Whitemouth News Highlights Weekend Activities and Honors
Whitemouth community notes include donations to the hospital, a large dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Jim Thomson, and a gala promise for Saturday June 30 with a dance at the Municipal hall. Local athletes receive year end honors, and relatives visit for graduation and birthdays. 4-H Clothing club places in Selkirk district rally with Myra Klepatz and Shirley Carlson earning Demonstration award, third in parade, and honorary mention in Fashion Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
4-H
Selkirk
Myra Klepatz
Shirley Carlson
St George Community Notes from Noella Bouvier Column
Joan Quesnel is back home after a few days in Pine Falls hospital. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bart Wilcott at Pine Falls hospital. Corporal Ted Goffray visited from Montreal, staying with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Goffray. The Beaubiens returned from a B C trip to visit Charmaine. Mrs. E. M. Bouvier and family traveled to Mariapolis to see their daughter. Florance Thibault arrives to spend months with sister Mrs. Tom Marcotte. Victor Vincent finished demolishing his barn and plans moving remaining buildings. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Vincent visited Winnipeg. Johnny Percup moved his house to a new location. Ephrem Vincent relocated to a new residence at Mud Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Quesnel
Pine Falls Hospital
Bart Wilcott
Celebrations and local notes from Lac du Bonnet
Local column by W. S. Kennard reports June anniversaries and a birthday, a young citizen milestone, two engagements, and visiting or moving magistrates. Also notes village visitors, vacations, an auto accident near First Street as Kipick’s car turned en route to Winnipeg, with brief local context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Parkes
M. Welman
Art Arsenault, Jr
Kipick
Pine Falls
First Street
Winnipeg
Kipick Car Jumps Ditch Wreck Injures Three in Town
Kipick failed to turn and plunged into a deep water filled ditch trapping the driver and two passengers. Councillor Mikhechuk helped free them. A female passenger suffered lacerations and cracked ribs while the two men had minor injuries. Inspector F Bone from the Department of Transport was in town on a business visit. Mary McIntosh and Dr Tom Hardwicte spent the weekend with the McIntosh family. Mrs Alex McIntosh departed for Toronto to visit her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipick
Councillor Mikhechuk
F. Bone
Department of Transport
Mary McIntosh
Souris, Man
Tom Hardwicte
Deep River, Ont
Alex McIntosh
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Beausejour
Victor Kanarowsk
Berlon
Red & W Whitemouth
Hite Store
T. G. Erskine
C. A. Hardy
Rennie
Jim Thomson
Mrs. Thomson, Sr
J. Bertie
William Thomson
J. Kenan
H. Reckacher
Seven Sisters
Charlotte Jorgenson
Elizabeth Dereski
Joe Gustav
Joe Bryck
Mrs. C. Ritchy
D. Trithart
Hartman
Dominion City
James Ritchey
Lac du Bonnet
Bazil
R.c.af
Rivers, Man
Ed. Milbrandt
Vancouver
Tony Kellner
Mrs. P. R. Paulsen
Alec Malkoske
Whitemouth Hospital
Mrs. H. Supeene
Miss Reid
Paulsen
H. Steiner
D. M. Wardrop
Portage la Prairie
Liberal Association
Whitemouth School
William Towes
Roma Connor
Clara Sinclair
Edward Patterson
Sparrow
B.C. x
Leonard Hudson
R.C.A.F
Tommy Melnick
Tom Harrison
Norman Tyler
Percy Hudson
W.A
Percy Wardrop
Gordon Lohnes
Wa Wa
Hubert Karoff
Ed. Cromwell
J. Karpoff
Mrs. Wixtram
Hamilton
Ontario
St. George
Noella Bouvier
Corporal Ted Goffray
Montreal
Mrs
J. E. Goffray
Silver Falls
J. E. Beaubien
B.C
Charmaine
E. M. Bouvier
Noella and
Jeanette Boissoli
Mariapolis
Rev
Sr. St. Emeric
Florance, Thibault
Tom Marcotte
Victor Vincent
Mrs. D. P. Vincent
Johnny Percup
Ephrem Vincent
Mud Falls
W. S. Kennard
Garton
lLacerte
Winnipeg Police Court
Lou Matlin
St. Boniface
Dan Cupid
Lorne Campbell
Olga Soroko
Herman Larson
Joyce Maldgren
Alan Hunt
Mrs. Kirk
Fletcher Shewfelt
Fletch
Agricultural Representative
the Barley Improvement Institute
Grain Exchange
the Drewrys Limited
T.C.A
Toronto
D. C. McKee
Williams and
Second St
Paul Ferens
G. M. Horne & Company
Chartered Accountants
Manitoba
the Life Insurance Companies In
Canada
Winnipeg Grenadiers Band
Ati
Aments
Meers
CKRC
The
Brokenhead Agricultural Society
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