Whitemouth Notes of Meetings and Departures
The Lutheran Ladies Aid plans its next meeting at Mrs. Fd Patterson s home on the first Thursday in August. Mr and Mrs William Grynol of Kenora, formerly Hanna Brandt, hope to visit Whitemouth later. Mrs Mike Meinick has returned from Red Lake to Lena s home. Mr Elizabeth Dereski leaves to take a city job in summer. Richard Hunter has taken a city job after graduating Grade XII. Mrs George Lindsay hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs J Henderson now moving to Portage la Prairie. Friends presented Mrs Henderson with a silver chest as best wishes.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid of
Whitemouth
Fd. Patterson
William Grynol
Kenora
Hanna Brandt
Mike Meinick
Red Lake
Lena
Richard
John Hunter, Jr
City
George Lindsay
J. B. Henderson
Portage la Prairie
Electric refrigerators aid better cooking and homemaking
The article praises electric refrigerators for better summer meals with frozen dishes and easier dough handling. It highlights features like roomy drawers, large freezing compartments, extra cold meat storage, butter temperature control, and flexible shelf layouts. See the Hydro showroom with models from famous makes, in Winnipeg at the Manitoba Poker Commission building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydro
Whitemouth community notes and weekend events
Delightful lunch marked the close of an evening as families and guests visited. Gardas and travelers enjoy vacations at various homes, while local clubs and churches plan redecorations and fundraising. Highlights include a Whitemouth Lutheran picnic and sports day with baseball games and a 350 dollar net for church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
Train full of women visits western Canada for federation convention
One hundred ninety two women rode a special CPR train into Vancouver for the Thirteenth Biennial Convention of the Canadian Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. The trip included eleven sleepers two dining cars and two club cars. Stops at Winnipeg Brandon Swift Current Medicine Hat and Calgary featured gifts and greetings from local clubs and a CKXL broadcast in Calgary. The journey strengthened cross country friendships and reinforced a coast to coast Canadian unity.
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Vancouver
C.P.R
Canadian Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Canadian Federation
Banff
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Winnipeg
Brandon
Swift Current
Medicine Hat
Calgary
CKXL
Canadian Rockies
Canada
Weathered musings mix politics and pop culture in Manitoba column
A reflective Manitoba column laments heat and apathy as the 23rd Legislature begins a second special session while urging focus on power supply and prudent budgeting. It questions MP pensions, calls for open nominations, and contrasts pioneer self-reliance with modern demands, ending with trivia about Toronto Dunlap Observatory and Cardston Temple.
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Winnipeg
Campbell
Manitoba
M.P
M.p’s
Treasury
Ottawa
Hemlock: Canada's Slow Growing Tree Reaches Maturity
Hemlock is one of Canada's slowest growing trees taking a century or two to reach maturity. Forestry experts note its lengthy growth period impacts timber supply and forest management plans. The species' extended timeline influences harvesting cycles and conservation strategies.
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Canada
Commander of Military School Named in Canada Transfer
Col. Marcellin Louis Lahaie of Buckingham Quebec, formerly commanding officer of the 79th Field Regiment RCA in Hanover Germany, is named commandant of the new College Militaire Royal de St Jean at St. Johns Quebec. The college aims to be equivalent to Royal Roads and Royal Military College.
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Hanover
Germany
79Th Field Regiment
RCA
Marcellin Louis Lahaie
Buckingham
Que
College Militaire Royal de St.Jean
St. Johns
Royal Roads
B.C
Royal Military College
Ontario
George Buhay 76 Funeral Held at Brightstone Church
Funeral services for George Buhay 76 of Brightstone and Lac du Bon net were observed Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Brightstone Greek Catholic Church with burial in Brightstone cemetery. He died Monday at his son Josephs home 679 Furby Street. Ren-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightstone Greek Catholic
George Buhay
Brightstone
Lac du Bonnet
Joseph
Furby Street
Ren
Buhay Family Mourns Loss with Funeral Arrangements
The deceased, born in Austria, farmed near Brightstone for 40 years before retiring to Lac du Bonnet. Survived by wife Maria and six sons Andrew Mike Joseph Frank John and Paul. three daughters Kathrine Buhay Margaret Hrysio and Mary Picknicki. 19 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements handled by Shaw Funeral Home Beausejour.
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Shaw
Beausejour
Austria
Buhay
Brightstone
Lac du Bonnet
Maria
Andrew
Mike
Joseph
Frank
John
Paul
Kathrine Buhay
Margaret Hrysio
Mary Picknicki
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T. G. Erskine
Elizabeth Dereski
Russell Funeral Houe
Stein
Manitoba Poker Coon Mission
Skelton Lake
Ont
Patricia Gillard
Blanche Roper
N.S
June Bowman
P.E.I
Helene Manning
N.B
Gwen Mercer
Dorothy Scott
Mrs. J. B. Henderson
George Steiner
Milton Johnson
John Hunter
Lift
Bernard Beeskau
Tony Bryck
Atikokan
Tony Kellner
St. Boniface Hospital
Mrs
Arnie Anderson
States
Frank Stevens
D. M. Wardrop
Municipal Hall
John Steffenson
Whitemouth Anglican Church
Harry Dean
Eddie Bencharski
Tom Parkes
David Aitkenhead
Ann Cooke
William Aitkenhead
Pine Falls
Nick Lethiman
T i
Norman Rosencrans
Jean Jorgenson
Ollie Tergeson
Albert Hildebrandt
Felix Carlson
Elmer John A. Kaster
Grand Forks
Moline
A. G. Lindgren
Lloyd Carlson
Toronto’s
Dunlap Observatory
British Empire
Cardston, Alberta
G. M. Horne
Chartered Accountants
TVG
Lorne Green
C.S.T
Joe Beaver
Beaver
Man
INC
Manitoba Pool Elevators
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