Beausejour Co-op Announces New Store Opening
Beausejour Consumers Co operative directors set July 23 at 2 30 pm as the official opening for the new Beausejour store and warehouse with a special discount on all purchases including gasoline and oil. The executive committee curates a public celebration and invites reach the general public. The second annual picnic is planned for July 20 at Garsons Park near Beausejour with expanded entertainment.
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Beausejour
Garson’s Park
Council By W. W. Childe Records Brokenhead Meeting
Regular monthly meeting notes from the R M of Brokenhead with remarks on finances, charity aid applications, and a heated drainage debate over plan U involving Brokenhead Lac du Bonnet and St Clements. Reeve Archie Trapp lauded for clarity as councillors argue over a $12000 reconstruction share and road gravel plans for about 45 miles.
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R.M
Brokenhead
Struss
Reeve Archie Trapp
J. S. Sinnott
M.P
House
St. Clements
Lac du Bonnet
Reeve Trapp
Trapp
Neduzak
Strecker
Pleskacz
Archie Trapp
J. Struss
J. Neduzak
J. J. Struss
John Dammen
Children’s Aid Appeals for Homes East of Red River
The Children's Aid Society of Eastern Manitoba seeks foster homes for under-privileged children east of the Red River. Demand for care outpaces available placements as requests rise. Those willing to help can contact the Society at 669 Tache St, St Boniface.
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Red River
Children’s Aid Society
Manitoba
Society
Tache St
St Boniface
Cromwell Community News Names and Celebrations
Cromwell updates announce Joe Rycar visiting from British Columbia and Louise Greschuk from St. Germain. Phyllis Ottenbreit joins Royal Bank Beausejour. Adeline Baker and Claude Sutherland wed. Joe Evertoski turns 18. Raymond Weselak buys a truck. Cromwell supporters tied Green Bay for prize money on July 1.
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Phyllis Ottenbreit
Royal Bank
Beausejour
Phyllis
Phyl
Adeline Baker
Claude Sutherland
Cromwell
Green Bay
Seven Sisters Hospital Guild Finishes Strong Year
The Seven Sisters Hospital Guild held its annual meeting led by Mrs. G. L. Carr. The treasurer reported $850 raised since September through various projects and plans to continue catering events hosted by Winnipeg Electric Co. A fall bazaar was scaled back. Forty-three paid-up members were recorded. Officers for 1951 52 include Honorary presidents Mrs. C. H. Dahl Miss M. Caton Mrs. K. C. Fergusson of Great Falls, President Mrs. G. L. Carr, First Vice President Mrs. M. R. Everson, Second Vice President Mrs. R. Walker, Treasurer Mrs. H. C. G. Ligertwood, Secretary Mrs. F. CG. Oxholm.
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Seven Sisters Hospital Guild
G. L. Carr
Winnipeg Electric Co
C. H. Dahl
M. Caton
Winnipeg
K. C. Fergusson
Great Falls
M. R. Everson
R. Walker
Albert Zieske Heads Glenmoor Greenwald M F U
At a well attended Glenmoor Greenwald M F U Local meeting C Topnik of Greenwald outlined the past year's work and praised directors. The district is over 90 percent organized and members were urged to stay alert. Albert Zieske was elected president with J A Otto as vice president R F Otto as secretary and directors M Y Pacaluko Steve Pacaluko Pete Seletezke H Freelich and H Shade appointed.
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Glenmoor-Greenwald
M.F.U
C. Topnik
Greenwald
Albert Zieske
J. A. Otto
R. F. Otto
M. Y. Pacaluko
Steve Pacaluko
Pete Seletezke
H. Freelich
H. Shade
R.O
John Deere Dealer Announces New Heavy-Duty Tractors
John Deere dealer J. Steiner of Whitemouth confirms two new heavy-duty John Deere 2- and 3-plow tractors, successors to Models A and B, to be announced and displayed Saturday July 19. Steiner touts engineering advancements and says the models offer the greatest values yet. He invites everyone to visit and see the new tractors.
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John Deere
J. Steiner
Whitemouth
Mr. Steiner
Poison Ivy Awareness Remains Timely For Summer Outings
A reminder to watch for poison ivy as holidays approach and outdoor activities begin. Poison ivy commonly grows as trailing vines or patches. leaves appear in threes and may vary in size. The plant bears greenish yellow pea sized fruits that turn white, and the resin can linger on items. Transmission can occur via gloves shoes or even smoke. wash skin with soap and water immediately, or use alcohol if soap is unavailable.
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Canada
Provincial Library Legislative Eldg Winnipeg Kan S1 1
A fragment from a Canadian provincial library notice lists Winnipeg and legislative building references with a single line of text. The source offers minimal readable context and no clear event, date, or action to summarize further.
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Provincial Library
Legislative
Winnipeg
Kan
Wilton of Roland Elected MFAC President
J D Wilton of Roland was elected president of the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co operation at a MFAC board meeting after the annual convention. He succeeds Gerald Habing of Hazelridge. Burnell and Harkness were re elected first and second vice presidents respectively. Wilton, born 1916, is a mixed farmer with a large dairy herd, a Holstein member, and active in co ops and community boards. He has a long family farm lineage and has served MFAC in district and provincial roles.
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Jack D. Wilton
Roland
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation
Gerald F. Habing
Hazelridge
Grandview
Mr. Wilton
Pomeroy
Roland High School
University of Manitoba
Wilton
Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada
Leona Foster
Somerset
Carman Cooperative Co-ordinating Council
Carman Credit Union
Roland United Church
Dufferin Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Manitoba
Manitoba Grain Growers Association
MFAC
Burnell
Strathclair Co-operative Elevator Association
Strathclair Credit Union
Harkness
Canadian Federation of Agriculture Board of Directors
Morronville- Wicklow
R. M. Dancer
Co-op Life Insurance
Paul Turko
Lapton
District 7
R. M. Wilson
Gladstone
United Grain Growers Ltd
N. Wright
Benito
F. E. Harkness
P. E. Burnell
Strathclair
G. E. Wardle
Virden
J. D. Wilton
H. J. Dangesreiter
Beaver
F. W
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Joe Rycar
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Eugene Rycar
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Louise Greschuk
St. Germain
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Joe Evertoski
Raymond Weselak
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