Pine Falls Paper Kings Lose Title Bid in Decisive Game
The Pine Falls Paper Kings fall 9-2 to Brandon Wheat Kings after a 4-3 OT win in Pine Falls and a 4-3 Brandon win in Brandon. Pine Falls players Bob Gray Art Harris Joe Reichart Bob Seguin key in goal as Sulkers suffers a facial cut and leaves early. Fans endured long trips and praise despite elimination from the Provincial intermediate A crown.
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Pine Falls
Paper Kings
Brandon Wheat Kings
Brandon
Pine Falls Boys
Wheat City
Winnipeg
Bob Gray
Art Harris
Joe Reichart
Bob Seguin
Harry Sulkers
Hospi
Tal
Wheat Kings
Additional Building Planned For Powerview School
Powerview Village council on March 8 discussed acquiring a movable building to add three classrooms, with alterations to fit the existing school. The meeting also reviewed reassessment complaints, approved budget items, and authorized bylaw and solicitor appointments. Tax sale procedures and several accounts for payment were set, including payments to Red River Bus, Manitoba Power, and local offices.
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Leonard School Board
L. Prentice
Pow
Leonard Scheaul
Agel
Miiantobe
Powerview
Alfred Misiuiee Monpin
Alfred Maurice
Leonard S D
Red River Bus
Canadian Oil Co
Manitoba Power Commission
First Winter Ice Carnival Staged at Great Falls
The Great Falls community held its first Ice Carnival on Friday March 4. Queen Annie Arnessarn led the event with princesses Dev srley Peterson and Corrine Jac oe. Dorothy Warren organized the program. Prizes for costumes and raves went to Joan Mull ing for first prize. A broom ball game entertained the crowd before a hearty lunch at the recreation hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Annie Arnessarn
Dev Srley Peterson
Corrine Jacoe
Dorothy Warren
Joan Mulling
Glenmoor Falls To Brokenhead In Tight Hockey Clash
Glenmoor lost 4 3 to Brokenhead in a hard fought hockey game. Return match slated at Glenmoor with planned crowds. Students showcase new school sweaters funded by a Christmas concert proceeds. Community notes report snow clearing easing travel and upcoming March meeting hopes.
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Glenmoar
Brokenhead
March mishap and birthday in Pinawa district
On March 5 Eddie Pelak lost control of a truck in a snow ditch and sought help from Julian Trojanoski, who also slid into the ditch. Osmus Sakolski freed everyone with a Caterpillar and no one was hurt. Congratulations to Miss Verenia Golembioski on her 17th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deniss
Caramar
Rio Grande
Princess Margaret
Jamaica
Nassau
Bahamas
West Idies
England
Hugh Foot
Margaret
Pinawa
Eddie Pelak
Julian Trojanoski
Osmus Sakolski
Vereniia Golembioski
Beausejour Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Weddings
Beausejour residents hosted visitors from Lac du Bonnet and Dryden including Mrs. Thomas Park and Mrs. Joe Purvis with Darby Fidler and Guy Brown. Vancouver guest Mrs. Geo Hill plans further visits. John Stockburn and Mrs. E. Marcusson plus granddaughter Donna stopped by. Two wedding anniversaries celebrated for the Welch and Marshall couples. Old Timers Party at Zion Lutheran honored 37 guests with corsages and performances by seniors over eighty, including J. Beckman and A. Schrader. A Manitoba bus meet linked Winnipeg travelers with Lac du Bonnet locals and Laketown plans mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Park
Lac du Bonnet
Joe Purvis
Dryden
C. Fidler
Zion Lutheran Church
John Schirle
J. Opki
J. Beckman
G. Rattai
A. Freund
A. Schrader
H. Hefling
Roy Langner
Golto
Cooks
Shirley Letkeman Crowned Whitemouth Carnival Queen
Miss Shirley Letkeman of Whitemouth, sponsored by the Whitemouth Curling Club, was crowned Queen at the Whitemouth lee Carnival on March 5. The event featured costume judging, age races on skates, and prizes for youngest and oldest skaters. Master of ceremonies Stan Gittins, judges Mrs. Yeo, Mr. Huerbner, and Mr. Willie Herzee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Letkeman
Whitemouth
Whitemouth Curling Club
Stan Gittins
Seven Sisters
Yeo
Huerbner
Willie Herzee
Lynne Erickcan
Luna Bilynnsky
Randy Menick
Ronnie Hunt
Carol Kurpoff
Patsy Hunt
Terry
Prevention of Crime in the Leader series urges cooperation
The article urges readers to follow crime prevention tips in stores, offices, streets, and homes. It warns against relying on insurance alone, stresses cooperation with police, and notes governments spend a third of national income on public works in autumn 1954.
Jay-Cees Chicken Bingo Raises Funds for Arena Lounge
After clearing mud from streets the Jay-Cees hostedChicken Bingo with fancy prices paid. The group gains around one hundred dollars to fund Arena Lounge furnishings. A reader hints at more news if tips arrive and requests renewals.
Canadian Fisheries Investment Soars to 162 Million in 1952
Cyutal investments in vessels, gear, and related assets in Canadian fisheries reached 162,942,600 in 1952, marking a doubling from 1946 levels. The figure reflects substantial growth in capital outlays for equipment and fleet expansion within the sector.
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New Brunswick
Bathurst
Earl Matheson
Elizabeth
Shah OF
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Queen Soray
Buckingham Place
London
Queen Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Central Press
Royal
Shah
U.S
Standard Press
J. Turcotte
Manitoba Paper Co
S. Lazaruk
Hudson Bay Co
Paul’s
Esso Service
Alfred Dupont
A. M. Pepin
H. Richardson
Oscar Vincent
Children’s Aid Society
JFT
Annie Arnesson
Glenmoor
E. J. Otto
O.werner
Oberton
Glenmoo Erool
Acum
Phe
Dennis Hindy
By Margery Mariash
Bill Baumgartner
Riverton
Man
Shirley Kjernisted
Ashern Youn
Beausejour
E. Childe
John Stockburn
E. Marcusson
Donna
Dave Welch
Ted Marshall
Melita
Ted
Irene Marshall
Welch Clan
Marshalls
Osis
A. Swett
Laketown
Little Boy
Dominic McGowan
Hepburn Storey
Dominic
Central
Resa Canadian
Enone
Ontario
Alberta
Drayton Valley
Blind River
Robert Dagiey
Alexas
Mare Stevens
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