Wanted to Lease Building in Beausejour for Dry Goods
Beausejour retail lease sought for a 3000 square foot sales area. Prefers good foot traffic location and may consider build-to-suit with a larger term percentage lease. Send building description to Ed Orman Store Development Supt Robinson Little & Co 54 Arthur Street Winnipeg Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Orman
Robinson, Little & Company, Limited
Arthur Street
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Foresters members travel to Ottawa for High Court meeting
Clarence Kielback Bill Hensch ell Peter Ferens and A Mac Lean left on June 24 for Ottawa to attend the High Court meeting of the Canadian Order of Foresters. At the June regular meeting Mrs Donahue reported on the St Norbert convention and noted a local music teacher is needed residents should leave names with Mrs Giesbrecht Larson or Funk by August end. Mrs Luis was appointed in charge of the travelling library. Graduation dinner grossed 144 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kielback
Bill Henschell
Peter Ferens
A. MacLean
Ottawa
Canadian Order of Foresters
Donahue
St. Norbert
Mesdames Giesbrecht
Larson
Funk
Luis
Bert Turner
Order of Foresters
Beausejour Court
Montreal
Martin-Senour Company
Winnipeg
Irene
Charlie Turner
Toronto
Whitemouth notes and community updates from June events
Whitemouth and Seven Sisters community notices cover a Father’s Day tea at Municipal Hall, hospital guild meetings, dances and plays, family visits, travel to Ottawa and Dryden, and local sports. Highlights include a $310.95 net from the tea, a 25th wedding anniversary welcome for the Carlsons, and the Tyndall Ball Club’s strong season with several winning games.
Memorial service and community notices from Tyndall area
A memorial service was held at the Tyndall Stone on Sunday June 19 at 2 30 pm with Rev Ison officiating. Wreaths were laid by Legion, Next of Kin and Auxiliary representatives. Various visits and travel plans were noted for Bert Turner, Mrs Irene Turner and others. Upcoming Auxiliary meeting July 5 and engagement of Phyllis Rasmusen to Bill Johnson announced. Tyndall Farmers Union banquet May 9 plus a major operation for Sam Rasmus. Margery Dancho named candidate for Carnival Queen in Beauseilly July 1. A stag and shower for Nina Gmitroski and Tom Regula occurred June 11 at Teddie’s Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyndall Stone
Ison
Charlie Magnussen
Legion
P. Anderson
N. Winkler
Neily
Riddall
Auxiliary
Phyllis Rasmussen
Bill Johnson
Starbuck
Tyndall
Farmers’ Union No. 119
Teddie
Margery Dancho
Brokenhead
Nina Gmitroski
Tom Regula
Tyndall Area Briefs and North Eastern Manitoba Baseball League Update
Mr and Mrs Bill Patterson left for Toronto to visit relatives. A holiday greeting goes to Mr and Mrs Bourgeault on an extended trip. Tyndall United Church Sunday School closes for summer. Delegates Mike Chymyshyn and T Weselake represented Tyndall at the North Eastern Manitoba Baseball League mid season meeting at the USAF Base on June 22. Playoffs will have three teams with first place earning a bye while second and third play a best of three to reach finals. A pennant will be awarded annually to the league winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Chymyshyn
T. Weselake
Tyndall
Manitoba Baseball League
USAF
Local licenses issued for season with small fee
Licenses are required of them, a fee of $1.00 is charged covering the entire season. Some licenses may be obtained at the Grand Marais Post Office or the Red and White Store. The T B Chest X Ray Unit of the Sanatorium Board of Manitoba paid their call here on June 23. Several local men are employed by the municipality brushing streets and lanes, cutting down grass and poisoning ivy. This will also help to keep low areas dry and dirish the mosquito population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Marais
T. B. Chest
The
Sanatorium Board of Manitoba
Picnic Will Be Held At Gull Lake By Manitoba Farmers Union Locals
A July 10 picnic at Gull Lake is sponsored by Manitoba Farmers Union locals including Nos. 121 208 211 212 29 312 and 366. All locals and visitors are welcome to attend and join the fun. Mrs F Rogoski spent a day in the city last week. Mrs Sutherland works at the Bakery shop for the summer. Mrs Gertrude Ross visits her mother and aunt Mrs Branson and Mrs Clayton who are recovering from illnesses. Birthday congratulations go to Louise and Annette Baiteau this month. Visitors to the Beach who enjoy fishing may be interested in angling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gull Lake
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Gertrude Ross
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Johnson Motor
P. Binda
St. Ouens, Man
Lawrence Weselak
Hox
Man
W. Greschuk
Fox 2
Whitemouth
Mrs. T Gerskine
W. A
Henry Malbrandt
Olie Tergeson
Niagara Falls
Hospital Guild
Eeven Sisters
River Hills
Rennie
Elma
Valda Dunn
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Elizabeth Dereski
Wawa
Ont
Roland Smart
Portage
Rolie
Willie Becskau
Dryden
Willie Bryck
Eddie Malkoske
Felix Carlson
Harry Wallegham
A. Sinclair
Walter Karpoff
RCAF
Eeere
Mrs. A. King
Manitahe
Leslie Wardrop
D. M. Wardrop
W “x
R. Hicock
Reuben
Wappello, Sask
Oldenburg
Willie Lange
Quebec
Luther League
St. Paul's
Luther League of Winnipeg
Charles George
Alex Brandt
Brenda
Chicago
Ray Godwin
B. Grynol
Kenora
Omother
Fred Leiman
Mrs. Leiman
Mrs. B. Anderson
Garson
Martin Winkler
Beausejour Hospital
Martha Johnson
Brandon
Nelson
Joe. Kalinski
Peter Katzaly
Mrs. H. Sinclair
Joan
Case
Jonas Anderson
John Sawchuk
Winniper
Tyndall Hotel
Teddy Jaworski
Niagara, Ont
Mrs. M. Taiorake E Ze
John Mastaller
Paul Oneschuk
F. Mastaller
Jimmy Mastgure
Bob and
Milly Gmitrowski
Pine Falls
Oak Bank
Park Avenue
Park Avenue Cleaners
Rail Insurance
Fire Auto A Complete Insurance Service
Reimer
Imperial Oil
SSO
Esso
Western Canada
POR
L.A
Wawryshyn
Ladies’ Auxiliary
T. Westlake
Sam Rasmus
St. Boniface Hospital
Bill Patterson
Mr. Patterson
Mrs. Bourgeault
Tyndall United Church Sunday School
Paul Duma Beausejour
W. Kowalchuk
F. Rogoski
Louise
Annette Baiteau
W. W. Childe
Buick
General Motors
Pine Falls Garage Ltd
Pine Falls, Man
Stefaniuk
Aukaha
Beause Your Drugs Ltd
Beausejour, Man
Ray Little
Brokenhead Agricultural Society
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