St Clements Liberal Assoc Holds Annual Meeting
The second annual meeting of the St Clements Liberal Progressive Association was held at the Chateau Pine Falls with wide constituency participation. Leaders including E J Kahle, R D Turner, Stanley Copp, John Kusminski and Joseph Bellan spoke on roads, budgets and development, followed by officer elections and a screening of the industrial film Look To The Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clements Liberal Progressive Association
Chateau
Pine Falls
E. J. Kahle
R. D. Turner
Department of Industry and Commerce
Stanley Copp
M.L.A
John Kusminski
St. Clements
W.c.harrison
Industry and Commerce
Turner
Powerview River Bank
Copp
Hydro
Jr. Wade
Lac du Bonnet
Assembly
Young Moose for Assiniboine Park
A young moose was flown from Lac du Bonnet to Winnipeg Assiniboine Park Zoo. Reg Tracy of Sandy Lake cared for the animal after its mother was killed. The Winnipeg Parks Board then agreed to take the moose to its new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eaton
Lac du Bonnet
Winnipeg Assiniboine Park Zoo
Reg. Tracy
Sandy Lake
Tracy
Winnipeg Parks Board
Lacau Bon
Nine Schools Compete In Ladywood Track Meet Highlights
Nine schools including Cloverleaf and Ladywood joined the June 8 meet at Ladywood. Events spanned dashes, broad jumps, relays, dodgeball, and softball with Green Oak, Ladywood, and White Poplar winning dodgeball and Cloverleaf junior plus Broken head senior winning softball. Awards went to multiple lightweights with many named competitors across age groups and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladywood
Cloverleaf
Brokenhead
Sandhill
Green Oak
Mars
Brokenhead East
White Poplar
Cromwell
Clifford Sawchuk
Glenard Sawchuk
Barry Klym
Lillian Novakowski
Linda Molinski
Carol Freund
Donald Saluk
Donald Shumila
Alice Kunderman
Melvina Weselak
Annie Krawchuk
Jimmy Panas
Henry Saluk
R. Schinkel
Irene Krawchuk
Eleanor Staska
Mary Smolinski
Henry Mazur
Patrick
North Eastern Manitoba Baseball League Schedule Summary
North Eastern Manitoba Baseball League lists games for June 28 Beausejour at Pine Falls and Oak Bank at USAF at Oak Bank plus June 30 Pine Falls at Beausejour and USAF at Oak Bank. Softball South Division includes June 24 Milner Ridge at Whitemouth and June 28 Hungry Nile at Whitemouth. Pine Falls Little League shows June schedule with Giants vs Sox and Yanks vs Cubs. Winnipeg River Bantam League notes Army at Fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Pine Falls
Oak Bank
Uls
A.T
U.S.A.F
Pine S
Milner Ridge
Whitemouth
Hungry Nile
Seven Sisters
Mth
Giants
Sox
Yanks
Cubs
Box
Winnipeg River Bantam League
Army
Fort
Horses on Canadian farms decline since 1921 peak
An estimated 951 000 horses are on Canadian farms today, well below the 2 501 000 peak reached in 1921. The figure highlights a long term drop in draft and farm animal usage since the early 20th century.
Powerview Council reviews flood impact and safety rules
At the June meeting Mayor H J Parent led councilors to discuss flood erosion on the Winnipeg River and later radio TV antenna safety. They postponed village control, set culverts for Art Laura Caron streets, and approved expenses including hospital bills and municipal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powerview Council
H. J. Parent
A. Bruce
Stan Lazaruk
H. Richardson
Oscar Vincent
J. F. Turcotte
Dept. of Agriculture
Winnipeg
Civil Defence Organization
Beapsejour
Art
Laura
Caron
University of Manitoba
Maurice Mousseau
Manitoba Telephone
Pine Falls
J. Turcotte
Paul's
Esso
Alain Lafreniere
Winnipeg Electric
Children's Aid
Manitoba Power Com
Bake-Rite Bakery
F. Dupont
Stan Picher
Pine Falls Garage
Canadian Travellers Spend More Abroad Than Foreign Visitors
In 1954 Canadian travellers spent 380 million dollars in other countries while foreign visitors spent 300 million dollars in Canada. The figure marks the fourth consecutive year of this pattern, reflecting stronger outbound travel activity from Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Two District Boys ordained at United Church Conference
Douglas Martyn Lauchlan of Pine Falls and Norman Keith Clifford of Transcona now Beausejour were ordained at the Dusted Church Conference in Brandon Manitoba. Clifford plans post graduate study in London England and preaches in Beausejour. Lauchlan has preached for three years and resides in Charleswood after Franklin assignment. Canada’s labor income peaked at $11.9 billion in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Conference
Douglas Martyn Lauchlan
Pine Falls
Norman Keith Clifford
Transcona
Beausejour
Brandon
Man
Mr. Clifford
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Normandy Dance Garden
Clifford
London England
Lauchlan
United College For Arts
Franklin
Charleswood
Canada
4-H Beef Calf Clubs to Hold Achievement Day
The Brightstone Lydiatt and Tyndall 4-H Beef Calf Clubs plan Achievement Day at Beausejour on Tuesday July 5. Club calves will be shown and judged with red blue and white ribbons awarded by a Manitoba Agriculture official and a Royal Bank of Canada trophy to the Grand Champion Calf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightstone
Lydiatt
Tyndall
Beausejour
Brokenhead Agricultural Society
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Royal Bank of Canada
Tillage Machinery Day at Beausejour Details
A tillage machinery field day will be held at Beausejour on the Clarence and Lyle Bush farm starting at 1 30 P M Monday June 27. D Dewan Agricultural Engineer Extension Service will demonstrate hitching adjustment and selection of tillage machines. Machines on display. Sponsored by Beausejour Crop Improvement Club and Manitoba Department of Agriculture Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Clarence
Lyle Bush
Highway 22
D. Dewan
Extension Service
J Patterson Addresses M F U District at Beausejour Convention
J Patterson Provincial Union President addressed the M F U District 10 convention at Beausejour. Re-elected district directors include Dennis Nimchuk and Anne Laneway. Delegates discussed union amalgamation plans, farm economy policy, and proposed resolutions on elevators income, tax, leadership schools, butter use, and dental service rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Nimchuk
Hazelridge
Anne Laneway
St. Quens
Manitoba Farmer's Union
Beausejour
Jim Patterson
Winnipeg
Jacob Schultz
Patterson
North
Harry Otto
Steve Kowalchuk
Centre
Paul Bell
H. Shaffrett
South
Leonard North
J. Gensorek
East
Mike Balluk
N. Kozier
Henry Otto
Glenmoor
M.F.U
Mfas
Thalberg North Wins Shield Fifth Straight Year
Thalberg North topped the grand aggregate at Gull Lake field day on Saturday June 11 earning the shield for the fifth consecutive year. Top girl athlete Gloria Fedoruk North Thalberg received a trophy while Bernard Pasaluko Glenmoor and Donald Kulbaha North Thalberg shared top boy honors. Glenmoor claimed the softball trophy after beating North Thalberg. events included dodge ball races relay and wheelbarrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gull Lake
Thalberg North
Gloria Fedoruk
North Thalberg
Bernard Pasaluko
Glenmoor
Donald Kulbaha
Brokenhead Ag Society to Sponsor Livestock Show
The Brokenhead Agricultural Society will host a livestock show at Beausejour on Tuesday July 5. Directors in charge include J Chorney J Mroz Alf Modjeski A Otten briet and M Laneway. Top quality beef and dairy cattle sheep and hogs from Eastern Manitoba will be exhibited. entry forms and prize lists are available from committee members or district agricultural representatives. Livestock entries are not accepted at the Fall Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenhead
The
Agricultural Society
Garson Girl Florence Zigarliski Graduates From Grace Hospital
Miss Florence Zigarliski of Garson graduates from Grace Hospital Winnipeg at Young United Church exercises. Relatives attend as her mother receives a corsage before a mother and daughter tea. She now works at Misericordia Hospital in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Zigarliski
Fred Zigarliski
Garson
Grace Hospital
Winnipeg
Young United Church
Miss Zigarliski
Zigarliski
Misecricordia Hospital
Award Night Highlights Lac du Bonnet Elementary Students
The Lac du Bonnet elementary held an award night on Friday June 10 featuring music recitations and solos by grades one through seven. Principal remarks, honor roll awards, and merit prizes recognized students for progress attendance and character with plans for a collegiate event in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Alex Campbell
MacLean
Miss Grey
Karen Tyndall
Betty
Anne Clark
Mr. Nobody
Barbara Bleakney
Adie
A. Brown
Home and School Association
Wendy Kaatz
Grant Westcott
Krystayna Polakowska
Donna Marion
Brigitta Schneider
Dennis Cure
Joan Lodge
Keith Veilleux
Frans Terra
Joan Campbell
Irene Mathews
Marlene Hirst
Gordon Russell
Janice Kowalchuk
Carol Anderson
Patsy Russell
Roberta Kowalchuk
Arthur Kyrylilo
Helen Paul
Bonnie Westcott
Oulton Rogers
Tineka Ham
Tody Nicoll
Michael Smith
Jim Sytnick
Jim
4 H Club Rally at St Vital Park
Beausejour Winnipeg Steinbach St Pierre Selkirk 4 H Clubs gather for a June 30 rally at Riel Park St Anne s Road St Vital Grandstand show presented by Extension Service Manitoba Department of Agriculture with Eaton s of Canada and the St Vital Agricultural Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Winnipeg
Steinbach
St. Pierre
Selkirk
Riel Park
St. Anne's Road
St Vital
Extension Service
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Eaton's of Canada, Limited
St. Vital Agricultural Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
AGA
St. Clements Liberal Assoc
Mr. Copp
Edi Clements
Manitoba
Victoria Beach
Fort Alexander
Assiniboine Park
Adolph Rattai
Norman Chorney
Eleanor Boleschuk
Valerie Bahay
Eric Okilita
Eric Hintz
Douglas M. Lauchlan
Manitoba Hydro- Electric Board
Imhoff
Minnewawa Street
Lake Avenue
Hydro Board
Notre Dame Church
Fourth Street
Father Ell
G. Wickman
First Street
A. Fournier
Lavoie
R. Butchart
Chamber of Commerce
Emil Kiziak
Department of Highways
P.T.H
J. Patterson
Dominion
Neil Simonson
Sanford
MFAC
MFA
William Gander
Elma
Brokenhead Ag
Marlin Lofstrom
St. Vital
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