Springfield Liberals Protest Protectionism
Springfield Liberals pass a resolution denouncing protectionist trends in Parliament as harmful to primary producers and urging fiscal aid funded by the National Treasury. The meeting also backs appointing a farmer to the Grain and Wheat boards and seeks action on marketing Western farm products. Ottawa envoy Weselak and provincial figures spoke, with delegates named for the Winnipeg party convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
USA
Ingfield
Board of Grain Commissioners
Wheat Board
National Treasury
A. B. Weselak
M.P
Ottawa
S. Copp
M.la
W. Lucko
M.L.A
Thalberg Christmas Concerts and Local Oddities
Thalberg North pupils held Christmas concerts on December 19 and Thalberg South on December 22 with strong turnout. The North students finished a skating rink project and thanked volunteers for water transport. Also noted are local marriages Louie Potzer and Joe Dankowski on December 19, perfect attendance honors, Margery Soluk’s studies in Saskatoon, and the Pasaluko family's northern Manitoba trip to Yorkton for the concert. A river ice incident near Brokehead prompted a rescue with caterpillars and volunteers, and a bear river wolf encounter ended without injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalberg North
Thalberg South
Stead
Paul Neumann
John Matchizen
Donald Soluk
Steve Antymis
Robert Bach
Steve Lesko
Wm. Soluk
Louie Potzer
Joe Dankowski
Whitemouth Curling Begins With Novelty Bonspiel
The Whitemouth Novelty bonspiel drew twenty rinks. Winners include Grand Challenge Irvin Klepatz Earl Klepatz Helen Johnson Wallace Johnson Second event P R Paulsen K Thiessen M Evanhoe Barry Paulsen Third event Sandy Cousins Mrs S Stavenford R Jorgenson Myrtle Cousins The Curling Club committee prizes from Manitoba Power Commission T Eaton Co Red and White of Winnipeg Jim Thomson District Hardware and Department Store of Whitemouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
Irvin Klepatz
Earl Klepatz
Helen Johnson
Wallace Johnson
P. R. Paulsen
K. Thiessen
M. Evanhoe
Barry Paulsen
Sandy Cousins
S. Stavenford
R. Jorgenson
Myrtle Cousins
The
Curling Club
Kathe
Manitoba Power ‘Commission
T. Eaton Co
Red and White
Winnipeg
Jim Thomson
District Hardware and Department Store
Holiday greetings and updates from Dencross district
A Christmas and holiday note from Dencross recounts a surprise house warming for John Weereschuk with a cash envelope gift. Relatives from Ridguile Winnipeg Elie Beausejour and district families enjoyed the holiday weekend together.
Whitemouth Christmas Gatherings and Local News
Margie Cousins arrived from Calgary to vacation at her Whitemouth home. A Christmas Eve carol service drew a large congregation at Redeemer Lutheran. Notables included Mrs. Gus Frith in critical condition and former principal Ben Forman visiting. Many locals and guests enjoyed holidays with relatives in Winnipeg and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Cousins
Calgary
Whitemouth Redeemer Lutheran Church
Ben. Forman
Whitemouth School
Mike Melnick
Mastodon Tusk Found In Aldershot Gravel Pit
James Syvert, a 24 year old shovel operator, unearthed what is believed to be a mastodon tusk at the bottom of a 39 foot gravel pit in Aldershot near Hamilton Ontario. The brown tusk weighs about 70 pounds and measures three feet long, dating from the ice age roughly 15,000 years ago as explained by Dr Herbert Armstrong of McMaster University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldershot
Hamilton
Ont
James Syvert
Herbert Armstrong
McMaster University
Milvi Rath
Seven Sisters Childers Present Christmas Concert
On Tuesday December 22 the Seven Sisters town hall sang with a capacity crowd as the Seven Sisters school staged its annual Christmas concert featuring grades 10 to 10. The program mixed carols plays and three magical acts while teachers Edward Carruthers and Mrs G Cousins with Mrs O Oxholm at piano received praise. Santa Claus visited as the show closed and candies were handed to children with proceeds from door collections donated to the Junior Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Sisters
Edward Carruthers
G. Cousins
O. Oxholm
Santa Claus
J. Braund
Albert
Braund
Red Cross
Vacation Guests at Atikokan Home Informal Visit
A report notes local residents hosting family visitors. Gordon Law of the RCAF is enjoying a vacation at his parents home. Harry Hunt arrived from the East to spend time locally. Buddy and Frances, his son and daughter-in-law, welcome guests at their Atikokan residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cation
Atikokan
Ont
Buddy
Frances
Gordon Law
RCAF
Harry Hunt
Zeemel’s rink to represent Lac du Bonnet at Selkirk
Zeemel’s rink won the Lac du Bonnet final 10 to 9 over Zikman Swetz Sauve Kirby to earn the right to represent Lac du Bonnet in the Provincial Playdowns in Selkirk on Sunday January 10 at 10 a.m. The winning team was skipped by Mrs. Zeemel with Ames third, Butchard second, and O’Carroll lead. opponents were Zikman Swetz Sauve Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Selkirk
Zeemel
I Ames
R. Butchard
W. O’carroll
W. Zikman
A. Swetz
Double wedding rites at Thalberg and Gronlid churches
Marguerite Patzer and Roy Block wed at Thalberg Lutheran church on December 26 in a white gown with lace jacket and net skirt. Attendants included Mrs. Block as matron of honor and bridesmaids Mildred Patter, Inez Rach, and Dorothy Nue Mann. The groom was supported by Harold Frolich, Herbert Rach, and Herbert Steffan. A reception followed at Thalberg Parish Hall after which the couple planned to live in Win ipey. Earlier, on November 26, Anne Skoloski married Mike Wolo wich at the Greek Catholic church in Gronlid with Rev Nakoneckny officiating. the bride wore white lace and carried roses, with bridesmaids Misses Jensoroka and Josephine Mareski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalberg Lutheran Church
Marguerite
Wm. Patzer
Thalberg
N? Roy
Block
Gull Lake
Theilmann
Chrlis Block
Mildred Patter
Inez Rach
Dorothy Nuemann
Harold Frolich
Herbert Rach
Herbert Steffan
Winipey
Gronlid
Sisk
Anne
John Skoloski
Mike Wolowich
John Wolowich
Emilian Nakoneckny
Jean Soroka
Josephine Mareski
Wedding in Gronlid Sask Adorns Blue Gowns and Roses
A wedding at Victory Hall in Gronlid Sask featured gowns in blue and roses. Attendants included Alex Katazinski and Peter Skoro ski. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Wolowich, will reside in Sandhill Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Katazinski
Peter Skoroski
Victory Hall
Gronlid
Sask
Mrs. Wolowich
Sandhill Man
Wedding Guests Travelled To Gronlid Sask For Best Man Role
Tyndall by Tyndall by Alex Katazinski travelled to Gronlid Saskatchewan to act as best man at the wedding of Mr and Mrs Mike Wolowich on Nov 26 14 birthday parties week before Christmas Those were Donna Chercoe on Dec 17 and Diane Sawchuk on Dec 4 Mr and Mrs S Pearson and Patsy travelled to British Columbia for Christmas with relatives The annual meeting of St Michael Church Ukrainian hall Dec 13 presided by Rev Kamenecky Board members retained roles J Mastaller President T Kazina Secretary N Klimchuk Treasurer M Henko M Wasylik Auditors Weselake returned from hospital Pneumonia Welcome home party for newlyweds Mike and Mrs Wolowich Dec 5 (Continued on Page)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Katazinski
Gronlid, Sask
Mike Wolowich
Christmias
Donna Chercoe
Diane Sawchuk
St. Michael's Church
Ukrainian Hall
Kamenecky
J. Mastaller
Tt. Kazina
N. Klimchuk
M. Henko
M. Wasylik
J. Wolowich
Greenland Ice Cap Thickness Finding
A geological note states that most of Greenland is covered by an ice cap averaging about 1,000 feet in thickness. The region’s ice mass influences climate, sea level, and geophysical studies conducted by researchers and scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Brokenhead Community Notes and Holidays News
Brokenhead M.F.U. local 2 held its December 30 meeting in the school auditorium. An annual report was given by local secretary Steve Pasesnik. MFA convention reports were presented by F Shumila Mrs. Trapp and Kowalchuk. Christmas weekend visits honored Winnipeg and Portage individuals. Holy Trinity Greek Catholic church service scheduled Friday January 10:30 a.m. Faul Kindefora named new district postmaster. first mailday December 31. future maildays return to Tuesday schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenhead
M.F.U. Local 2
Hiss School
Steve ‘Pasesnikirs
F. Shumila
Wm. Trapp
S. Kowalchuk
MFA
Winnipeg
Holy Trinity Greek ‘Catholic Church
Faul Kindefora
Rickys
Spoon Feeding in Infants Aids Later Weaning
Authorities say infants can be given fruit juice and vitamin D from a spoon at one month. Early spoon feeding helps a child accept spoon fed foods, reducing feeding problems for mothers when weaning from a bottle.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pres. F. Helver
Reeve A. A. Trapp
John Atesh
M. Gretsinger
W. Kotowich
John Otto
T. Proznik
J. Atesh
Phil Kress
I Greening
J. J. Struss
Mrs. Wherens
Victor Parke
Leander Zirk
Bear River
Leander
Gloria
Joyce Fedoruk
Diana
Patricia Pasaluko
Loretta Young
Frankie Letwin
Margery Soluk
Yorkton, Sask
Wm. Pasaluko
Pasaluko
Thalberg North School
Dencross
Mrs
John Hutniak
John Weereschuk
John
John Antymis
Raymond
Lyndia
Ridguille
Man
Llyod Seifert and Lornia
Anne Krowchuk
Stella Tym
Steve Ferens
Sharon
Darlene
Elie
Stanley Kowalchuk
Beausejour
Mike Huska
John Boleschuk
Mrs. T. Gerskine
Gus Frith
Walter Pipco
A. Machel
Eleanor Gessell Roth
Eddie Hill
Albert Hildebrandt
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Paul Hlady
Reggie Charney
Niagara Falls
Leslie Wardrop
D. M. Wardrop
Rose Marie Sudletsky
John Paulsen
Norman Witte
Wilbert Giesbrech
University of Manitoba
Lonely Dale
Mt Jony
Sam Gesell
Boxing
Aby. Zeisler and Son
Mrs. Win
Bilysnky
W. Parno
Parno
Henry Steiner
Sec
Treas
Harry Melnick
Bill Milbrandt
Earl
Roy Sinclair
Mrs. Sinclair
Wravel
Central Press
Cass van
Trenton
Out
Betty Gilmour Trenton
Seven Sisters Childers
Block - Patzer
Wolowich
Skoloski
Ss A
Central Prensa
Tyndall By
Mrs. S. Pearson
Patsy
British Columbia
T. Weselake
Beausejeuy Hospital
By Margery Mariash
Mir
C. Gazinski
Bernice
Helen
S. iMembroski
Bernard ‘Molinski
Portageuirie
Margery. Soluk
Yorkon
Mrs. W. Marash
Fred Buhay
Jinnipeg
Joe .Ogoski
N.B
Hmcs Fundy
Saint Johan
Milton FP. Gregg
Miner of Transport
HMCS
Gaspe
Quebec
Royal Ene Navy
the Fundy
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