Beausejour Prepares for Dominion Day
Beausejour hosts a Dominion Day celebration on July 2 1936 under the Canadian Order of Foresters Court Beausejour and Brokenhead Agricultural Society with a ten thousand expected crowd The La Verendrye Band from St Boni face Will perform in the parade and provide music Winnipeg Bombette s entertain at the parade and will present a display at the Fair Grounds The event includes boxing bouts featuring a German fighter against a Manitoba youth wrestling bouts a Dominion Tray Vanity Floor Show strong man act acrobats reinholts hillbilly music and dance numbers by the Fashionettes Folk Dances Fiddling Fool Billy Worbeck Lynn Ryley and Len Andree The parade will be led by mounted police Brad the clown offers gifts to children Entries for the Old Times Fiddling Contest are open and a pie eating contest plus a Model Aircraft Flying Exhibition and an open softball tournament with 150 cash prizes are planned Softball games run all day with refreshments and free parking A closed hardball tournament is set for Sunday July 1 by the Foresters
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Order of Foresters Court
Beausejour
Brokenhead
Winnipeg Bomberettes
Winnipeg Blue Bomber
Berlin
Germany
Manitoba
al Corbet
Ed McDonald
Crescent Clan
Dominion
Foresters
Reinholts
Hay Makers
Dave McIntosh
Billy Worbeck
Lynn Ryley
Len Andree
Tom-Foolery Brad
Brad
Brokenhead students tour Winnipeg and graduate in June
Brokenhead River area students from grades seven through eleven joined a teacher on a city trip to Winnipeg visiting RCM.P barracks Burns Meat Packing Plant Manitoba Technical Institute Museum Assiniboine Park T Eaton Co City Dairy and Stevenson's airfield. Margery Mariash and Steve Mazur were graduates at the Provincial Normal School ceremony on June 15.
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Brokenhead
Erades V
Ferens
Winnipeg
Rcm.p
Burn’s Meat Packing
Manitoba Technical Institute
Assintbaine Park
Margery Mariash
Steve Mazur
Margery
Beausejour
Steve
White Poplar
Deredes
Tto TV
S Shumila
A Ferens
Wampee
T Eaton Co
Assiniboine Park
Stevenson's
John Huhuiak
Mike Krawchuk
Beausejour Wedding and Local Visits Highlight Elma News
Residents and visitors fill Elma area page with confirmations of marriages and family visits. Congratulations to Elmer Smith and Edith Dubel who wed at Beausejour United Church. Several relatives from Regina, Kitchener, Gimli and Winnipeg helped celebrate as guests and hosts hosted a June reception. A hospital patient list includes Paul Proceviat of Ena and Peter Sark in St Boniface Hospital. Weekend visits feature Mrs Mary Proceviat, Mrs Geo Proceviat, Mrs Nick Podolchuk, Mrs M Stadwyck, Mrs Josie Winter, and others visiting relatives and vacationing in the area.
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Elmer Smith
Beausejour United Church
Smuth
Edith Dubel
A Dell
Winrope
M Dell
TO Dell
Gimli
Mas
Caroline Ralik
Regina
Vo Horedonski
Kitchener
T Dubel
Tyndall News Roundup Major Local Happenings
Residents relocate and travel, with families moving to Selkirk and Keewatin while others visit Mundare and Ontario. Local sports feature Tyndall and Garson baseball results, a long-standing cup, and an Hazelridge rivalry. Community notices share birthdays, student awards, and a memorial service at the Tyndall Stone with wreaths and Legion veterans honored.
MFU Holds Annual Convention At Beausejour June 23
Farmers Union members from District 10 held an all day convention in Beausejour with 27 of 31 locals represented. Vice President Steve Miller urged coordinated action between federal and provincial agriculture committees to resolve farm problems. Mrs. Mary McIntosh praised farmers and wives for voicing issues, noting MFU is not radical. Denis Nimchuk re elected District Director. Mrs. F G Badke elected Women's Director. Sub district directors named. two anointments as auditors. A Research Foundation was proposed funded by a 0.5% deduction from farm produce sales, to work with Agriculture Department and University of Manitoba, plus resolutions on livestock marketing, prices, and taxes.
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Farmers’ Union
Springfield
Beausejour
Miller
Ottawa
Campbell
Manitoba
Mary McIntosh
Farmers Union
M.F.U
Denis Nimchuk
F G. Badke
River Hills
A.laneway
Ed. Borkowski
R. Kowalchuk
H Wright
F. Small
Ee Lozinski
K. Smerchanski
Art Boesem
Nellie Kozier
Fred Bauschke
Adolph Peltz
Agriculure
Brokhhead Joral
Man Farmers’ Union
Jae & Deleagtes
Reausejaur
R Freund
W. Chorney
J. Huska
Bauschke
R. Nikodem
M. Chorney
Borkowskoy
Dames
M. Mariash
N. Mosanin
Stupack
R. Vaseshnik
J Tranp
Ladywood Hall
Jo Mariath
Sudbury
Cuesier
Lac du Bonnet
Joven
Grand Marais Notes and Weekend Updates
Community items from Grand Marais include delayed Pine Falls train mail on June 21 and a late arrival at 8:20 PM. Induction service at St Judes on June 24 featured Arch bishop Barfoot with Rev Davidson. lunch in Parish Hall followed. Farewell for Martha Wonnacaot at her June 22 departure to Penticton after marriage June 20. Congratulations to TD Baiteau on a son born June 22 at St Boniface Hospital. Dooley family touring Minto for two weeks. Dooleys plan to leave Grand Marais after holidays.
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Pine Falls
Bird's Hill
St Judes
Wardo
Archbishop Barfoot
Davidson
Ladie
Geo Wonnacaot
Martha
Penticton
TD Baiteau
St Boniface Hospial
Seven Sisters Social and Picnic Highlights
The Seven Sisters Women's Auxiliary hosted a social after Sunday Evening Church services honoring Mrs Lillian Parsons, who departs as a United Church minister after June 24. The Winnipeg Electric Company picnic drew attendees from multiple towns, despite rain, with Erma Lawson winning a four pound four and a half ounce Northern Pike fish derby. The Seven Sisters Sunday School ended its term with a year-end lunch and pins for 80 percent attendance, while noting staff and enrollments.
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Seven Sisters’ Women’s Auxiliary
Lillian Parsons
Student United Church
Parsons
Seven Sisters
Whitemouth
Carl Birstow
Church
Miss Parsons
Wilf Lewis
Donny
Brian Hill
Foallawine
Lewis
Caousons
Fisie Howcroft
Connie Harrison
Ewart Carruthers
Jim Sibbons
Elsie Howcroft
Drownings and Near Drownings Warned By Officials
Non-swimmers venturing into deep waste water or handling canoes without skill risk trouble. Officials caution that diving into cold water, overheating, or long swims when tired endanger swimmers and bystanders alike.
Provincial Library, Legislative Bia g, Park G,Man
Fragmented OCR text mentions provincial library and legislative building in Park G Man area with garbled formatting and missing details. No clear events, dates, or names readable to extract a coherent card.
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Provincial Library
Legislative Bia
Park G
Man
Subscription Renewal Request From Springfield Leader
A reader on 3rd Street Lac du Bonnet asks to renew a Springfield Leader subscription for one year, enclosing 2.00 dollars. The note mentions renewal by mail and includes the address.
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Springfield
3Rd Street
Lac du Bonnet
Man
Street
Int du Bonnet
Safety Afloat Promotes Boating Safety Across Canada
A Canadian public safety piece urges boaters to prevent accidents by ensuring proper equipment and adherence to boating rules akin to road laws. It notes federal oversight by Transport Canada through the Board of Steamship Inspection and Nautical Division, and stresses penalties for negligent actions while highlighting widespread compliance among boat owners.
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Federal Department of Transport
Board of Steamship Inspection
Nautical Division
Marine Services
School Trip Highlights City Visit and Museum Tour
Brokenhead junior students led by Stella Shumila and Mrs W Ferens toured Silverwood Dairy Eaton's fifth floor cafe and tay department, visited a museum and park, and viewed an airport before returning home calling it the high day of the year. Farm Union notes list district delegates and upcoming rally at Ladywood hall with prize drawings. Sixteen Brokenhead East pupils enjoyed a city sight seeing trip with Miss P Rose touring museum CBW Building and Farm Broadcast, then park and baseball, before home.
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Stella Shumila
Brokenhead School
W. Ferens
Silverwood’s
Eaton's
Lynch
Tay
J. Hutniak
M. Kravchuk
Brokenhead East School
Miss P Rose
Ed Borkowsky
Mike Chorney
Manuel Biedier
CBW
Fire destroys Glenmoor home. family mourns loss
Misfortune strikes Glenmoor as Mr and Mrs John Hlady lose their new home to a daytime blaze on June 14. Their son Conrad sustains a power mower injury and is in hospital. Updates note Louie Hemminger and others taking jobs in Winnipeg and Moss Spur. Recent visits recount farewell travels as Beausejour residents say bon voyage. Nigeria's population is noted as containing 250 tribes.
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Glenmoor
Johnny Hlady
Mrs. Hlady
Ed Schnellert
Gideon Leski
Joe
Tomahawk
Alta
Roy Schnellert
Stein
Henry Schnellert
Beausejour
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