Seven Entrants Win Ribbons at Brandon Fair
The Lady Fingers Clothing club of Whitemouth Consol dated school led by Mrs. Godolphin and Mrs. Jorgenson sent an exhibit to the Boys and Girls Fair in Brandon. Anita Hall earned a purple ribbon first prize for a fist year Manitoba sewing apron. Seven entrants won outcomes including three red ribbons and thirteen blue ribbons. On Saturday July 15, seven club members and leaders attended the Boys and Girls Club rally at Dugald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Fingers Clothing Club
Whitemouth Consolidated School
Godolphin
Jorgenson
Brandon
Anita Hall
Manitoba
Dugald
Brokenhead Group Holds Banquet Underscores July Celebration Wind-up
The Brokenhead Agricultural society held a banquet on Thursday July 20 at Cromwell to close the July 1st celebration. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J J Steffes, Mr and Mrs Joseph Steffes, Mr and Mrs A Ottenbreit, Mr and Mrs N Kubish, Mr and Mrs J Mroz, and others. Diane of British Columbia performed dances with entertainment by Kay Johnny and Eddie Kruk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenhead Agricultural Society
Cromwell
J. J. Steffes
Joseph Steffes
A. Ottenbreit
N. Kubish
J. Mroz
A. Tolesko
A. Modjeski
A. Greenberg
Allan Maclean
al. Best
Clarence Baker
Douglas Henie
George Towle
A. Gurvitz
Harry Kruk
Kay, Johnny
Eddie Kruk
Display and Parade Prizes Awarded in Competition
Participants received prizes for two categories, display and on parade, recognizing effort and presentation. The event highlighted creativity and marcher coordination, with awards announced to standout entrants during the ceremony.
Whitemouth Council Prohibits Fireworks Within Municipality
The Rural Municipality of Whitemouth meeting on July 12 1950 approved June finances and authorized a dragline for road work until funds run out. A sale offer of Lot 18 Block 7 Plan 1445 was set at 100 dollars. The by law bans fireworks sales and use within the municipality to curb disturbances. The Elma South road will be taken over by the Department of Public Works for maintenance for at least a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
C.S.T
Leegus
Manitoba
M.T.S
N.W
William Lucke
M.L.A
Springfield
Department of Public Works
Elma South Road
Lac du Bonnet
G. Teare
E. Wojciechowski
Joseph Mazur
Julian Bilan
A. E. J Davies
W. R. Belluk
P. Bruneau
C.P.R
Jack Fosty
A. McIntosh
Royal Bank of Canada
Manitoba Paper Co
E. Hunchak
Ed. Hunchak
G. Abenstein
John Holywool
J. Surowiec W
M. L. Chihowski
Mike Huhay
Nick Worona
N. Woloshyn
Joe Bileki
Aphids Threat to Barley Walldrops in Manitoba Fields
Barley growers in southwest Manitoba are warned to monitor for grain aphids that erupted last year and spread across barley regions. 150000 to 200000 acres are infested, with early seeding and insecticidal control as key preventives. Weather will largely determine the severity. growers should report signs to the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Barley Improvement Institute
Department of Agriculture
Beausejour Hospital Guild Forms New Leadership
Mrs. T Towle heads the newly formed Beausejour Hospital Guild after its June 23 meeting. Officers elected include vice president Mrs H Genaske recording secretary Mrs N Rumak corresponding secretary Mrs C Nichols and treasurer Mrs S Rumak among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Towle
Beausejour Hospital Guild
B. Warkentine
Carr
Williams
Seven Sisters
H. Genaske
N. Rumak
C. Nichols
S. Rumak
Catch Proves Good Fishing In Lac du Bonnet Area
Mayor Sparman and Pat Matthews fished Slave Falls last week returning with 24 pickerel including an 8.5 pound specimen and a 10.5 pound jack. Herman Larson joined the trip to showcase Lac du Bonnet as a fishing holiday area, with films to follow proving the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Mayor Sparman
Pat Matthews
Herman Larson
Slave Falls
Pat
World Wheat Crop Estimates From Spain and U S
Spain projects a wheat harvest around 125 million bushels, higher than the past two seasons but below the pre war average. U S estimates put total wheat at 944 million bushels with 247 million spring and 697 million fall bushels, down about 196 million from last year’s 1,140 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
United States
Precautions To Reduce Bloat In Legume Pasture
Bloat is a major obstacle in using legume pastures for cattle. It is linked to trapped rumen gases, worsened by fresh high water content alfalfa or clover, wet or frost ravaged forage, and dense immature stands. Mixing grasses reduces risk. avoid turning hungry cattle onto alfalfa. feed grass or dry hay first. Mild cases respond to belching stimulation or mineral oil drenches. serious cases require rumen puncture with a trocar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Melford
Sask
H. E. Wilson
Two Winnipeg Weddings Reported In Local Church Notices
Canon Glover officiated at the July wedding of his daughter Margaret Elspeth to Armas Sukava in St. Margaret's church Winnipeg. The Sukavas plan to reside in Trail after a brief wedding trip, with details of gowns, attendants, and reception noted. A second wedding in Whitemouth South Lutheran church united Jeanne Elizabeth Schatkowsky to Rudolph Noel with explicit attire and attendants described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon F. Glover
Margaret Elspeth
Armas John Sukava
Trail
B.C
St. Margaret's Anglican Church
Winnipeg
Canon
Margaret Dyker
Lawrence Fairfield
F. Williams
Roberto Glover
Ruth Glover
Frederick Watters
Mervin English
John Clarke
Evanson Street
University of Manitoba
Whitemouth South Lutheran Church
Jeanne Elizabeth
Julius Schatkowsky
Rudolph Noel
Alex Malkoske
Wilma Schatkowsky
Betty Lange
Vivian
Cynthia Malkoske
Eddie Noel
Johnny Schatkowsky
Rudy Malkoske
Lac du Bonnet approves land purchase at July meeting
At the Village of Lac du Bonnet council on July 17, Mayor Joseph Sparman presided as councilors M. F. Brown A. Arsenault and M. F. Miklechuk approved payment of accounts including Postmaster for 20.00 and authorized purchase of lot 15-1-686 from Naima Erickson for 135.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Naima Erickson
Joseph Sparman
M. F. Brown
A. Arsenault
M. F. Miklechuk
G. F. Teare
Beausejour Ball Tournament Draws 1000 Fans in Beausejour
About 1,000 spectators attended the Beausejour baseball tournament on July 23, with eight teams playing seven games. Don Campbell pitched Beausejour to a 6-0 win over East Selkirk, and Beausejour defeated Tyndall 12-6 in the final. Other results included Steinbach edging Pine Falls 4-3 and Powerview beating Northern All-Stars 4-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Don Campbell
Beausejour Club
East Selkirk
Steinbach
Pine Falls
Powerview
Tyndall
Stonewall
Weldon Ridley
D. Campbell
J. Coughlin
R. A. Hayes
R. Dugard
P. Koslack
R. Kubish
W. Ridley
A. Rollie
L. Modjeski
E. Wolanin
A. Hayes
E. Kaatz
C. Wawryshyn
J. Demarco
M. Cymyshyn
B. Gimitrowski
A. Wawryshyn
J. Gimitrowski
B. Wawryshyn
Winkler, Nelson
Erickson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ai Ai Beausejour
A RA
Lady Wood
Elma Seven Sisters
Pointe DU Bois
Pinawa
River Hills
Great Falls
Canada & Outside
Brandon Fair
Brokenhead Group
Whitemouth Council
Thomas J. Deakin
Horace Street
St. Boniface
Deakin
Berkingside Church
England
Canada
Deaking
Walter John
Alfred Edward
Ernest Thomas
Albert Cecil
C. Fr. Moxley
J. Kamell
Sukava—Glover
Noel—Schatkowsky
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Beaver Lumber Co
Dan Malyk
Steve Soroka
Builders’ Supply
Lavoie Bros
N. Maslo
J. Lukowich
M. Lukowich
Mike Olynick
Ed. Zawislak
John Morski
M. Horbatiuk
J. Freidoff A. Tetrault
Chulka
Sarapa
Tinndal
Larson
Wanag
Frank Bloomquist
Packer
J. Lodge
Joe Kowalechuk
W. Zaretski
A. Horbaty
A. Ronis
J. Jurgenson
A. Dancyt and Son
E. Onysyk Co
J. Hapko
T. Ukrainec
Viking Motors Kiziak’s
Province of Manitoba
Royal Insurance Co
M. Shiska
Et al
R.M. Lac du Bonnet Council
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