Glenmoor Lutheran Ladies Bazaar and Society Notes
The Glenmoor Lutheran Ladies Aid held a successful bazaar and prize draw on June 2 at the new church. Net proceeds totalled 235.09 dollars. Prizes were awarded to eight winners, and proceeds will fund the building fund. The community reports local improvements and social events including a barn dance and multiple family celebrations in the Glenmoor area.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Glenmoor
New Lutheran Church
J. Hlady
A. Hemminger
Thalberg
W. Kowalke
Helen Meltzer
Beausejour
W. Trapp
Dencross
Roy Block
Gull Lake
G. Schwark
A. Kalody
Springwell
Irene Recksiedler
Community notes from Powerview and area
Ted Godfried leaves for Van trouver and starts a new job soon after arrival. Mrs. Godfried and son will join him in their new home. Farewell parties, weddings, and visits feature prominently as residents prepare for Montreal, celebrate Sonja Tremblay and Judy Patry, and welcome Thalberg North pupils to the Manitoba Paper Mill and hydro projects. Out-of-town guests attend the Marusyk Cyr wedding in Powerview and Winnipeg connections are noted.
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Manitoba
Billy Robak
John Otto
Maple Grove
Hydro
Martin Zirk
Herman
Hammerstedt Bros
Lac du Bonnet
Paul Hlady
Ted Godfried
Vantrouver
Mrs. Godfried
Son
Sonja Tremblay
Judy Patry
Paul Fisher
Sonja
Judy
Thalberg North
W. Ferens
Mike Suilkowski
Powerview
Great Falls
Alex Marusyk
William Harrison
Ph. Piche
W. Hanel
A. Hanel
Feduk
Mike Dzendzeluk
Adelaine
Winnipeg
W. Beauchamp
Winnipeg residents and local projects noted
Woodlands Mrs A Carson of Winnipeg and several others from the area appear in local notices. Joseph Vincent is building three houses on Church avenue while regrading on main streets occurred recently. The Foundation Co dismantles machinery as the Hydro project nears completion and a new bridge over the Winnipeg River is ready for official opening on July 1. Mel Melnyk starts a new jewelry store in Powerview after a year in two trailers.
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Joseph Vincent
Church Avenue
the Foundation Co
Winnipeg River
Mel Melnyk
Powerview
Mel
Split second blast yields nearly noiseless explosions in Canada
A novel blasting technique labeled the split second blast in Canada produces explosions with minimal noise. Researchers assert the method concentrates energy to reduce sound, potentially benefiting construction and mining operations.
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Canada
Congregational reps attend Manitoba United Church conference in Winnipeg
Pine Falls notes Rev C King and Mrs P Lalor attended the Manitoba Conference in Winnipeg. Mrs Lalor reported at Sunday service. Also faith and community items include Little League events, new births at local homes, and transfers within Fort Alexander and Norway House hospitals.
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Manitoba
Ann Marie Beluska
Fort Alexander Hospital
Norway House
Mrs. Pasoluka
Molson News: Local Moves And Visits In Manitoba
Molson notes frequent visits and residential moves in Manitoba. Mr and Mrs L Sanclemente relocate to Rennie where he becomes foreman at CPR. Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson host relatives. Caroline Wasko visits from Sundown. F Ekinger and family relocate from Milner Ridge to Molson. Ronald Wilson visits his aunt in Sundown. Mrs A Lozinski ill in Beausejour hospital. N Woronchuk and family move back to Molson after work at McAuley.
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L. Sanclemente
Rennie
Man
Sanclemente
Great Falls
Walter Wilson
Mrs. Wasko
Mrs. J. Wasko
Caroline
Sundown
Mrs. W. Wilson
F. Ekinger
Milner Ridge, Man
Molson
Mr. Ekinger
The
C.P.R
N. Woronchuk
McAuley
Brokenhead Wedding and Local Visit Highlights
Evelyn Krawchuk reports a June wedding at Ladywood Man between Tennie Hutniak and John Gmiterek with gifts of an end table iron toaster and lamp plus money. The couple wed June 14 at Ladywood. Ladywood High girls visited Brokenhead School June 10 for a volleyball match. score favoring Ladywood is not remembered.
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S. Chryplny
Ladywood
Man
Tennie Hutniak
John Gmiterek
Ladywood School
Brokenhead School
Earth's crust composition: oxygen leads at forty six percent
The solid matter of the earth's crust consists of 87 elements with oxygen as the most abundant, comprising about 46 percent.
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Earth
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William Zirk
Inglis
Harry Wittmeir
Petznick’s
Minneapolis
H. Korbis
Greenwald
Leslie
Ethel
Grace
Aug. Korbis
Paul Korbis
Selkirk
S. Simrock
A. Kurbis
Rudy Buss
Golden Bay
Fred Otto
Alfred Otto
H. P. Otto
Vera Patzer
J. F. Turcotte
W. Bourgeault
Mrs. W. Roslyn
Montreal
Dolores Cyr
Dolores
Beatrice
Mrs
Jim Carriere
Mr. A. Desilet
Irene Moore
E. J. Moore
Eaton's
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Salance
Ig A
T. Eaton
Fort Churchill
Portege Tay
Peano
Pine Falls
W. T. Mansell
Legion Hall
Stardusters
L. Witt
Art
Leora
Lorraine Rigg
St. Therese’s Church
Little League Baseballers
Albert Stevens
Beatrice Joan
Alex Houston
Jeanine Elaine
Gilmore
Russell William
Ernest Sherstone
Judith Anne
Mrs. Z Sabat
Chatfield
Ronald Wilson
Mrs. Z. Sabat
Brokenhead
Evelyn Krawchuk
Chevrolet
Fisher
Val
Evrolet
General Motors
Gretsinger Garage Ltd
Pine Falls Garage
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