LAC DU BONNET NOTES SCENE OF TOWN NEWS
John Hendrickson celebrates his 79th anniversary as locals cheer. Mr and Mrs Taggerson of Bird River visit town on Friday for business. Teddy Mazur wins Tribune award and departs for Brandon Fair on the 29th as guest of the paper. Eric French and Brian Booth move to Seven Sisters Falls for seasonal work. Tom Breem spent the weekend at Shore Acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Taggerson of
Bird River
Teddy Mazur
Tribune
Brandon Fair
Beausejour Hatchery 1948 Chick Price List
Beausejour Hatchery releases a 1948 price list for chicks and poultry stock. The document enumerates prices for various chick sizes and species, reflecting postwar supply and demand conditions.
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Beausejour
Pine Falls notices celebrate showers anniversaries and visits
In law guests for Mrs Lorne Blue were welcomed with a June 23 shower at Mrs M Christie home where Wendy Sherritt gave gifts. Ken Walton admitted to Pine Falls hospital. Mrs Higginson and daughter Claire arrived from Ottawa June 21 then head to Powell River BC. Jensen and Johannson silver anniversary celebrated with a surprise party. Legion dance June 18 supported new hall construction. Others include C Avery visits and local music plans by Maurice Krupa Christie and Bill Scotty McLeod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne Blue
Margaret Guinn
M. Christie
Wendy Sherritt
Mrs. C. Higginson
Claire
Pine Falls
Ottawa
Mrs. Higginson
Powell River
B.C
J. W. Johannson
Chateau
Winnipeg
Legion Hall
Mick Huska
Oscar Palady
Stan St. Croix
Newlyweds Return to Pine Falls at Manitou Lodge
The couple Mr. and Mrs. E. Luchuck have settled back in Pine Falls at Manitou Lodge. June 19 tea for Mrs. J. Hunter in church club rooms honored her with iris corsage and an electric clock gift from the W.A. and umbrella from the WMS. Raymond Lavallee travels to Vancouver to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. E. Luchuck
Pine Falls
Manitou Lodge
Women’s Missionary Society
Women’s Association of the United Church
J. Hunter
Church Club
W. Lauchlan
Hunter
Iris
W.A
J. Huhn
WMS
Beausejour Women run refreshment booth at Farmer's Day
The Women's Institute of Beausejour reported a June 16 Farmer's Day booth earning 528.15 in gross receipts with 352.11 in expenditures leaving a 176.04 net donation to the Memorial fund. Also notes return of Ray Orr and H Lippman, Dorothy Mitchell's holiday, Olga Fuerst's move, and a Winnipeg tea in honor of Muriel Tarrant's daughter wedding.
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The
Women’s Institute of
Local Social News and Wedding Notices
LA Wawryshyn Mrs J Foster visited her niece Mrs J Proctor at Stony Mountain. A christening party honored Thomas Harold Schlamp with Margie Humick and Tony Jerome as godparents. Mrs C Foster visited Brandon where her husband works. A shower at Orange Hall celebrated Nora Christensen bride Mrs W Matthews. Nels Lundgren of Vancouver visits his Tyndall parents. Winnipeg wedding attendance noted for Lola Lane Frances Smith. Tyndall Catholic banquet and dance at Teddies Place June 24. Guests from Tyndall included J Armstrong A Winkier and others. Ladies Club met June 23 at Mrs H Winkler home. Cold supper planned for Tyndall tournament day July 10. Best wishes to Floyd Johnson formerly of Gar.
Red River bus axle fix in Great Falls ends trip
On Friday night January 18 the Red River bus to Pine Falls suffered an axle break near Great Falls. Garret Vantoever and K C Fergusson helped the driver remove the faulty axle. Fergusson improvised with haywire to complete the repair and the bus departed at 9 45 p.m. Also news notes report Mrs H E Hardcastle leaving Windsor after a six week visit with relatives and Mrs Stewart Turmer with son Donald returning home after a two week visit with family in Pine Falls.
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Red River
Pine Falls
Great Falls
Garret Vantoever
K. C. Fergusson
H. E. Hardcastle
Windsor
Mrs. Harland
Patricia
Robert
Quiet minds endure fortune at their private pace
A reflective note on steadiness amid turmoil. The quote highlights calm resilience as a personal compass during both fortune and misfortune, likening a steadfast mind to a clock ticking through a thunderstorm.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Local residents gather for weekend visits and events
Elma and Winnipeg visitors share weekends with relatives. Families, including Chanways, Podolchuks, and Sidorkos, enjoy summer cabin projects at Caddy Lake. Elma school field day drew record attendance as Mrs. Mordue and Mrs. Kelson host Winnipeg guests.
Legion Auxiliary Plans Summer Meetings and July Booth
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion 164 met June 22 at Mrs. McMahon's home. Minutes were approved, a parcel from Donald Fournier acknowledged, and thanks given for a fruit basket. The group voted to continue summer meetings and finalized arrangements for a July 1 booth with two hour shifts, inviting Legionnaires to help. Lunch was served by Mrs. McMahon and Irma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Canadian Legion
Arsenault
McMahon
Irma
Brandon couple wed and welcomed a baby boy
The son now living in Brandon married June 29 to Beth Richardson of Brandon. The couple were married on that date. Mr and Mrs Harry Whittier welcomed a baby boy weighing 6 lbs 8 oz at St Boniface Hospital on June 25. Tyndall men’s ball team won once defeating Hazelridge 11-3. Lawrence Queen had a short home visit. Mrs S Riley celebrated her 70th birthday on June 23.
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Brandon
Beth Richardson
Harry Whittier
St. Boniface Hospital
S. Riley
Mrs. F. Oxholm
Hughie
Sandra
Falls Friendly Fellows Hold First Picnic at Seven Sisters Grounds
The Falls Friendly Fellows held a Sunday picnic on June 20 at Seven Sisters grounds featuring baseball and games. Teams Hungry Nines Seven Sisters and Oldenburg competed. tug of war and horseshoes were played. A refreshment stand operated all day. new families Hansen Nordien Barnes moved into Seven Sisters from Carter Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
Seven Sisters
Hansen, Nordien
Barnes
Carter Construction
Classified Ad Rates And Line Charges
Classified ad section outlines pricing at a 50e per insertion with line limits and word counts. It specifies that each additional line costs more and details payment expectations for space used.
Summer Cottage For Sale Near Whitemouth River
For sale a summer cottage located one and a half miles east of Whitemouth and four miles from No 1 Highway on the Elma road. One acre lot on the Whitemouth river with electric lights supplied by MPC. For further information write or phone W Sinclair box 64 Whitemouth Manitoba.
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Whitemouth
No. 1
Elma Road
M.P.C
W. Sinclair
Fox 64
Nan
Quote on free people guarding purpose and honor
A Woodrow Wilson quotation asserts that only free people can hold steady to a common end and prioritize mankind over narrow self interest. The line reflects themes of civic virtue and collective responsibility in leadership.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Beausesour
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