The Chamber of Commerce and community progress
Editorial urges support for chambers of commerce as vital to local and national progress. It explains roles from promoting industry and tourism to civic projects, education, and public affairs, noting provincial and federal links through Manitoba Associated Chambers and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. It argues chambers stabilize communities and shape policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Manitoba
Manitoba Associated Chambers of Commerce
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Canada
Dunkirk spirit and the common man of democracy
The piece recalls Britain's Dunkirk rescue a year ago as described by the New York Times leader, praising the unquenchable spirit of free peoples. It emphasizes the hastily saved BEF, wounded prioritized, and the enduring democratic virtue that Hitler cannot command or conquer.
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Britain
Dunkirk
New York Times
Free Countries
Hitler
Pointe du Bois S Dunwoody to Return From Hospital
S Dunwoody, long confined to Selkirk General hospital, is expected to return soon. Misses A Cross and H Brosch leave teaching duties to spend part of their holiday studying and visiting at Banff. Winnipeg visitors frequent local homes, including the Preston, Allen, Dunwoody, Hack, Harding, Storey, Hunt, Peechia, and Sterdan households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Dunwoody
Selkirk General Hospital
A. Cross
H. Brosch
Banff
Diesel Locomotive Uses Large Electrical System
More than two miles of electric wiring power a 2000 horsepower diesel locomotive. The extensive electrical network drives motors, control circuits, and auxiliary systems essential to propulsion and operation.
Non-resident investments in Canada reach 7.5 billion in 1948
The total value of non-resident investments in Canada in 1948 was seven and a half billion dollars, with almost three quarters of that amount held in the United States, highlighting strong cross border asset placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Whitemouth News Flows With Births Weddings and School Updates
Whitemouth community notes celebrate births including a son at Whitemouth hospital and Mrs J Buss June 25 greetings. weddings of Gertrude Arnold and relatives visiting from Seven Sisters. Local school board hires staff for fall term with Morley Sparrow as principal and new teachers joining. Community events span birthday gatherings, band performances, and vacations in Lac du Bonnet plus Winnipeg banquet attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth Consolidated School
Morley F. Sparrow
Olga Jorgenson
A. Godolphin
William Schultz
O. Wurster
Peter Slonawski
Lillian Olsen
Beausejour Visitors and church tea noted
Mrs J Cheep and daughters Judy and Marilyn of Eagle River visit Mrs F Mitchell at Beausejour. Helen Warkentin of Winnipeg visits parents Mr and Mrs B Warkentin. Rev J A Berridge and family visit two weeks from St John NB. V Smith leaves for Vancouver on three week auto trip. Cpl D Betts family on holidays at Granite Lake. G Fenning Regina visits H Fenning at Beausejour. St James church ladies report successful demonstration tea at Beausejour hotel on Tuesday June 27, thanks to Mrs Hayes Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cheep
Judy and
Marilyn
Eagle River
F. Mitchell
J. A. Berridge
Joan
John and
David
St. John, New Brunswick
Mrs. B. Warkentin
St. James Church
Beausejour Hotel
Trustee Act notice for estate of Stanley Waite at Swan River
In the matter of the estate of Stanley Frederick Waite late of Pine Falls Manitoba and formerly of Township Forty three Range twenty six west of Principal Meridian labourer deceased claims against the estate duly verified by Statutory Declaration must be sent to the undersigned Swan River Manitoba on or before August 1 1950 Dated at Swan River Manitoba June 29 1950 T W Neelands Solicitor for Della Joyce Waite Administratrix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Frederick Waite
Pine Falls
Manitoba
Swan River
Name changes recorded for Podstawka family to Post
Certificate issued by the Provincial Secretary of Manitoba states on June 27 1950 Leon Podstawka becomes Leon Post and Adeline Marie Podstawka becomes Adeline Marie Post. Document signed in Winnipeg with official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edwin Greenlay
Manitoba
Leon Podstawka
Leon Post
Adeline Marie Podstawka
Adeline Marie Post
Department of the
Winnipeg
Weekend visitors and celebrations at Beausejour and Winnipeg homes
Sunday and weekend visits across Beausejour Winnipeg and surrounding areas include Mr. and Mrs. E Stanley and daughter Janet at H Drysdale home, Mrs Hagman and Keilback families hosting gatherings, a linen shower for Bernice Toc her and plans for Clarence Keilback wedding with gifts and guests. Benjamin Englet of Winnipeg spent weekend at home. A birth at St Boniface hospital: Deborah Garland, 7 lbs 13 ozs, June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hack
Leo Duminet
E. Stanley
Janet
H. Drysdale Home
Harry Hagman
Mrs. Hagman
Mrs
Harry Keilback
H. B. Keilback
Winnipeg
Harbison Avenue
Henry Keilback
Keilback
Blaine
James Keilback
Kurt
Brandon
Man
Gunn
Ed. Keilback
Pat Kashlak
Patsy
Bernice Tocher
Clarence Keilback
C. Tingling
Judy Jenner
Scott Tocher
S. Tyndall
William Cottam
L. Keilback
Hallmark Experts Cite 9 to 12 Month Card Popularity
Hallmark merchandising experts say the average popularity window for an everyday greeting card runs nine to twelve months. The finding highlights the durable demand for standard designs and steady sales across seasonal cycles in greeting card markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallmark
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Springfield Leader
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
St James Leader
Leader
St James
Alfred W. Hanks
St. James
Ottawa
George W. Stebbe
Beausejour
Lac du Bonnet
Cliff Brown
W. S. Kennard
Seven Sisters Falls
H. Leith Elma
C. Wendeborn
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Tyndal
L. A. Wawryshyn
W. W. Childe
Brokenhead
Victoria
A. Desilets
Great Falls
Grace McLeod
Pointe du Bois
S. Preston
Glenfields
Wanda Trojanoski
Lowland
Adolph Kondratiuk
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Audit Bureau Circulations
Your Chamber OF Commerce
Virden
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Mrs. S. Preston
J. Preston
M. Clarke
Jean Morris
A. K. Schick
Mrs. Allen
Dorothy and
Irene
D. Boyd
Mrs. Byiers
Neice
Mrs. S. Dunwoody
Mrs. W. Harding
C. Specht
Mrs. T. Storey
Tommy
Mrs. J. Rosen
Fred Maron
Whitemouth Hospital
Young People’s Lutheran League
John Buss
Walter Milbrandt
Charlie Hill
Gertrude Arnold
A. Sommerfelt
Mrs. Rheel
Seven Sisters
J. Laurie
Whiteford
Annie Molly
Kenora
Olie Tergeson
Henry Steiner
Steiner
Oak Bank
Mrs. K. Wergan
Steve Stark
Dr. R. Giesbrecht
William Zink
Norman Tyler
Municipal Secretary- Treasurers
Donnie Steiner
R. Yeo
Mary Boychuk
Julius Bencharski
Ed. Elliott
Nancy Law
Connie Stebbe
Helen Warkentin
Mrs. V. Smith
Vancouver
Auto
Cpl
Mrs. D. Betts
Caroline and
Norman
Granite Lake
H. Fenning
Mrs. G. Fenning
Regina
T. W. Neelands
Della Joyce Walte
Charles £. Greenlay
Douglas Sanitary
P. F. Douglas
Carman
Tomlinson, Crowe and Company
Wurtig Bldg
Sandy
L. Drewle
V. Smith
W. Novak
V. Manchester
L. Kaatz
Ben Englet
Anne Moertelmeyer
Mrs. Moretelmeyer
A. Pearson
Frankie Crawford
Don and
Art
D. Trithart
Donna Lee
G. Trithart
Joe Lafreniere
Atikokan, Ont
Martin Scholz
Golden Bay
Renshaw Funeral Home and Ambulance Service
A. Rosenberg
Professional Services
Leonard L. Portnoy
Boyd Building
Wpg
Dubienski
Barristers, Solicitors & Notaries
Confederation Life
Red & White
Drache, Matlin and
Weselak
Municipal Hall
Joseph Bellan
Chiropractors
Davidson & Baizley Chiropractic Clinic
Somerset
Optometrists
Portage Ave
Kensington
J. Wilcot
St. George
Tourist Auto Works
Shea’s
Winnipeg Brewery Limited
Shea
Shea's
Osler, Hammond & Nanton Limited
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