Pine Falls Cadets Enjoy Life at Dundurn Camp
Pine Falls cadets at Dundurn Camp pursue a varied program with driving and maintenance training for army wheeled vehicles, radio operation, and field duties. The senior leaders train others while sports, water safety, and first aid badges are emphasized. Pine Falls boys Richard Hebert Donald Turcotte Keith Cork David Cobrough Richard Hines Roeland Harrison attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Dundurn
Nes Apes
Wiliam Patterson
James
Jeaders
St. John's Ambulance
Red Cross
Richard Hebert
Donald Turcotte
Keith Cork
David Cobrough
Richard Hines
Roeland Harrison
Tyndall and Winnipeg Teachers Training Crowd at Normal School
A lengthy notice lists attendees of a summer teachers training course at the Normal School in Winnipeg and mentions a Farmers Union banquet at Teddies Place on Saturday. Included are names such as Judy Wasyrobhyscolette and several local families visiting relatives and attending weddings, with ongoing notices of transfers, hospital visits, and upcoming nuptials.
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Evanko
Normal School
Winnipeg
Farmers Union
Teddies
Judy Oth
Manitoba Farmers Union Convention Set for Winnipeg Dates
The Manitoba Farmers Union will hold its annual convention in Winnipeg from December 3 to 7. The dates were set at an MEU board meeting held July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Farmers Union
Winnipeg
An Meu
Carberry Member Wins Public Speaking Contest
Bernice Rassmussen, a 4-H member of the Carberry Beef Club, won the Manitoba public speaking contest sponsored by the Winnipeg Kinenis Club and the Extension Service. Bill Raspen of the Boissevain Seed Club took second on forest conservation, and Juanita Pollock of Shoal Lane Foods Club placed third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Winnipeg Kinenis Club
Extension Service
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Bernice Rassmussen
Carberry Beef Cab Club
Bill Ranseen
Boissevain Seed Club
Juanita Pollock
Shoal Lane Foods Club
Harcoor
W. J. Harrison
Woruipe Mit Pvelvi Laneway
St. Joens 4-H Garden Club
Monations
Huran Health
Ewtension Coffieris
36 4-H Club Members To Attend Minn Fair
Thirty six Manitoba 4-H delegates chosen by the 4-H Club Council will attend the Minnesota State Fair from August 28 to 31. Mrs Pearl Warren and Wallace Krebs are named as Beau Sejour区 nominees. Miro J Forbes, Swan River Agricultural Representative and association president, leads the trip.
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Seth
Ameludine
Manitoba
Minnesota
Beausejour
Pearl Warren
Great Falls
Wallace Krebs
Winnipee
Miro J. G. Forbes
Swan River
Manitoba Agericultural Representative Association
Vita Tornado Relief Donor At Shea’s Winniseg Rewery
Dr H V Walden head of Vita Hospital and Disaster Committee stands with Shea’s Winniseg representative Pete Langelle in a Vita relief scene. Langelle presents a $1,000 cheque to the Vita Disaster Fund after the tornado devastated the southeastern Manitoba community last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Vita
Shea's / Winniseg rewery Limited
H. V. Walden
Vita Hospital
Vita Disaster Committee
Shea
Pete Langelle
Vita Disaster Fund
Manitoba 1955 Hunting Rules See Two Notable Revisions
Manitoba’s 1955 hunting regulations introduce two changes. The Delta Waterfowl Control Area is slightly reduced, while a new closed zone appears along the Hudson Bay shore from the Ontario border to Owl River, restricting migratory game bird shooting in that area. Most seasons extend, with a ten duck daily bag and three days’ bag possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Delta
Canadian Wildlife Service
Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources
Hudson Bay
Ontario
Owl River
53Rd Parallel
M F U Annual Picnic at Gull Lake Draws Large Crowd
M F U locals of District 10 including Brokenhead Grand Marais Greenwald Lowland Thalberg St George and Grand Prairie held their annual picnic at Gull Lake on Sunday July 10. About 1700 people attended with proceeds benefiting a Movie Project. Races featured a three lope event and a boot and shoe scramble. A six team softball tournament saw Grand Marais beat Glenmoor Thalberg edge Grand Prairie and Brokenhead top Laowland. The final pitted Grand Marais against Brokenhead with Brokenhead winning 2 0. The runs were walked in by Mrs Elsie Stupack and Dan Mosquin. Richard Nichster pitched for Grand Marais and Bob Belton for Brokenhead while Mike Tymchuk stiffened the catching. Trophy presented to Captain Manual Biedler by Mrs Marv Kowalchuk and will be defended next year as an annual District 10 affair.
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District 10
Brokenhead
Grand Marais
Greenwald
Lowland
Thalberg
St George
Grand Prairie
Gull Lake
Grande Prairie
G. Gentes
Glenmoor
Laowland
Elsie Stupack
Dan Mosquin
Richard Nichster
Bullet
Bob Belton
Mike Tymchuk
Manual Biedler
Marv Kowalchuk
Unit Quota System To Be Used This Year
Canadian Wheat Board issued instructions for the 1955 56 crop year establishing initial grain quotas at stations. Each unit equals three bushels wheat eight bushels oats five bushels barley or rye. Permits allow deliveries up to 100 units total with limits for wheat oats rye and barley. Durum wheat and flax exempt. One carload excess barley possible with premium. Storage will be tight at start of August 1955.
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Canadian Wheat Board
Holdre
Field Crops Field Day at University of Manitoba
The University of Manitoba will hold a Field Crops Field Day on Thursday, August 1, at 1 p.m. Standard Time. Farmers can view new barley varieties and rust resistant wheats, chemical weed and wild oat control, oil seed crops, and building different cereal crops. Visitors should gather in front of the field house near the water tower. for more information contact a local agricultural representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Manitoba
DENCROSS By Rita Kowalchuk
Mr and Mrs Ed Sokolosky of Port Arthur Ontario visited the district for a few days. Mr and Mrs Peter Tymchuk and son Michael of Ottawa are enjoying a couple of weeks holiday at the home of J Tymchuk renewing old acquaintances. Mrs P Miller and children from Toronto arrived by air to attend her father s funeral and will spend six weeks with her mother. Mr and Mrs M Tyrachuk with daughter Cynthia moved into their new home formerly the home of J Luchishin. Our congratulations to the Brokenhead ball team on bringing ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Sokolosky
Port Arthur, Ont
Peter Tymchuk
Michael
Ottawa
J. Tymchuk
P. Miller
Johnny
Anne
Karen
Toronto
D. Wer
Renee
M. Tyrachuk
Cynthia
Mrs. J. Luchishin
Drowning scare at Lac du Bonnet prompts lifeguard plan
A near drowning at Lac du Bonnet occurred at the main dock last Tuesday July 19 when an unidentified man was pulled from the water by Ramsay McIntosh who braved rocks to reach shore. He and bystanders helped revive the victim who could not swim and was shaken. A local committee agreed to hire a supervisor to oversee swimming near the dock, funded by town donations. The supervisor, Gus Wickman, will work 1:30 to 5:30 daily except Sundays.
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Lac du Bonnet
Ramsay McIntosh
McIntosh
Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board
Gus Wickman
Safety on the roads amid Labor Day weekend
A speech by H R Steding of Chrysler at the Ontario Traffic Conference in Windsor discusses holiday driving dangers and the progress of automotive safety. He cites lower fatality rates despite more vehicles and miles driven, warns that about 3,000 Canadians and over 35,000 Americans may die on highways this year, and urges careful, safe driving.
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H.R. Steding
Chrysler Corporation
Ontario
Windsor
Michigan
National Guard
Canada
United States
Gals Pull Off Hard Fought Win Over Grand Marais
The article notes a close final battle with Grand Marais as the team and veterans performed well. Visitors to the Borkowsky home included Mr. and Mrs. H Borkowsky and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barkman of Steinbach. Rita Kowalchuk vacationing in the city with L Seifert. Mrs W Mosquin recovering after a serious operation. Mrs P Pasesnik back home and well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Borkowsky
H. Borkowsky
Gordon Barkman
Steinbach
W. Mosquin
St. Boniface Hospital
Subscription Renewal Form Is Issued
Renewal notice directs the named subscriber to allow one week for delivery and to notify the issuer if the package does not arrive. The form emphasizes prompt action and tracking of address details for future renewals.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Aphids and Heat Threaten Manitoba Grain Crops
A heat wave in Manitoba brings temperatures near ninety with high humidity slowing grain filling. Patchy stood crops, good showers aid gardens, but grain aphids threaten barley and oats. Malathion at 1½ pints per acre with 6 to 8 gallons of water recommended. spray promptly if many aphids found.
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Manitoba
Fred Slovinsky
Beausejour
Automation Increases Production
The article argues automation boosts output and creates jobs rather than causing mass unemployment. It cites the automotive industry and notes expanded roles for suppliers, machine builders, repairers, designers, engineers, and managers. It emphasizes upgrading the population and adaptability amid change.
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Peter F. Drucker
Canada Leads in Pulp and Paper Exports Worldwide
Canada remains the dominant exporter of pulp and paper, with more than four-fifths of production shipped abroad. Approximately 93 percent of newsprint and 95 percent of pulp manufactured for sale are directed to foreign markets.
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Canada
Obituary notices for Pfeifer Kolikowski Dawson and Tawson
Funeral services were held in Ladywood for Peter Pfeifer 77 a pioneer resident of Ladywood. He died July 17 at Beausejour Hospital interment at Ladywood Roman Catholic Cemetery Rev Fr C Letowski officiated. Survived by widow Catherine son John daughters Evertoski Mroz Baker two brothers Anton Jacob sister in Toronto nine grandchildren one great grandchild. Also in Garson a funeral for Michael Kolikowski 79 pioneer resident who died July 19 at home. Rev Fr J Holicek officiated interment Garson Catholic Cemetery. Survived by widow Josephine two sons John William daughters Mary Annie two a Winnipeg unwanted. Thompson Funeral Chapel Winnipeg handled Benjamin Dawson 64 who died suddenly at Victoria Beach. Interment Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens. Dawson born Ottawa came to Winnipeg 46 years ago worked for Canadian National Railways at Victoria Beach trainman set to retire this August. Survived by widow Fiona two sons Richard Kirkfield Park St James and Tom Victoria Beach.
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Ladywood
Peter Pfeifer
Beausejour Hospital
C. Letowski
Renshaw
Austria
Pfeifer
Canada
Brokenhead
Catherine
John
Mike Evertoski
Joe Mroz
Beausejour
Anton Baker
Winnipeg
Anton
Jacob
Toronto
Ont
Garson
Michael Kolikowski
J. Holicek
Renshaw Funeral Home
Mr. Kolikowski
Poland
Springfield
Josephine of
William
Mary
Annie
Thompson
Benjamin Dawson
Victoria Beach
Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens
Ottawa
Mr. Tawson
Winniper
Canadian National Railways
CNR
Fiona
Richard
Kirkfield Park
St. James
Tom
Janis Jarbardis Funeral Held in Winnipeg
Janis Jarbardis of Taedu Bonners died at Winnipeg General Hospital July 19 after a crash at Main street and Cathedral avenue. Funeral service was held Friday July 22 at Bardal Funeral Home with Rev. S. W. Lentz officiating and interment at Brookside Cemetery. Born in Latvia March 9, 1923, he came to Canada five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis Jarbardis
Bardal Funeral Home
Winnipeg
Taedu Bonners
Winnipeg General Hospital
Rev
S. W. Lentz
Brookside Cemetery
Mr. Jarbardis
Main Street
Cathedral Avenue
Latvia
Canada
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Tyndall
L.A. Waweysuyn
Mroo
Mars
Nick Kihinechiuk
Edmonton
Alta
Walter E AL OO
Nis Ane
Stan Aaborrak
Famindy
Perento
Pep
Mrs Sarr
Mapoo
Airs
Mrs Po Boater
Heviidhins Waeledad Gadhe
Judy Wasyrobhys
Colette Hero
Judy
Feta
Waliy Teaineh
Myrtle Ruchkall
Anne Banash
OA Boanash
Garsen
Quarre
Miss Ruchkall
Josephy Ruchkall
Havelridge
St. Mary's Church, Beauyear
AL Milter
Saskatoon
Sask
Mro
Ho Nelson
Myr
Ane Mes
BE. Wenoskiu
Sophie Shyanai
Mian
St. Catherine
Gilbert Hisests
Sophie
A Laeek. Xow
Paul Pharsok
Jean Sturva
Cranbrook
Duisth
Pras Lavedhes’ Auanxmars
P “Anickers
Frank Downie
Tauaghter
Brander
M.F.U. Convention
Carberry
Minn. Fair
M.F.U
Dencross
Rita Kowalchuk
Lac du Bonne
City
Mrs. L. Seifert
3Rd Street
Man
Lac
Bonnet
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