Whitemouth World Day of Prayer Noted in Ross United Church
Friday events in Whitemouth feature World Day of Prayer led by Helen Johnson with speakers from local church groups. A March of Dimes fundraiser picture show followed, while a hockey game affected attendance. Wildcats beat Beausejour 6-2 with Nelson scoring three goals. Reorganizations and visits noted, including dairy convention attendees and municipal appointments. Hospital guild raises 108.52 via teas, dances, and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross United Church
Helen Johnson
P. R. Paulsen
Ladies’ Aid
Richard Jorgenson
W.A
Edmond Lange
Whitemouth
Society For Crippled Children
Whitemouth Hospital Guild
W. Milbrandt
Oldenburg School
Lonely Dale
D. M. Wardrop
Don’t Feed a Cold Old Advice Versus Modern View
Modern medical advice warns against feeding a cold into fever. At onset, drink plenty of liquids like milk juice and water. Rest helps, ideally a day in bed. Protect others by covering mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing and use disposable tissues.
Tyndall Notes and Local Events Chronicle
Harry Pearce of Garson narrowly escaped serious injury after a slip and fall en route to the Garson rink. He was taken to Selkirk hospital for x-rays and remains bedridden. A February 15 European Flood fund collection at St Michael’s Greek Catholic church raised fifty dollars. Joe and Mrs Queen celebrated a farewell with a smoker and a sing session. Mrs N Cass returned from a two week Pas visit with son A W Cass. Lenten services at St Michael’s continue Fridays and Sundays at 7.30 pm. A broomball for March of Dimes drew North over South 4 2 with a postgame foot race between Dancho and Zack. Herbie Sergent returned from Alberta. L Stanley Bukoski owns a 1953 Ford. Garson plans another broomball with Tyndall on March 4 and a Legion hall whist drive supported the boys hockey club with prize winners Patsy Pasieka, A Fraser, Larry Erickson and Ron Chercoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pearce
Garson
Harry
Selkirk Hospital
St. Michael's Greek Catholic Church
Tyndall
Henry Dancho
Dan Zack
The
Legion Hall
Patsy Pasieka
Miss A. Fraser
Larry Erickson
Ron Chercoe
Students Form Ladies Group For Church Support
Grade 12 editors of The Ties at United College announce appointment of Editor and Assistant Editor. A meeting at Mrs. A S Williams home leads to forming a church auxiliary group with Mrs. Williams as chairwoman and other officers. Weekly Lent meetings planned, then monthly. Also notes of social visits, birthdays, travel mishaps, and local updates from February to March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Ross United Church
D. Fotheringham
Bilysnky
Whitemouth
United College
A. S. Williams
A. Moore
Winnipeg
W. Raines
W. McGibbons
Hignell
Sugar costs rise in UK as Canada cuts controls in 1949
In the United Kingdom sugar control remains tight with prices reportedly double those in Canada where controls were removed in 1949. The contrast highlights divergent policy paths and ongoing cost pressures in North American and allied markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Canada
Seven Sisters Falls community 1953 year start notes
The Seven Sisters Falls report outlines hospitalizations at Selkirk General Winnipeg General and Whitemouth for residents including Harry Hudson and Mrs Howcroft. It records 1953 church board officers, Brownie group leadership, World Day of Prayer events, and Scout week activities with changes in social convenor roles and ministerial appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hudson
Selkirk General Hospital
Yours Truly
Williams
Oxholm
Whitemouth Hospital
Herb Baker
Winnipeg General Hospital
Howcroft
J. Coyne
Seven Sisters Church Board
W. McGibbon
M. Thompson
Mesdames Precious and Cousins
Mesdames Raines and King
J. Howcroft
Jean Walker
Brian Hudson
Alvin Harrison
Hughie Oxholm
Anglican
T. Bullen
K. Beal
Seven Sisters Falls
W. Raines
Children of Light
Sandra Oxholm
A. Moore
Winnipeg
H. Leith
Five Days of Solemn Stillness in Glenmoor
In Glenmoor the women stay home for five days while men work in the bush. On Saturday evening life returns to normal with painting, hair styling, and cheerful outfits. Birthdays noted: Elizabeth Bach on the 24th, Doris Potter on the 25th, Rosalie Fay on the 5th. William Schnellert and son Roy had some misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bach
Doris Potter
Rosalie Fay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. T. G. Ehskine
March of Dimes
Andy Henderson
Boxie Henderson
Portage la Prairie
Jack Couling
Alec Hill
Yorkton, Sask
Mrs. Ed. Elliott
Myrtle Cousins
Whitemouth Wildcats
Beausejour
Wildcats
Nelson
Paulsen
Buss
Schatkowsky
Mrs. Wait
Audrey Ressner
Lloyd Hiebert
Hillshow, Kansas
C. E. Giesbrecht
Nancy Law
Norman Tyler
Mr. Tyler
Seven Sisters
Alec Locht
Henry Steiner
Julius Tiede
Manitoba
William Sudletsky
A. E. Webb
Evelyn Wardrop
LaRiviere
Eleanor Benson
Box
Man
Monthru
Benson & Hedges
Yee
Gartons
Montcalm
anUs
U.S.A
Brett Young
Corydon Ave
Gunnar Mets
Toronto
Emma Mets
Gunnar
Manitoba Censor Board
Wacom
Manitoba Board OF Moving Picture Censors
Wawryshyn
Joe Queen
Joe
Herbie Sergent
Alberta
Stanley Bukoski
George Rerick
Rerick
Bill Berbrick
August Palinicka
A. Zosiak
Edwin
Jerry Fay
Neiberg
Steve Paselusko
Mrs. A. Goritz
Greenwald
Gust Kowalke
Irene
R. F. Otto
Mr. Otto
Mrs. H. Leith
Seven Sisters Brownie Group
W. Lewis
M. Hignell
M. Everson
Mesdames King, Leith and
Frantz
J. Gibbins
Brownie
Tolton
King Memorial United Church of
Elmwood
Leith
J. Dowcroft
Margaret Leith
Lanny Carr
Glenmoor
J. T. Oberton
William Schnellert
Roy
1.H.C
L.H.C
Allis Chalmers
Dodge
Fargo
Johnnies
ORIG
Red Cross
Dominion
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