Canada
Lose My Selfish Need and Light the Day for All
Poem excerpt urging selflessness and service to others. It praises putting aside ego to benefit everyone encountered, framing generosity as a noble daily duty and a path to brighter days.
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Ruth Farmer
Marylyn Carey
Cath Irvine
Terry Lalor
Therese Pereux
Phyllis Houston
Rosemary Lyon
Beth Stewart
Betty Towler
Irene Segall
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Rita Seguin
Flo Ford
Grace Spence
Janice Nixon
Rossine Sterling
H. E. Spence
Pat Gohn
Pat
Winnineg
General Hospital
May Miller
F. Randall and
A. Fiett
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Mrs
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The
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Bill Jackson
Baby Son
J. J. Jackson
Mark Reid
Great Falls
James Lyon
Frede
Tribune
Wawryshyn
Bert Jones
Dauphin
Frank Wozney
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
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Pete Anderson
A. Riddell
Anderson
Greenwich
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Mrs. H. Pearce
Eileen Thorarinson
Bornwald
Walkleyburg
Bobby Nelson
Prince Albert, Sask
Ken Riley
Vegreville
Alta
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Bill Currie
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Kimberley
Yuletide
Patsy
Albert Hunter
Wilf Matthews
L. Bourgeault
R. McManus
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Douglas Reilly
Joe Komisarchuk
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W. Horeczy
Bill Nowakowski
Fred Nelson
Louis Dudek
J. O. Beckstead
J. Kisson
Karen
D. Cameron
F. Nelson
S. Riley
Mary Lister
Boreton
Cliff Wawryshyn
Freddie Schlamp
Sam Rasmus
Newfoundland
Central Press
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J. R
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Higgins
Margaret Leith
St. Mary’s Academy
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Camp Shiro
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M. Texmo
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W. Kelly
R. Pearson
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Legislative Eldar
Gaton
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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