Masquerade Dance Starts New Year at Community Hall
A large festive crowd greeted the New Year at a masquerade dance in the Community Hall with judges awarding Miss Jean Oakley as Ladies winner, Gilbert Heseltine the sweater girl, Master Ralph Williams Boy's winner, and Mil dred Lodge the Girl's prize. Visitors included Irene Anderson and several Winnipeg guests, with many locals and returning families joining in celebrations.
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Jean Oakley
Gilbert Heseltine
Ralph Williams
Mildred Lodge
Wartime Prices Board advise on rationing and prices
A Winnipeg Wartime Prices and Trades Board column answers reader questions on malted milk pricing, dental fees, butter coupons, hoarding limits, Swiss cheese pricing, cranberry jelly rationing, and rotten potatoes. It clarifies that milk drinks may rise, dental fees are not regulated, butter must be couponed, hoarding is prohibited, some cheeses are under ceilings while others are not, cranberry jelly remains rationed due to sugar, and faulty potatoes fall outside board rules.
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January Butter Coupon Valid Dates
Four butter coupons become good in January with one coupon each on January 2nd January 16th January 23rd and January 30th.
Whitemouth Notes Highlight Local Honors and Visits
Clarence Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Nelson, wins a gold watch from the Good Deeds Club for selling the most Christmas seals in Whitemouth and beyond. Mrs. A. E. Webb hosted friends last Friday. Martha Knopf returns from Chicago. Baptist Watch Night service on December 31 drew a good crowd with Rev. Fred Ohlman delivering the message. Stanley Jorgenson and Miss Gladys McLaughlin visited the Harrison home in the city.
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Clarence Nelson
Fred Ohlman
Stanley Jorgenson
Gladys McLaughlin
Tom Harrison
Closed in rink project for Pine Falls proposed
A meeting in J. T. Carey's office on Tuesday Jan 7 discussed plans for an ice carnival and forming a winter club to fund a closed in rink for Pine Falls. Carey urged community support to raise funds and build a covered rink by 1948 as a youth recreation centre.
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J. T. Carey
Roy Perry
Mr. Carey
Pine Falls Winter Carnival Plans Unveiled
The Pine Falls Winter Club outlines officers and committees for the carnival with J T Cagey as chairman and Roy Perry as vice chair. The carnival aims to be the community’s biggest ice show yet and will feature a popularity vote to select a Carnival Queen. Volunteers are invited from all ages to participate and support a closed-in rink.
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Roy Perry
L. E. Seebach
Wm. Hibbert
W. B. Dimock
Queen
Ben van Malsen
L. Taylor
Jack Miller
Henry Halpin
Frank Lidstone
Don McCulloch
C. Higginson
O. Jacobs
N. Collier
N. Smorang
R. Farmer
Pine Falls
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