Beausejour Notes Include Hockey Win and Social Events
Beausejour sports and social items feature Beausejour hockey fans recounting a 5-4 victory over Pine Falls with a first game debut for a promising Beausejour team. Community notices cover Women's Institute meetings at the Beausejour Hotel, a January 15 whist drive for Memorial Fund, birthday club honors, and plans for monthly fundraisers. The annual New Year’s Dance is reported as successful, with trustees urged to attend the Winnipeg convention January 21 to 23.
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Ivan Ridley
Beausejour
Pine Falls
Women’s Institute
Beausejour Hotel
W. R. Bethel
Memorial Fund
Local notes reflect community moves and visits
The column records various community items including visits to Winnipeg and Toronto, a birth in St. Quens on January 8, business staff changes at Sinnott Motors, a banquet honoring C. J. Lee, and transfers of George Stebbe to High River Alberta. Also mentions the Altar Society gathering and several residents traveling or on leave.
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Hugh Crawford
Winnipeg
J. S. Case Co
Sinnott Motors
School Daze In Pine Falls
Pine Falls returns to class with students settling into studies after holidays. High school curling resumes with four teams Tuesday and another four Saturday. Pine Falls hockey lost 5-2 to Beausejour Wednesday. Students rallied support with cheerful crowds and fund raising snacks. Doug Lauchlan returns from Winnipeg after Boys Parliament and curling Bonspiel. Exam results bring smiles or frowns. plans begin for a sleigh ride and a Student Council meeting on Friday. Jean Hoffman visits with local teens. Miss A. Moore marries J. Lyons. teaching staff and pupils extend congratulations.
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High School Curling
Pine Falls
Beausejour
Doug Lauchlan
Winnipeg
Doug
Pine Falls School
A. Moore
J. Lyons
Halpin and Fredericks Rinks Reach Semi Finals at Mani toba Bonspiel
The Halpin senior rink advanced to the semi finals with four wins in six games at the Manitoba High School Bonspiel. The Fredericks junior rink faced tougher luck but enjoyed the experience. A banquet in the Auditorium capped their memorable trip for the boys.
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Halpin
Fredericks
Manitoba
Tyndall News And Local Notes From L A Wawryshyn
Tyndall updates cover visitors from Minneapolis for Christmas and local New Year celebrations. Reports note Billy’s posting in Edmonton, William Lewis’s broken rib recovery, and Martin Jensen’s pneumonia. Curling gains interest with a Beausejour rink lineup. Red Deer Hotel’s hall hosts a New Year celebration, Ted Weselak proprietor. A Lac du Bonnet dance featured Sleepy and Swede. Tyndall Ladies Club held a needlework evening at the Tyndall Hotel. Christmas carols by Ukranian groups visited homes on Dec 29 and Jan 8. David Morden suffers arthritis two weeks, and George Hill of Garson contracts for hauling gravel to Great Falls. Wishing success to local gravel venture.
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Red Deer Hotel
Ted Weselak
K. Chorney
W. Kisiloski
M. Swirski
J. Mastaller
S. Homan
J. Horosko
P. Yurkiw
P. Prychun
Z. Sabat
D. Wincharyk
J. Tepilo
Carollers
George Hill
Garson
Great Falls
Tyndall
Wartime coal subsidies cut for hotels and hospitals
The Wartime Prices and Trade Board announced that from January 1 subsidies will not be paid on coal deliveries to hotels, hospitals, or any institutions. Subsidies will continue for imported bituminous coal briquettes and coke to private dwellings rooming houses and apartments until further notice.
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Prices and Trade Board
Metcalf Named CNR Vice President and Executive
M A Metcalf C B E newly appointed vice president and executive assistant of Canadian National Railways is a well known Canadian transportation figure. He began 37 years ago as a junior clerk in the operating department of the Canadian Northern Railway and has risen steadily, becoming executive assistant to the president in August 1943, now adding the duties of vice president.
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M. A. Metcalf
C.B.E
Canadian National Railways
Metcalf
Canadian Northern Railway
Wilsons move from Tyndall to St Charles for winter
Mr and Mrs Wilson depart Tyndall and plan residence in St Charles for the winter. J D Brown travels to Nashville Tennessee on January 5 to resume medical studies.
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Mrs. Wilson
Tyndall
St. Charles
J. D. Brown
Nashville
Tenn
Reservists to Attend Dinner Dance at Marlborough Hotel
On January 15 members of the 147th Anti-Tank Battery will hold their annual Dinner Dance at the Marlborough hotel. Over twenty young reservists expect to attend.
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147Th Anti-Tank Battery
Marlborough Hotel
May lift fur tax on Charlottetown producers
Island ranchers report federal authorities may remove the 10 percent excise tax on furs in the upcoming budget. They also asked for elimination of the eight percent sales tax on fur garments.
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Charlottetown
P.eli
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Leatin In Poveng Memory Of Our Father J B Doetatn
In affectionate memory of our father and grandfather J B Doetatn who passed away January 2465. Ever to be remembered by his children and grandchildren.
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Letain
J.B Doetatn
Ladies Delayed Take Dr Goodes Pills Lose Pain Relief
Tower Drug Ltd at 534 Mountain Ave Winniper promotes Dr Goodes Female Pills triple strength for delayed and painful periods. Thousands of satisfied users report relief, per the ad.
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DR. Goodes
Tower Drug Ltd
Mountain Ave
Winniper
Correction to infant death notice and birthday gathering
In a prior edition a loss notice for Mr and Mrs M Herbert misspelled daughter when it should read son. A birthday party for Fred Nelson on December 31 at the Nelson home noted guests but the report ends abruptly with incomplete details.
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F Nelson
Fred
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