Hospital Guilds Hold Convention in Whitemouth District
The first annual meeting of hospital guilds from Whitemouth Elma and Seven Sisters met June 12 at Seven Sisters Falls community hall. Reports on two years of work noted about $7000 spent building supplies furnishings and equipment for the hospital. A new matron Miss Johnson praised the guilds and next year’s convention was invited to Whitemouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth District Hospital
Seven Sisters Falls
Whitemouth
Elma
Seven Sisters
A. S. Williams
Seven Sisters Guild
R. Geisbrecht
Cadwallader
Johnson
Beausejour Lions Club elects C W Shields president
The Beausejour Lions Club annual meeting at the Beausejour hotel on June 13 elected C W Shields president for the coming year. A Greenberg is immediate past president. Officers include QC Russell first vice-president Dr J Brook second vice-president A Larson third vice-president Donahue secretary treasurer L E Stebbe Lion Tanner R Emberley tail twister and directors A Meltzer R A Hayes E Kaatz and Corporal F Murray in first year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour Lions Club
Beausejour Hotel
C. W. Shields
A. Greenberg
QC. Russell
Dr. J. Brook
A. Larson
T. Donahue
L. E. Stebbe
R. Emberley
A. Meltzer
R. A. Hayes
E. Kaatz
Corporal F. Murray
Beausejour Co-op Plans Expansion
A large crowd attended the Beausejour and District Consumers Co Op Limited annual meeting at St Mary's hall. Guest speaker J J Siemans of the Manitoba Co Op stressed benefits of cooperation locally and nationally, with films enjoyed by attendees. Manager Wielgosh reported the co op was $2000 in the black in under two weeks and plans include a three ton truck for delivering oil and fuel, plus gas tanks and service pumps. Officers elected: Arthur Trapp president Fred Small vice president Allan McLean secretary treasurer John Wielgosh business manager Alfred Best M Morris Fred Otto G V Towle W Storsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour and District Consumers Co.Op. Limited
St. Mary's Hall
J. J. Siemans
Manitoba Co-Op
J. Wielgosh
Arthur Trapp
Fred Small
Allan McLean
John Wielgosh
Alfred Best
M. Morris
Fred Otto
G. V. Towle
W. Storsley
W.W.C
Tyndall Boy Wins Scholarship At Manitoba University
Kenneth J. Pulfer, a Tyndall native at the University of Manitoba, earned high standing in second year Engineering and received the Isbister Scholarship plus a $100 award. A former Tyndall student, Max Hewko, graduated Haileybury Institute of Mining with 87.4 percent average and won $50 for mineralogy, $50 for general efficiency, and Peele Mining handbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth J. Pulfer
University of Manitoba
Isbister
Tyndall
Max Hewko
Institute of Mining
Haileybury
Ontario
O. E. Wallis
Max
L.A.W
Field Meet At Seven Sisters Falls Held With Big Turnout
A field meet at Seven Sisters Falls drew about 175 children from Whitemouth Seven Sisters Falls Upper Seven Sisters and River Hills. Elementary and high schools were represented. Teachers ran arrangements and local ladies supervised the refreshment booth. A grand time was had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
Seven Sisters ‘Falls
Upper Seven Sisters
River Hills
H.L
Pine Falls Play Goes Places At Summer Revue
Pine Falls Recreation Association staged Going Places at the Recreation hall on June 7 and 8 directed by Roqua Sample. M C Eric Johnson portrayed Uncle Billy the station master as a parade of personalities amused audience. Tiny tot contest winners included Verla Witt Lauren Blue Shelagh Jackson Karen Taylor Susan Sharpe Norman Lavallee. Star Dusters provided music. proceeds fund a new swimming pool under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Association
Roqua Sample
Recreation Hall
M.C
Eric Johnson
Uncle Billy
Verla Witt
Lauren Blue
Shelagh Jackson
Karen Taylor
Susan Sharpe
Norman Lavallee
Star Dusters
W.T.M
Gull Lake Field Day Trophy Winners Named
The Gull Lake Field Day on June 12 included Beaconia Stead Glenmoor Gull Lake Thalberg South and Thalberg North. Thalberg North won the shield with Thalberg South second. Glenmoor took the softball trophy. Dorothy Klatt Beaconia won the girls points trophy and Ernie Krawchuk Stead won the boys points trophy. A large crowd attended and Inspector B Warkentin was thanked for his help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gull Lake
Beaconia
Stead
Glenmoor
Thalberg South
Thalberg North
Dorothy Klatt
Ernie Krawchuk
B. Warkentin
W.F
Lac du Bonnet Rural Council Meeting Deemed Drainage Issues
Lac du Bonnet rural council met June 11 with Reeve Ed Wojciéchowski in the chair and Councillors Jos Mazur Wm Briheski John C Horn and W R Belluk present along with Clerk G F Teare. The council referred drainage and road improvement requests to the Drainage Engineer including access road work by T Sarapu and several culvert and ditch extensions with various local residents and property parcels noted for consideration and follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
T. Sarapu
Mr. Sarapu
F Russell
A. Juenke
W. Flett
A Peters
A. Vinet
H. Holyk
F. Pichnicki
T. Makarchuk
J. Kebizs
Dan Frosty
R.M. of
St. Clements
Pete Frank
A. Linnert
G. C. Holmgren
Belluk
Mike Zawislak
Brincheski
Ed Seig
Hawk Bros
G. Meier
A. Trapp
M.L.A
A. E. Waukhonen
Channel
J. W. Peterson
H. Peterson
R. McLean
N. Pocaluyko
Oluf Kempelien
Prov. of
Manitoba
W. R. Belluk
W. Rosenholm
L. Rexus
John Dubhinski
V. Sarapu
Ed Wanag
Joe Kowalchuk
K. Szelenik
H. Waite
Red & White
Pioneer
A. Wenzowski
P. Kondratiuk
City of
Winnipeg
Prov
Dr. L. G. Gunne
E. Wojciechowski
Jos. Mazur
Wm. Brincheski
John C. Horn
Willson State Co
H. R. Fade
Drache & Matlin
Employers Linb. Co
Sven Nornan
Ins
P. Bruder
J. Sparman
F. H. Currie
Land Titles Office
Springfield Leader
Can. Pacific Aly
F .H. Waters
Graduation Exercises Held at Lac du Bonnet
Graduation exercises at Lac du Bonnet featured ten Grade XT students led by Ruth Apsit and Jean Petrus. A banquet at Legion hall followed by toasts from School Board member F Duffly and others, then a dance in Memorial hall themed with school colors and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Peterson
Lac du Bonnet
Ruth Apsit
Mary Ulman
Marilyn Patterson
Nellie Morsky
Marjorie-Anne Tomlinson
Joyce Malmgren
Jean Petrus
Audrey Larson
Clifford Bloomquist
F. Brown
Legion Hall
J. G. Patterson
Marjorie Tomlinson
Mr. Backer
F. Duffly
E. Chapman
School Association
Warkentin
Memorial Hall
Beausejour Free Variety Show at Lyric Theatre
A free show presented by the Inter national Harvester Company and Dreffs and Baten chuck Beausejour will be staged at the Lyric theatre on Wednesday June 27 at 2 pm and 8 pm. Local representatives of International Harvester sponsor the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Lyric Theatre
International Harvester Company
Dreffs and Batenchuk
Béausejour
International Harvester
Provincial Library Eldar Report From Winnipeg
Provincial Library in Winnipeg reports on legislative developments dated December 31 with details from Eldar. Officials discuss funding priorities and community access measures while outlining upcoming programs and collaborations for the new year.
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Legislative Eldar
Wimmipeg
Man
Subscriptions Due Notice From Springfield Leader
The notice explains date numerals on copies indicate when subscriptions expire and urges renewal. It provides an address in St. James Manitoba and a form to mail remittance of two dollars for one year with the name field for subscriber details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Springfield
Lac du Bonnet Council Schedules Open Meeting Actions
Lac du Bonnet village council met on June 11 with Mayor J Sparman presiding. Councillors A Arsenault M F Mikliechuk J W Peterson and Clerk G F Teare present. They will investigate drainage complaints on Park avenue block 4 plan 3309 and gully collapse risk in Lot 8 6 3309, grant St Boniface Hospital fundraising subscriptions, and approved payments to multiple local suppliers and individuals totaling several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
J. Sparman
A. Arsenault
M. F. Mikliechuk
J. W. Peterson
G. F. Teare
E. J. Coates
Park Avenue
N. Arseniuk
St. Boniface Hospital
Victor David
L. G. Gunne
Manitoba Power Commission
Beaver Lumber Co
Brokenhead Moves and Visits Across Ontario
Mr and Mrs J Boleschuk and daughter Eleanore accompanied by Mrs Trombo of Dencross left for a month long vacation in Toronto Ontario. Mr and Mrs P Chorney of Dencross motor to Hamilton Ontario for two weeks to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs B Stellard Charles and Meryle and Mr and Mrs P Kulbaba and Wayne spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs J Chorney. Mr and Mrs S Kozyra and daughter Nadia motor to Rainbow Falls on Sunday June 10. Anne Mrs S Kolton and Edith of Winnipeg visited at the home of Mr and Mrs P Kindefora during the weekend. Mr and Mrs J Kindefora Mr and Mrs S Paseshnik and P Paseshnik of Dencross attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs G Kutey of Winnipeg on Saturday June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Boleschuk
Eleanore
Trombo
Dencross
Toronto
Ontario
Mrs. P. Chorney
Hamilton
S. Kozyra
Nadia
Rainbow Falls
Anne
J. Kindefora
S. Paseshnik
P. Paseshnik
G. Kutey
Winnipeg
Pentecostal church hosts two weeks of evening meetings
Beausejour residents learn that the Pentecostal church of St. Owens will hold two weeks of special meetings starting June 19 at 8 p.m. each night except Monday and Thursday. Sunday services are at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. The speaker is Mrs. K. Anderson of Northern England. Dorothy Kelbert and Velma Ward return from Winnipeg to spend the summer with their parents in St. Ouens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecostal Church of St. Owens
K. Anderson
England
Dorothy Kelbert
Velma Ward
Winnipeg
St. Ouens
Beausejour Defeats A Government in Manitoba meeting
Premier Douglas Campbell and the Beausejour-Brokenhead delegation faced a surprise result at a Union of Manitoba Municipalities district meeting on June 14. Ballot confusion led to a write in for a dark horse named Campbell, who won three votes as the government was declared defeated by Premier Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Campbell
Beausejour - Brokenhead
St. Pierre
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Beausejour-Brokenhead
J. H. Cathcart
Charleswood
Campbell
Campbell Rose
Beause your Collegiate by Vicky Mosquin
Beausejour Beause your Collegiate column notes a two week gap due to extra curriculars and promises a be heavy page for graduation. The Beause jour Collegian is published at fifty cents with Shirley Cryderman taking orders. Field day June 1 saw Grade XI-XII win 111 points, Grade X close second. student class divisions and a humorous formula noted. Final exams start June 18, and the column ends for the term with best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour Collegian
Shirley Cryderman
Beausejour
Frank Buyarski
Florence Rattai
Elsie Litke
Eileen Hastman
Leo Horodynski
Paul Zdyrko
George Kaatz
Laura Meyers
Bill Baumgartner
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Hospital Guilds
Lions Club
Beausejour Co-op
Pine Falls Recreation Association
R. M
Lac du Bonnet Council
Man. Power Commission
J. Mazur
E. Fraenke
O. Voss
A. Betker
A. Garbolinski
A. Buhay
F. Rogocki
M. Brezina
Dan Syrodko
W. Grigora
Paul Mazur
M. Scholz
A. Klym
W. Brincheski
A. Okrainec
A. Tetrault
M. Dobrucki
J. Beznoski
J. P. Okrainec
N. Horbatiuk
L. Beznoski
J. Brincheski
J. Hapko
J. C. Horn
L. du B. Village
B. Craig
St. James
Inglewood
Portage
St. James, Man
Brokenhead
Evelyn Krawchuk
Patricia Rosmus
Beause
Your Collegiate
Vicky Mosquin
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