Pine Falls Basketball Club Draws Enthusiasm
The Pine Falls basketball club has grown popular with youth this winter. F. Sellers serves as president and Miss E. Allison coaches. Boys are split into two age groups and girls into three, with weekly practices. Uniforms for older boys were supplied by Manitoba Paper. They played Centennial school once and held a successful fundraiser.
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Pine Falls
F. Sellers
E. Allison
Manitoba Paper Company
Centennial School
North Kildonan
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Arsenault Named Deputy Mayor Of Lac du Bonnet Council
Village of Lac du Bonnet council on January 15 appointed Councillor A Arsenault as deputy mayor with Mayor Sparman chairing. Meetings noted other 1951 appointments, tax cancellation on Pt 8-2-3309 due to building fire, approval of lighting charges for Government Wharf, and passage of accounts totaling 229.36 while suspending rules for Bylaw No 21 readings.
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A. Arsenault
Lac du Bonnet
Joseph Sparman
H. R. Eade
Drache
Matlin
E. J. Dzinkowski
Dominion of Canada
Lac du Bonnet Carnival Date Set February 17
The Lac du Bonnet ice carnival is fixed for February 17 instead of the 24th. Skating club talent promises strong entertainment. Princess candidates are Audrey Larson Marilyn Patterson and Doris Woods. Ballots should be ready by press time as the committee urges support.
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Lac du Bonnet
Audrey Larson
Marilyn Patterson
Doris Woods
Whitemouth Elects Two to School Board
The Whitemouth Consolidated school annual meeting held January 15 in the auditorium drew a large crowd. Reeve Ed Henderson presided as George Hunter and Walter Milbrandt completed their terms. five nominations arose with Tyler Sudietsky Milbrandt Pischke and Henderson elected. The year’s key work included opening a second room high school for Grade XII, with a six‑person staff and a sewing club led by Mrs Godolphin and Mrs Jorgenson progressing, with plans to purchase a projector.
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Whitemouth Consolidated School
Reeve Ed. Henderson
George Hunter
Walter Milbrandt
On. Tyler
William Sudietsky
William Milbrandt
A. Pischke
William Henderson
Tyler
Sudietsky
A. Godolphin
F. Jorgenson
Aunt Tillie Goes to Town at Beausejour Town Hall
Brokenhead high school presents a three act English comedy Aunt Tillie Goes to Town directed by Mrs. T E Kozyra to a large audience. The show runs Saturday February 3 at 7 pm with a dance to follow. Local residents Mike Holigrosky and others thank several neighbors for the warm reception during their east visit.
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Brokenhead High School
T. E. Kozyra
Aunt Tillie
Beausejour Town Hall
Mike Holigrosky
Brokenhead
Paul Hlady
David Holigrosky
Paul
Mike Beally
Detroit
Frank Struss
F. Kulyk
Windsor
Mrs. Atwell
Toronto
East
Students to Present Comedy Aunt Tillie Goes to Town
Brokenhead high school students directed by Mrs. T. E. Kozyra bring the three act comedy Aunt Tillie Goes to Town to Beausejour Town Hall on Saturday February 3 at 7 p.m. A dance will follow the performance.
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Tillie
Brokenhead High School
T. E. Kozyra
Beausejour
Second Year Foods Club Names Officers
The Lac du Bonnet Foods club reorganized for their second year in Foods on January 18 under Mrs. Edythe Brown. Officers are June Wells president Irma McMahon vice president Joyce Parks secretary and Claire King treasurer. Members include Aileen Duffy Mae Villaine. They plan a fundraiser for the school dental clinic: a raffle, home cooking, and a coffee bar on February 10 at the Red and White store with the coffee bar starting at 10 a.m. and cooking at 2 p.m.
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Lac du Bonnet Foods Club
Edythe Brown
June Wells
Irma McMahon
Joyce Parks
Claire King
Aileen Duffy
Mae Villaine
Foods Club
Red and White
William Horodyski Named Census Commissioner for Springfield
William Horodyski of Beause jour is named census commissioner for the Federal Riding of Springfield for the June census. Rt. Hon. C. D. Howe announced appointments. 262 districts split into subdistricts with 850 field supervisors and 18,000 enumerators to survey population agriculture housing and trade.
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William Horodyski
Beausejour
Springfield
C. D. Howe
Trade
Comerce
Dominion Statisticn
Canada
Tyndall District Elects New School Board Trustees
At the annual rate payers meeting of Tyndall school district No 568 held Monday January 15 new trustees elected were M K Barton and S Pearson H Nelson was re elected secretary keeping the district governance stable with new leadership and continuity in administration.
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Tyndall
M. K. Barton
S. Pearson
H. Nelson
Quote from Shakespeare on Courage and Honesty
A concise Shakespearean line asserts that honest resolve makes threats vanish like idle wind. The speaker proclaims inner strength and fearlessness, framing truth as defense against intimidation.
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Shakespeare
J Thomas Heads Whitemouth Chamber of Commerce for 51
A large gathering met in Memorial rink clubrooms to discuss Eastern Manitoba highways and resolutions. Officers elected for 1951 were President J Thomson Vice President Alex Hill secretary treasurer R B Latta and executives J Schmidt J Molinski C A Cousins V Yacula T Melnick E A Webb Representatives to the Associated Chamber for 1951 were A Hill D M Wardrop H Steiner and J Hlady. Questions were raised about Big Bog river drainage and Good Roads sign promises with the secretary tasked to seek answers.
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Whitemouth
J. Thomson
Alex Hill
R. B. Latta
J. Schmidt
J. Molinski
C. A. Cousins
Yacula
T. Melnick
E. A. Webb
Associated Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba
A. Hill
D. M. Wardrop
H. Steiner
J. Hlady
Big Bog
Good Roads Department
Mardi Gras Planned By Hospital Guild
The Beausejour Hospital Guild plans a Mardi Gras dance on February 6 at the Town hall with novelty dances and prizes. Music by the Country Gentlemen, raffle for an automatic toaster, and rehearsals underway for a February minstrel show. Townspeople urged to attend and support the hospital.
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Beausejour Hospital
Town Hall
Powerview Edges Lac du Bonnet 6 3 In Rough Game
In Powerview January 19 game Lac du Bonnet lost 6 3 under protest. Poor play near nets and rough third period led to a dislocated shoulder for a Powerview player. Scorers for Lac du Bonnet were A Dancut E Zikman and H Mc Mahon.
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Powerview
Lac du Bonnet
E. Zikman
H. McMahon
Trans-Canada Air Lines links Canada and Paris direct
Canada and Continental Europe gain their first direct air link with Trans-Canada Air Lines flights from Montreal to Paris beginning April 1. The service follows a bilateral agreement signed last August and will run one weekly flight, rising to twice weekly in summer, with a 15 hour Montreal to Paris journey via the United Kingdom landing at Orly.
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Canada
Continental
Europe
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Montreal
Paris
G. R. McGregor
trans-Atlantic Air
T.C.A
United States
United Kingdom
Orly
Paris’ International Air Terminal
Canadian destroyers amid fan mail for Korean evacuations
The Royal Canadian Navy ships Cayuga Sioux and Athabaskan received letters and parcels from Canada and England after aiding the U S Eighth Army withdrawal from Chinnampo. They helped evacuate over 7000 army and civilian personnel with Australian and U S units, commanded by Canadian Captain Jeffry V Brock.
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R.C.N
Cayuga
Canada
England
U.S. Eighth Army
Chinnampo
H.M.C.S. Cayuga
Pyongyang
United States
Jeffry V. Brock
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Rural waters need periodic checkups at home
Water from wells and springs tapping ground and surface sources can become polluted and unsafe for drinking. The Department of National Health and Welfare has issued a booklet titled Rural Waters with advice on constructing home made filters and information on wells, distributed through local and provincial health departments.
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Department of National Health and Welfare
Keen Competition Marks Curling At Lac du Bonnet
Lac du Bonnet hosted visitors from Seven Sisters Pointe du Bois and Great Falls in a Sunday curling event January 14. Pointe du Bois beat Lac du Bonnet 12 11 while Seven Sisters fell 10 9 to Lac du Bonnet on last rock. Great Falls defeated Lac du Bonnet 14 11 as their first win over the home club.
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Manitoba
Lac du Bonnet
A. W. Hanks
Springfield Leader
Pointe du Bois
Doug Anderson
J. Laurie
Ted Lodge
C. Anderson
Seven Sisters
Great Falls
Sam Square
D. Anderson
H. Eby
J. Aprichard
J. Sparman
Paul August
Vic Rowe
G. Ambrose
Ted Wood
Roy Freud
E. Amos
Les Charles
Fred King
M. Everson
J. Bauer
Ken Higins
Skip King
Bill Edwards
J. Kiziak
H. A. Springman
Harland
Coleman
Wilde
Clarke
Pine Falls Anglican Church Congregational Meeting
The annual congregational meeting of the Church of the Advent Anglican Pine Falls met January 15 with Canon W H J Walter in the chair. Reports praised Sunday school, noted a strong financial position with a $3,000 building fund, and discussed future needs including a parish hall and rectory. New officers were elected for 1951 and plans for a chancel stained glass window were discussed.
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Canon Walter
F. Hills
J. J. Jackson
J. J. Jackson, People’s Warden
Jackson
E. Wilson
Ladies’ Guild
W. K. Spence
D. P. Reid
J. Nixon
H. D.L. Clements
Martin Bosma
J. Masson
Synod
J. Caufield
Juniors Guests of Honor At Curling Club Banquet
Pine Falls Curling club held its annual banquet at Manitou Lodge on January 19 with juniors as guests of honor from the high school bonspiel. B Campbell welcomed the juniors and urged continuation of the event while Art Krueger and J Aseltine explained game strategies. The group viewed pictures of the 1950 Dominion Championship matches for the Macdonald Brier trophy in Vancouver.
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Pine Falls
Curling Club
Manitou Lodge
B. Campbell
Mr.Campbell
Art Krueger
J. Aseltine
Vancouver
Marcus Aurelius Quote About Integrity and Humility
A Marcus Aurelius passage urges staying true to one's word and modesty, warning against practices hidden from the light or hidden from others. It frames virtue as public accountability and facing the world with honesty.
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Marcus Antoninus
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Councillors Arsenault
Mike F. Miklechuk
J. William Peterson
V. J. Rowe
G. F. Teare
Council
Mrs. M. Molinski
J. Thomas
Whitemouth Chamber of Commerce
Hospital Guild
Hockey
Jimmy Russell
Springman
Percy Jones
M. Faris
Gretsinger & Sons
Andrench
RCN
W. S. Kennard
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