Eastern Judicial District holds 23rd annual convention at Lac du Bonnet
Delegates from 2 municipalities gather in Lac du Bonnet for the 23rd annual Eastern Judicial District convention. Reeve Arthur A Trapp chairs, speakers include Reese Brown and Mayor Ethyl Brown, with discussions on government revenue, tax policy, and municipal needs. Resolutions urge safer power lines, road work changes, and state funding for wards and municipal services while highlighting engineering advice for dredging and hospital funding practices.
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Union of
Lac du Bonnet
Fdythe Brown
Stephens
Nade T
Moon Hrohorevuc
Ieenses
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Omahian
Honorvhore-uk
Iquaoe
Coon Kushner
Urban Association
I. J
Urban of Munsematities
Bom Fisher
Mometer
Montreal
Manitoba
Charleswood
Eure
St Clements
Max Dubus
Camemnitter
CCF Nominating Candidate Set for Springfield Ride
The CCF party will nominate a standard bearer for the Springfield riding at Beausejour Town Hall on Thursday July 12 CST. District chairman Mr R Kaweck said intensive organisation has been under way and a prominent candidate may emerge from the growing riding membership. No names will be released now. Carl Hamilton of Ottawa will tour the districts before July 12 and may visit St Clements in the North for a mid July nomination in a Tac du Bonnet region.
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H. G Langrelle
Woodlands
Memorial Hall
J G. Cowan
Minis
Brokenhead
St Clements
Tache
Lac du Bonnet
St. Boniface
Charleswood
Hanover
Dominion City
Franklin
Deloraine
Woodlands Springfield
West Kildonan
de Salaberrvy
Wallace
MacDonald Morris
Rosser
St Francis Xavier
Cartier
Springfield
Beausejour
CST
R. Kaweck
Kaweck
Carl Hamilton
Ottawa
CCE Natonal
Wall
Protect Egg Quality For Year-round Market
The Poultry Specialist for the Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Immigration, J Cameron, warns of declines in egg quality sold at distributors. He notes rising Grade A Large egg prices signal tighter supply and urges farmers to focus on consistent care, including clean water, ventilation, cooling, and proper storage to stabilize year round market quality.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Immigration
Cameron Ha
Cameroh
Jeoulten
Mir Camerot
Cameron
Augusta Briese Will Probated in Beausejour
The last will of Mrs Augusta Briese was probated on June 4 1956 in Beausejour. Bequests go to her sons Harry and Henery Briese and to her daughters Mrs Ernest Schlecht and Mrs Havel Duchek of Beausejour. Grandchildren Rosemarie and Donald Singbeil of Toronto receive allocations.
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Auusta Briese
Beausejour
Briese
Harry
Henery Briese
Ernest Schlecht
Havel Duchek
Rosemarie
Donald Singbeil
Torontto
How Civil Defence Operates in Natural Disaster
The article outlines civil defence roles in floods fires and storms, stressing organized local action. It describes volunteer training, rapid response teams, and staging shelters, first aid, and health services to protect people and property during disasters.
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Matunga
Theo
Avai
Mart Sears
Atseci
Faure
Civil Defence
Sptabor
Civan
Oda
Ana
Federal Ata
Raton
Winnipeg Crop Insurance Talk Sets Conference Agenda
A Winnipeg event highlights crop insurance schemes with speakers from agriculture groups. discussion covers evaluation of policy, funding, and future plans as candidates and officials attend sessions on Tuesday and Saturday, featuring talks on farm costs, credit, and program administration.
Beausejour Co op Annual Meeting Highlights Growth
Beausejour Consumers' Co op Limited held its annual meeting last Wednesday reviewing five year sales trends. 1951 sales were £24.07 and 1955 sales $156.98, with total assets $57,749 and share capital $19,707.50. Over 300 members, about 200 active, 42 new members this year. President Clarence Baker, District Representative A F Deucher, and new district rep J Chabler spoke. River Hills Quartet promised to perform at Seven Sisters on June 20. other local notices included Seven Sisters Tennis Club and Friendly Fellow's Club events.
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Beausejour Consumers’ Co. Op Limited
Chiff Wood
Federated Board of Directors
WAL
Jon Brown
Federated Co Op
Seho
Ise
F. Deucher
J Chabler
Clarence Baker
Saskatoon
F. Borkowski
Baker Vo Towle
M. Swirski
Adres
Friendly Fellow
Upper Seven Sisters
River Hills
Jack Craig
Friendly Ladies Club
Ella Cramer
Whitemouth
Great Falls
Sisters
Seven Sisters
Mets
Lac du Bannet
Ewart Carruthers
Fred Arsenault
Mom
Dad
Warre
Seven Sisters Falls Community Club Drives Hall Dressing Rooms
The Community Club began voluntary work to add dressing rooms to the hall stage. Sigurdsson leads supervision with club members aiding, aiming for progress soon after the early work is finished. Volunteers welcome as activities around the hall resume.
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Sigurdsson
Som Walling Lib
Manitoba Seeks U S Flood Advice
Manitoba asks the United States Army Engineers to perform a cost benefit study of flood protection measures for the Red and Assiniboine Rivers. A Winnipeg sub committee chaired by Mayor George Sharpe recommended official requests to send experts to observe and guide the inquiry through diplomatic channels.
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United States Corp. of Engineers
Beimg
Manitoba
Army Engineers
Oy Premer
I. Cambell
Paul C. Hatton
Coonsul-General
Winnipes
USS
George Sharpe
Winnipeg
Ontaro Department of Planning and Development
A H Richardson
Rupert Carter
US Corps of Engineers
Resu
Corps of Engineers
Sconomie
Red
Assiniboine
Red River
Provincial Library By Ipeg Man 8 3 C-52
Fragmentary OCR text referencing a provincial library matter and a legislative bylaw or note. Details are unclear but indicates an official record involving IPEG, a date or code, and a location. No clear event, names, or outcomes are readable.
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IPEG
Man
Lifesaving gear licensing and flood study notes
SAFETY AFLOAT reviews boating safety topics and licensing alongside lifesaving equipment. The Ion Report notes engineers and cost benefit study firms, with Manitoba flood context and potential alternatives if Corps experts are unavailable.
Life saving gear and boat licensing rules outlined
The article discusses two types of lifesaving equipment, the importance of government stamped gear, and RCMP enforcement of life jacket and lifebuoy requirements. It covers motorboat licensing, exemptions for small craft, and license marking rules with penalties for noncompliance. It notes the CBC’s political influence and editor briefs on broadcasting reform.
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Copartment of Transport
Board of Steamship
R.C.M P
Customs
RCMP
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