Eastern Manitoba Opens Nine Mile St Malo Rosa Road
A December twenty ceremony at St Pierre marked the opening of the nine mile St Malo to Rosa gravel road completing a direct all weather route from the Twin Cities to Winnipeg via US Highways 10 and 59 and Manitoba roads. Premier Campbell and Eastern Manitoba officials led the celebration with speeches praising regional cooperation and planned extensions through St Boniface and East Selkirk to Victoria Beach.
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Lake Winnipeg
St Pierre
St. Malo—Rosa
Twin Cities
Winnipeg
Manitoba
St Boniface
Transcona
Bird’s Hill Village
East Selkirk
Gull Lake
Victoria Beach
St. Malo-Rosa
Sauveur Marcoux
Lac du Bonnet
Powerview
Springfield
Campbell
W. C. Miller
William Morton
George Collins
Gerry Williams
Howard Cameron
Art Rogers
Eastern Manitoba
M. W. Hoffman
Lancaster
Minn
K. R. Barkman
Steinbach
Eastern Manitoba Development Board
Elswood Bole
St. Vital
Eastern
Development Board
Minnesota
St. Pierre
Rosa
Tolstoi
de Salaberry
Franklin
Ritchot
Carillon
Emerson
la Verendyre
Red River
St. Anne
Chambers of Commerce
Reeve Johnston
St. Malo and
The Question of Damp Grain in Stored Harvests
Farmers face the danger of stored damp grain spoiling or heating as weather warms next spring. Universities, governments, and farmers conduct experiments on preventing spoilage. The Crop Testing Plan gathers results, with findings to be shared in this column as they become available. Farmers should observe neighbor experiments and note outcomes.
Appointed King's Counsellors Pictured Manitoba lawyers named KC
Samuel J. Drache of Drache and Matlin Winnipeg Beausejour and Theodore C. Greschuk first Canadian born Polish descent named King’s Counsel in Manitoba Greschuk born on a Beausejour area farm attended local school graduated St Boniface College 1923 articled with Fred Heap KC finished law school 1926 joined Hon E J McMurray KC headed firm now partner as law student he served as assessor for Brokenhead municipality
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Samuel J. Drache
Theodore C. Greschuk
Manitoba
K.c’s
Mr. Drache
Drache and Matlin
Winnipeg
Beausejour
Mr. Greschuk
King’s Counsel
St. Boniface College
Fred Heap
K.C
E. J. McMurray
Greschuk
Brokenhead
C P R Adds 3575 New Freight Cars in 1951
The Canadian Pacific Railway reports 3575 freight cars added in 1951 with orders for 4250 more to be delivered this year. President W A Mather states total 1952 equipment outlay around 60 million as part of a five year 400 million plan including diesel replacements from Calgary to Revelstoke and 28 units in service with 38 more due in 1952. Net earnings were down 10 million from 1950 amid higher wages and materials costs. Highlights include Empress of Scotland return, adding Princess of Nanai mo and Yukon Princess to BC Coast Steam Ship Service, and a Vancouver to Prince Rupert service linked with Kitimat developments.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
W. A. Mather
Canada
Mather
Canadian Pacific
Calgary
Revelstoke
Calgary-Revelstoke
C.P.R
West Indies
South America
Whitemouth Council Holds Final 1951 Meeting
The Whitemouth municipal council met in the council chambers on Friday December 28 1951 to conduct final business. Councillors Tony Kellner and George Berrick attended for the last time. Land sales in the Janow and Lewis areas dominated the agenda as new Ward 2 and Ward 4 councillors William Sudletski and Herbert Knopf took office on January 2.
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Whitemouth Municipal
Tony Kellner
George Berrick
Janow
Lewis
William Sudletski
Herbert Knopf
V.E
Star of Bethlehem Choral Program at Pine Falls United
The Pine Falls United junior choir presented a Christmas program on Sunday evening December 30 directed by Mrs. Jessie Anderson with organ accompaniment by Mrs. Rupe Rigg on violin. The program featured Silent Night The First Noel Away in a Manger and a narration The Littlest Angel. Rev King presided and urged keeping the Christmas spirit through 1952.
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Star of Bethlehem
Pine Falls United Church
Jessie Anderson
Rupe Rigg
Tyro
Katherine Huhn
Margaret Johnson
Arvella Gardiner
King
W.T.M
Curlers Visit St. James Club in Deer Lodge Manitoba
A Beausejour rink and two from Pine Falls visited the Deer Lodge Curling Club in St. James Manitoba on Saturday January 5. After a reception and dinner the visitors played games with local members. Also two rinks from Drayton North Dakota and one from Warren Manitoba attended. Beausejour was skipped by Bert Larsen while Pine Falls had Don Munro and Ernie McCutcheon as skip.
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Deer Lodge
Mrs F French Farewelled at Pine Falls
The Anglican Ladies Guild held a surprise party December 29 at Mrs Jack French’s home as she prepares to move to Niagara Falls New York. Games and lunch accompanied the gathering. Mrs Ed Wilson presented Mrs French a glass flower bowl on behalf of the Guild. On Sunday Mrs W K Spence presented Mrs French Pamela and Teddy with gifts from the Sunday School in appreciation of their Sunday School work.
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Anglican’ Ladies’ Guild
Jack French
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Ed. Wilson
Guild
Lorraine Rigg Resigns to Start Nurse Training
Lorraine Rigg, longtime receptionist in the medical office, resigns to pursue nurse training at Winnipeg General Hospital. Mrs. S. Kolesnick succeeds Rigg as medical office receptionist. Marjorie Pasaluko joins Pine Falls hospital nursing staff. New Year events at the Recreation Centre drew about 400 attendees, with decor by E A Frayne and a cabaret style dance featuring Star Dusters.
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Lorraine Rigg
Winnipeg General Hospital
Lorraine
Marjorie Pasaluko
Pine Falls Hospital
S. Kolesnick
Betty Johnson
Winnipeg
E. A. Frayne
Star Dusters
Caution on Nitrate in Well Water for Newborns
The text warns that well water must be tested for nitrate before feeding newborns, as nitrates can cause infant cyanosis from chemical blood changes. Testing should occur just before use due to seasonal concentration changes. adults and children over one year are not affected.
Christmas gatherings mark Brokenhead families visit
Evelyn Krawchuk notes holiday visitors in Brokenhead with Winnipeg relatives, a hospital return, and local Christmas events. Names include O Grodnik Krawchuk Girrard Huska Thombo Goritz Trombo Chorney Ferens Krawchuk Danish Hintz Mariash Chorney and domestic birthday of Stella Mroz on December 26.
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Lawrence O’grodnik
Winnipeg
Paul Krawchuk
Romeo Girrard
J. Krawchuk
John Krawchuk
Dencross
George Danish
Stella Mroz
Elk hunting season extended near Riding Mountain
G W Malaher director of the Game and Fisheries Branch announcing an extended closing date for the elk hunt in the Riding Mountain National Park area to Saturday February 2.
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G. W. Malaher
Game and Fisheries Branch
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Riding Mountain National Park
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Whitemouth
Pine Falls United
St. James Club
F. French
Pine Falls
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Laurence Frayne
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Mrs. Fournier
Evelyn Krawchuk
Portage la Prairie
John Huska
Ruth Thombo
Helen
Olga
Dorothy Goritz
Eddie Trombo
John Chorney
Steve Ferens
Elie, Man
Brokenhead High School
Julius Hintz
William Mariash
Jacob Chorney
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Detroit River
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