Beausejour Women's Institute Plans Bonspiel and Local News
Beausejour notes cover the Women's Institute meeting and curling club plans for a first annual bonspiel on January 31 and February 1. Nearby retirements, staff changes at the high school, and town council appointments are listed along with social visits, birthday celebration, and hockey rink activity featuring the Winnipeg Rangers with a 7-4 win over Gimli and future schedule.
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Beausejour
Winnipeg Rangers
Gimli
Sleigh ride and social notes from Bissett and area
Frank DuVal and youth group enjoyed an old fashioned sleigh ride at Harry Brulette’s home then had lunch and watched TV. Mrs. T. Shier seeks dental care in Pine Falls. Ben and Emil Klatt head trapping to Caribou Cake and Manigotogan River in Winnipeg. Birth of David Morgan weighs 8 lbs 8 oz on January 7, first 1959 baby here. Mrs. Hood in Winnipeg to remove a cast and wear a brace after a car accident. Matilda Kuldys hosts six birthday guests at 14 on January 10 with social evening and buffet for about 30 guests.
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Frank DuVal
Harry Brulette
DuVal
T.V
Ben Klatt
Emil
Winnipeg
Ben
Kuldys
Matilda
Local notes from Bissett and area in United Church column
Community notices cover church drives for food storage boxes, births, health updates, hockey injuries, travel to Winnipeg, family visits, and local thanks. Events include Mrs Krause’s operation, birth of Ronald Neil LaForte, and local residents visiting relatives in Elliott Lake, Winnipeg, and Pinnick.
Obituary for George Chalcroft of Beausejour
George Chalcroft, 70, died January 1 at Beausejour hospital. Funeral was January 6 at Russell Funeral Chapel Beausejour with Rev John Bethel officiating. interment at Beausejour cemetery. Born 1888 in England, he immigrated to Canada 52 years ago. Survived by widow Isy a daughter Mrs Ted Marshall of Winnipeg two sisters Mrs Edith Dymoth of Toronto and Mrs Rose Chitty of England.
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George Chalcroft
Beausejour Hospital
Russell
Beausejour
John Bethel
Chalcroft
England
Canada
Isy
Ted Marshall
Winnipeg
Edith Dymoth
Toronto
Rose Chitty
Michael Okrainec
Brightstone
Cropo
Main
Luxton
Man
Russell Funeral Home
Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens
Okrainec
Holy Family
Austria
Maria Ok
Funeral service for Mrs Alvena Darling held in River Hills
Mrs Alvena Darling died in Pontiac Michigan after living 14 years in the city. Born 1893 at Seven Sisters Falls she leaves three sons Bill Brentt of Seven Sisters Falls August and Banno of Winnipeg and five grandchildren. Funeral service January 5 at Oldenburg Lutheran Church River Hills Manitoba with Rev K Parno officiating. Russell Funeral Home Beausejour arranged service. Burial in churchyard cemetery.
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Alvena Darling
Oldenburg Lutheran Church
River Hills
Man
K. Parno
Russell
Beausejour
Obituary of William Horeczy of Garson Manitoba
William Horeczy 73 of Garson Manitoba died January 4 at home. Born in Poland he settled in Canada sixty years ago, lived in Tyndall then Garson since 1954. Survived by wife Mary, three sons Joseph John Carl, six daughters, fourteen grandchildren, one great grandchild and a sister. Prayers January 6 at Ren shaw Beausejour. funeral January 7 at Garson R C church officiated by Rev J Holick. Burial in Garson cemetery.
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William Horeczy
Garson
Man
Poland
Canada
Tyndall
Mary
Joseph
John
Winnipeg
Carl
Transcona
Stanley Fecek
Saka
Wm. Nowakoski
Nick Chepsurik
Walter Balersier
T. Furgala
A. Grabelines
L. Boukoski
Cooks Creek
Renshaw
Beausejour
Garson R.C
J. Holick
Renshaw Funeral Chapel
Daniel Klann
Stead
Thalberg
A. Hauser
Russell
Klann
Beausejour Hospital
Karl Frederick
Daniel
Wm. Block
Fred Kintop
Greenwald
Herman Zirk
Jack Zirk
Beaconia
Obituary notices from Manitoba region mourn multiple deaths
Obituaries record Michael Okrainec of Brightstone Manitoba Jan 1 death at Holy Family Nursing Home Winnipeg with survivors Maria and two sons Alex and John and daughter Pearl. Carl Peter (Charlie) Peter of Lowland with funeral Jan 7 at St John Lutheran Greenwald. Annie Petrus of Allegra died Jan 7 with services Jan 10 at Greek Catholic church Brokenhead. Daniel Klann of Stead died Dec 23 with service at Thalberg. Funeral homes Russell Beausejour and Beausejour arranging.
Births at Beausejour Hospital January List
Vital statistics report births at Beausejour hospital from January 1 to January 9. Included are Irvin Fuerst and wife St Owens with a son nine pounds six ounces. Adolph Greschuk and wife of Tyndall with a daughter seven pounds twelve ounces. Arnold Altstadt and wife of Seven Sisters with a daughter six pounds four and a half ounces. John Fierhaug and wife at USAF Air Base with a daughter nine pounds two ounces. Abe Friesen and wife Grand Marais with a son eight pounds twelve and a half ounces. Ernest Schoenberger and wife Lydiatt with a daughter seven pounds seven ounces.
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Beausejour Hospital
Irvin Fuerst
St. Owens
Adolph Greschuk
Tyndall
Arnold Altstadt
John Fierhaug
Usaf Air Base
Abe Friesen
Grand Marais
Ernest Schoenberger
Lydiatt
Engagement Announcement for Thelma Boulette and Charlie Mead
A Winnipeg visit by Harry Boulette precedes a family social at Mr and Mrs Boulette home. Edward Kirton from Elliott Lake spends Christmas with relatives in Bissett. The Thelma Boulette of Winnipeg plans to wed Charlie Mead of Manigotogan on Saturday January 17.
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Mrs. Rudmisky
Winnipeg
Mrs. C. Harper
Gordon Lemard
Thelma Woods
Charlie and
Helgi Mead
Bissett
Edward Kirton
Elliott Lake
Ruth Kirton
Harry Boulette
Adair
E. McPherson
Annie Kirton
John Wood Jr
Thelma
Charlie
Lizzie Mead
Manigotogan
Great Falls Anglican Church to Host Bishop Hives
His Grace Bishop Hives will officiate a Holy Communion at the Great Falls Anglican Church on January 18 at 3 00 p m All are invited A congregation meeting will follow at Pine Falls Church of the Advent on January 18 after the evening service Anglican members from Great Falls and Pine Falls are asked to attend The Great Falls Women Institute met last Wednesday in the school with a strong turnout Secretary Treasurer Joan Morgan and President Betty Bracken led routine business The guild plans scholarship awards with a ballot forthcoming Hobby nights are set in the school each Wednesday for the rest of winter
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Hives
Keewatin
Great Falls
Pine Falls
Great Falls Women's Institute
Betty Bracken
Joan Morgan
Guild
Home craft class notices for members
Instruction on various home craft projects offered. Members are advised to bring any project they are working on. Reminder to renew membership. contact secretary treasurer Joan Morgan. Annual membership fee is 25 cents.
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Joan Morgan
Education plan details to be released in full program
Mr. Justice Mannin noted that the commission’s briefs limited to division sizes boundaries wards composition and related counts such as pupils and teachers. Full comprehensive information on all aspects of the new education plan will come in a broader information program.
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Justice Mannin
Manitoba Seminars Seek Stronger Boards of Trade
Last fall and sessions in Ontario and Quebec mark one day conferences for community leaders to boost Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce. Manitoba seminars unite regional personnel and business leaders for concurrent sessions on leadership roles, followed by group discussions on work programs funding and area projects. Participants include B R Wolfe Manitoba Vice President Canadian Chamber, F J Scott Manitoba Chambers President, John Laurie Vice President, Evan McCormick executive.
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Ontario
Quebec
Boards of Trade and
Chambers of Commerce
Manitoba
Canadian Chamber
Manitoba Chambers
B. R. Wolfe
The
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
F. J. Scott
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
John Laurie
Evan McCormick
Exec
Chambers of Commerce Leaders Named in Manitoba Canada
A list of senior officials from multiple chambers including Winnipeg Brandon St Boniface and Manitoba chapters is provided with titles such as executive secretary secretary and manager and mentions Derek Griffin and R. R. Mundle among others. The document outlines organizational roles across The Canadian Chamber of Commerce and The Manitoba Chambers of Commerce.
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Utive
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
Norm Bergman
Brandon Chamber of Commerce
W. E. Dumas
St. Boniface Chamber of Commerce
James Fraser
The
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Derek Griffin
Alberta
R. R. Mundle
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Manitoba
Canadian Mills Invest Heavily in Fire Prevention
Canadian pulp and paper mills allocate millions yearly to fire prevention programs, equipment upgrades, and safety training to protect facilities, workers, and regional commerce. The focus remains on reducing risk across large industrial sites and dense mill communities.
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The
Pulp and Paper Mills of
Canada
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S. E. Walgosh
J. Shelton
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Ronald Neil
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Duncan Rousseau
Bill Barnes
St. Anthonys Mission
C. Wynne
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Winnipe
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