Beausejour Memorial Fund Receives Further Donations
Beausejour leaders report additional gifts to the Beausejour Memorial Fund including 293.00 from opening night hockey on December 15 and 1,000 from Fair near Beausejour plus 41.10 from rink receipts. Also 4249 from hockey proceeds after club deductions and 47.90 from Ridley’s Pharmacy. Ed Keilbach receives birthday wishes from friends for his civic work and community service.
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Beausejour Memorial Fund
Beausejour
Ridley's
Plan Fair Aims Attracting Thousands With Regional Exhibits
Plan Fair organizers project a three day event drawing 20 000 or more to the town with exhibits from 100 to 200 miles away. The meeting honored the Agricultural sector as the City of Winnipeg and Brokenhead municipality officials pledge support for farmers. Entry to grounds and sports events is free along with kiddie treats and prizes for winners aged 6 to 60. A motion by W. Shuster of Beausejour proposed dedicating the proceeds to local aims.
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Ed Keilbach
Beausejour- Brokenhead
Beausejour
Chairman Four
Winnipeg
Brokenhead
Manitoba Safety Responsibility Law aims to curb careless drivers
After three years the Manitoba Safety Responsibility Law reduces uninsured drivers and raises suspensions for repeat offenders. Written and road tests were tightened with 7 to 11 percent failure rates among new applicants. The registrar notes that financial responsibility proof and ongoing conduct govern license reinstatement and future insurance costs. Around 2,886 drivers suspended since enactment. 877 still blocked.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
R. B. Baillie
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Baillie
Local Chamber Discusses Conventions and Farmers Market Move
The Chamber reviews twelve resolutions for convention floor reception and plans a joint meeting with service clubs to discuss annual Beausejour and District Exhibition. Delegates are chosen for exploratory study and will report back. A Farmers Market site remains under debate after old grounds were repurposed by the War Memorials committee.
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J. Bellan
Chamber
J. Ilchena
W. Horodyski
A. Weselake
J. Funk
J. Rewicki
O. Russell
H. Mitchell
Brokenhead Agricultural Society
George Mullin
W. Shuster
Declaration of Human Rights seen as bold but contested
Manchester Guardian notes the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as a powerful standard that can unite and challenge governments. It highlights authorship by Roosevelt and Malik, global applicability, and warnings that Soviet and other regimes may resist or weaponize the text.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Paris
Yoo
Roosevelt
Charles Malik
Social and Humanitarian Committee
Spain
Mr. Vyshinsky
Manchester Guardian
Birth and farewells mark Brokenhead notices
Mr and Mrs Mike Bosak of Brokenhead announce the birth of daughter Shirley Ann on December 16. Klann family move from Dencross to Thalberg Manitoba. A Brokenhead School party on December 23. Misses Irene Bilmes and Victoria Mosquin host farewell for Dallas Dumas who moves to 774 Magnus Ave Winnipeg. Music by Huska Mosquin and Schinkle. A fifteenth birthday locket given. About 25 guests attended. Christmas concerts at Mars Brokenhead Ladywood and White Poplar praised. Santa distributed gifts.
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Mike Bosak
Jessie Mazur
Brokenhead
Shirley Ann
Irene Bilmes
Victoria Mosquin
Dallas Dumas
Magnus Avenue
Winnipeg
Peter Huska
Ted Mosquin
Elvin Schinkle
Mars
Ladywood
White Poplar
Santa
Portage Lodge Lac du Bonnet Ski Run Open
The Portage Lodge estate at Bird River Lac du Bonnet opened its ski runs during the holiday season. Winnipeg skiers attended as guests and praised the runs and conditions. Notables assisting included Axle Wellin Art Dechambeau Roy Proven gial Jack Laroque Larry Legros Armand Provost Peter Rainer and host Rowland Hammer stedt.
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Lac du Bonnet
Portage Lodge
Bird River
W. L. Hammerstedt and Son
Winnipeg
Axle Wellin
Art Dechambeau
Roy Provengial
Jack Laroque
Larry Legros
Armand Provost
Peter Rainer
Rowland Hammerstedt
UK Firm Wins Windsor Canada Turbo Alternator Contract
A leading UK electrical firm secures a contract for the first two 60 000 kilowatt turbo alternators for a Windsor Ontario steam power plant, among the largest steam generating units used in Canada. The company has produced power plants and related equipment for nearly five decades.
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Canada
United Kingdom
Windsor
Ont
Get Acquainted Size Ostrex Tonite Tablets Ad
Advertises Ostrex Tonite Tablets claiming new pep vigor and healthy flesh for men and women. Promotes a new get acquainted size of 60 cents available at all druggists.
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Mr. Baillie
War Memorial Fund
G. V. Towle
The
Agricultural Society
H. McDairmid
N. Kubish
Shuster
A. Larson
War Memorial Committee
Westons
Snow
Picasso
Matiisse
King Winter
New York
Entral
Central Park
Bulletins
Mrs. Klann
Dencross
Thalberg, Man.a
Portage
Lake View Hotel
Lac du Bennet
Alf. Hallick
Mgr
Beausejour Hotel
Mrs. F. Hayes
Beau Man
Oscar. Russell
Embalmer Ambulance Service
Country General Store
M. Yakem Glenfields
Mum
EATON
Gleneaton
Viking
Eaton’s
T. Eaton
Eatons
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