Tyndall School Waterworks Referendum Approved
Ratepayers in the Tyndall school district approved a resolution at the annual meeting on January 19 to pursue a referendum on a water sewage disposal system. S. Pearson and L. A. Wawryshyn were elected to two year terms on the board. Herman Nelson retired as secretary-treasurer after 22 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyndall
Tyndall School
T. G. Wawryshyn
Herman Nelson
J. O. Beckstead
S. Pearson
L. A. Wawryshyn
H. Nelson
Pine Falls Ladies Visit Bissett Curling Club Trip
A dozen Pine Falls women travelled by bomber piloted by Fred Randall to Bissett on Saturday January 17 to spend a curling weekend. Bissett curlers hosted with coffee, underground mine tour, turkey dinner, and two draws which ended 2 1. Pine Falls won the second game while Bissett took the first. Mrs Robinson welcomed guests, then hosts hosted visits at Hygler and Dack homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Fred Randall
Bissett
C. Halpin
D. Brown
M. Simpson
G. Hutchison
B. Dawson
R. Macdonald
J. Berard
R. Patterson
A. McIntyre
M. Macdonald
K. Windsor
R. Smorang
Robinson
Bissett Ladies’ Curling Club
Hygler
George Dack
W.T.M
Whitemouth Hospital Deficit Down
Whitemouth District hospital board met January 19 and reported a net income of 16649.93 with expenses 18448.96 a deficit of 1799.03, less than half of 1951’s deficit. E Lange elected chairman. committees named finance building and grounds and others. A S Williams named vice chairman with E Malkoske secretary treasurer. Guild ladies invited to meetings. Whitemouth Seven Sisters Falls Elma Rennie guilds praised for furnishing equipment and support.
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Whitemouth District Hospital
E. Lange
H. Steiner
C. E. Wendeborn
A. S. Williams
J. Devlin
A. Pischke
E. Malkoske
Whitemouth
Seven Sisters Falls
Elma
Rennie
V.E
Dupont S D Holds Annual Meeting
The Dupont school district electors held their annual meeting on Monday January 21 with retiring trustee George Dupont re-elected by acclamation. Math Dupont presided E J Bouvier acted as secretary Rene Vincent named chairman and E J Bouvier secretary treasurer Isidore Dupont the other trustee. The levy shows a further tax reduction. George Dupont represented the district at a Winnipeg convention.
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Dupont
George Dupont
Math. Dupont
E. J. Bouvier
Manitoba Power Commission
Rene Vincent
Isidore Dupont
Winnipeg
E.J.B
Farewell for Rev Prokop at Garson parish
About 200 parishioners from Tyndall Garson and Walkleyburg attended a farewell party at the Polish rectory in Garson on Sunday January 10 for Father Stan Prokop. Speakers M Swirski T Dudek and F Wilchinski praised his work and wished him success in his new appointment. Gifts of a wrist watch a Ronson lighter and a purse of money were given. Father Wecki new pastor of the Roman Catholic churches at Tyndall Garson and Walkleyburg was introduced.
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Tyndall
Garson and
Walkleyburg
Garson
Stan Prokop
M. Swirski
T. Dudek
F. Wilchinski
Father Prokop
Ronson
Father Wecki
Saskatchewan
L.A.W
Beausejour Tyndall Teachers Society Elects Officers
Fred Klym of Beausejour was chosen president of the Beausejour and Tyndall local of the Manitoba Teachers Society. Miss A Fraser of Tyndall was elected vice-president with J Smollock as secretary and J Beckstead of Kyndall as local councillor. The group planned resolutions for the provincial convention in Winnipeg at Easter. The next meeting set for February 18 at 8 p.m. in the Beausejour Collegiate auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Klym
Beausejour
Beausejour and Tyndall
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Miss A. Fraser
Tyndall
J. Smollock
J. Beckstead Olf Kyndall
Winnipeg
Beausejour Collegiate Auditorium
Lucko to Represent St Clements Riding After Trapp Death
W Lucko M L A for Springfield provincial riding will assume duties for St Clements after the sudden passing of Mr Trapp. He will cover the northern riding and his own until a successor is elected. Local residents can contact him at Hazelglen or by phone at Hazelridge 94.
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W. Lucko
M.L.A
Springfield
St. Clements
Trapp
Lucko
Hazelglen
Hazelridge
Lac du Bonnet Sets Ice Carnival Date
The sixth annual Lac du Bonnet ice carnival will be held on March 7 to allow Winnipeg Skating Club displays. Skaters compete in the Dominion finals the weekend of February 28. Carnival queen contestants include Irene Wold Riverland Newcombe Gladys Walesiak Lac du Bonnet Chamber support and Shirley Richmond representing Lac du Bonnet School.
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Theie
Lac du Bonnet
Winnipeg Skating Club
Irene Wold
Riverland
Newcombe
Gladys Walesiak
Chamber of Commerce
Shirley Richmond
Lac du Bonnet School
Vancouver return for St George party after family visit
Wilfrid Dupont Beverley and Mrs Dupont return to Vancouver after weeks visiting district relatives. H Lacharity sells Broadland farm and moves with family to Alberni B C while Pat decides work or flowers. Alfred Guimond family from Fisher Branch Manitoba move to Lacharity farm. Alexis Dupont injured at paper mill then sent to Winnipeg hospital. Trapp funeral attended by E M Bouvier Elzear Boulet and E J Bouvier. Kalamazoo philosopher notes on being seen heard and appreciated.
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Wilfrid Dupont
Beverley
Vancouver
Wilfrid
H. Lacharity
Broadland
Alberni
B.C
Pat
Alfred Guimond
Fisher Branch
Man
Lacharity Farm
Alexis Dupont
Winnipeg
MPC Completes 1952 Schedules
The Manitoba Power Commission announced the completion of all farm area work on the 1952 rural electrification program. Energy reached all planned areas before Christmas marking the earliest a year’s schedule has ever been finished. Municipalities such as Brokenhead and Victoria received service in December, and all miscellaneous farm extensions for 1952 were completed.
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Manitoba Power Commission
Brokenhead
Victoria
River Hills News Roundup and Births
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Ed Beyer on the birth of a son at Whitemouth hospital. Visitors to Winnipeg included Mr and Mrs F Badke and Mrs A Bonikowsky. Mrs C Hanke is home after Whitemouth hospital surgery. Fred Hertzog and Carl Leisheid were patients at Whitemouth hospital, the latter with rheumatic fever. Evalt Beskau and Wayne visited from Pine Falls. Winnipeg Falls school annual meeting elected H B Funk trustee and H Beeskau secretary treasurer. Birthday greetings go to Mrs B Newman in Vancouver and Elsie Hawk. White Mouth Baptist youths held a toboggan and birthday party for Rose Sommerfeldt on January 25 with activities at local farms and a gathering at the Grabke home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Beyer
Whitemouth Hospital
Evalt Beskau
Wayne
Pine Falls
H. Baker
A. Beskau
Winnipeg Falls
H. B. Funk
H. Beeskau
E. Altstadt
B. Newman
Vancouver
B.C
Elsie Hawk
Whitemouth Baptist Church
Rose Sommerfeldt
Fred Zink
F. Grabke
Blue Cross Membership Grows Across Manitoba
Manitoba Hospital Service association reports steady Blue Cross membership growth from 22 179 in 1939 to 325 457 by December end. The plan pre pays hospital bills, aiding individuals and municipalities. last year Blue Cross covered 3 312 711 91 in bills for 51 928 members, reflecting real family savings and financial security.
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Blue Cross
Manitoba
Lac du Bonnet bonspiel entrants announced
Two ladies rinks will attend the Lac du Bonnet bonspiel on January 24 and 25 led by skips Mrs Mary Willson and Mrs Helmi Waisanen Good luck to the players. D Spadini returned home after surgery Leo Chorney slowly recovering at home Mrs Leo Chorney and Mr and Mrs Kalin visited Ninette over the weekend City Hydro recently hired Keith McDonald A group of boys plan a weekend trip to Transcona Roy Tester Mogens Petersen Ernie Cormack K McDonald Ed Erickson and B Roscoe attend Transcona P Roscoe principal spent weekend at Transcona Ted Chorney Portage la Prairie home on furlough Winners of community whist were Mrs Seline Mrs Brownel Mr Peliskie and Mr Spadini Mrs S Bodro and baby returned home last weekend.
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Lac du Bonnet
Mary Willson
Helmi Waisanen
Leo Chorney
Kalin
Ninette
Leo
Transcona
Roy Tester
Mogens Petersen
Ernie Cormack
K. McDonald
Ed. Erickson
B. Roscoe
Twin individuality and parental guidance for families
The text discusses how twins are a unique family event and should be treated as individuals. It warns against dressing twins alike and emphasizes encouraging personal tastes, equal affection, and avoiding the feeling of being only halves of a whole.
Fliers' Town at Centralia Lights Up RCAF Housing Model
In Centralia Ontario the RCAF runs Huron Park a model housing community for 360 air force families. Mayor Warrant Officer Tom Gates oversees a council of six with deputies to handle minor issues. Residents enjoy bundled heat light and water with flat rent and free fire police sewer snow removal and hospital services. Main worries are stray dogs few lawn mowers and no kids hockey. The mayor, a 15 year air force veteran from McGregor Manitoba, calls it the best station yet.
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Canada
Tom Gates
Centralia
Ont
Huron Park
Gates
Air Force
RCAF
McGregor
Man
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Northland
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Albert F. Trapp
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Provincial Library, Legislative
Wapeg
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Inglewood
Portage
St. James, Man
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Pointe du Bois
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D. Spadini
Keith McDonald
City Hydro
P. Roscoe
Ted Chorney
Portage la Prairie
Seline
Brownell
Peliskie
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