Kirner Receives Leadership Award From 4-H Club
F Kirner leader of the Clovemeat 4-H Seed Club is honored at a Beausejour Hotel dinner for five years of service and community impact. F Slovinsky presents the award on behalf of the Canadian Council on 4-H Clubs and Manitoba Agriculture. Under Kirner the club built a community skating rink and introduced new cereal grain varieties.
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Beausejour
F. Kirner
F. Slovinsky
Canadian Council On
Manitoba Department of Agreultre
Kirner
Weil
Harold Krebs
Candidates Speak At Lac du Bonnet Meeting For Seat
Over 400 attendees at the Lac du Bonnet Memorial Centre heard Springfield candidates John Gross Social Credit Jake Schuk CCF and Val Yacula Conservative outline aims J W Wade chaired the event Liberal Anton Weselak was absent due to another campaign commitment at Pine Falls Gross urged government control of banking to end debt and fund dividends amid Canada’s 18 billion debt figure.
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Lac du Bonnet Memorial
Springfield
Anton Weselak
Pine Falls
John Gross
Social Credit
Jake Schuk
CCF
Val Yacula
J. W. Wade
Gross
Canada
Social Credit Party
Great Falls Community News and Meetings Report
The Great Falls Women’s Institute hosts copper tooling classes with two evenings completed Mrs George Ortwein leads the Thursday sessions at the school Plans for a Great Falls Bowling League include possible weekly Pine Falls trips A Winnipeg visitors group including Tom and Doni Venn plus Jamie stay with Doris’s parents and congratulate Tom Venn on a Winnipeg Electric Co promotion A federation meeting elects Ron Ryckman as Secretary-Treasurer and notes a solvent balance despite holiday costs The club plans a dance April 11 with a Winnipeg orchestra The curling championship ends with F Loowen A Bracken J Mindella and L Morgan as champions The Lac du Bonnet board of trade town hall gathering sees CCF and Social Credit support at least two political speakers Mr Schulz Mr Gross and Mr Yacula boost campaign topics with debates and a varied crowd
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Great Falls
Ron Ryckman
Tom
Doni Venn
Jamie
Winnipeg
Doris
G. Carrier
Tom Venn
Winnipeg Electric Co
McArthur
Anders Hall
Bruce Jacobs
Don Baker
Ray Thom
Anderson Hall
F. Loowen
A. Bracken
J. Mindella
Mrs. L. Morgan
F. Bleakney
Tim Casey
Leoven
Thom
Lac du Bonnet Board of Trade
Springfield
Jack Wade
CCF
Social Credit
Schulz
Gross
Yacula
Anton Weslak
Victoria Beach Shower Honors Miss Ruth Smith
A large regional hall event on Thursday March 6 drew forty eight ladies in Victoria Beach to honor Miss Ruth Smith. Lunch was served by Mesdames C David F David L David E Ateah John Anderson and Tom Olafson. Garry David and Deborah Joseph were briefly in Beausejour hospital but have since returned home. A school dance followed on Friday night and Carl Monkman traveled from Loan Straits to visit the Olafsons before heading to Winnipeg on March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthmith
Garry David
Beausejour Hospital
Deborah Joseph
Carl Monkman
Loan Straits
Olafsons
Winnipeg
Buchan 4-H Garden Club Forms At Meeting
An organizational meeting for a Buchan 4-H Garden Club was held on Thursday March 6. Highlights included slides and films by Agricultural Representative Fred Slovinsky and 20 members signed up. Officers elected: president Jane Nieser vice president Shirley Herda secretary Judith Kafka club reporter Joyce Sinclair leader Mrs Doris Kafka assistant leader Mrs Ann Herda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchan
Fred Slovinsky
Jane Nieser
Shirley Herda
Judith Kafka
Joyce Sinclair
Doris Kafka
Ann Herda
River Hills Community News Summary
Local notes from River Hills record condolences for Adolf Summerfeld and support for Ann Besel after her brother’s passing. Birthdays for Eileen and Wendy Lueck are noted, with celebrations for the Kuhn family’s 43rd wedding anniversary and Ernest Klepatz’s 75th birthday. Community visits and hospital news, a truck accident injury, school events, and Baptist ladies aid plans are mentioned.
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John Pellick
Whitemouth
Eileen
Wendy Lueck
Wendy
Ann Besel
Albert Schultz
John Jorgenson
Ignace
Ont
Hubert Jorgenson
Oscar Noel
Winnipeg Falls School
Ken Smith
Ida Kuhn
Mary Ames
Ema Hill
Ida
Adella
Ruth
Rudolph Kuhn
Vancouver
B.C
Elmer Kuhn
John Wiebe
Jim Hanke
Jim
Edward Knopf
Mary Mudrey
Carol Alstadt
Whitemouth Baptist Ladies Aid
Ruth Lueck
Adella Bonikowsky
Hanna Pommer
Dorothy Wardrop
Ernest Klepatz
Walter Klepatz
Winnipeg
Local Notes From Bissett Area Report
Stanley Hope of Hole River was treated at the Bissett hospital for an injured knee from brush clearing on the Manigotogan road. Mrs. F Woods is at Bissett awaiting the visit of the stork. She stays with her sister in law Mrs. Andy Bjork Jr. Mrs. J M Bowyer of Bissett visited Rev. and Mrs. Unran on Thursday March 13.
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Stanley Hope
Hole River
Bissett Hospital
Manigotogan Road
F. Woods
Bissett
Andy Bjork Jr
J. M. Bowyer
Unran
Pine Falls and Powerview Community Roundup
Pine Falls and Powerview items note Morris Berthelette of Camp Shilo visiting with family while Mrs. Andy Berthelette and parish members host a successful whist drive raising about $496 for Notre Dame du Laus. Bingo at Legions Hall draws a large crowd with a $17 pot going unclaimed. Bowling results show Pine Falls beating Winnipeg with a total 11,860 to 11,177 and Richard Thomas leading the league with 53 points as the season nears end. Curling draws near completion with Barbara Gill and Dorothy Johnson winning initial draws. A Novelty Curling Bonspiel is planned. The 46th battalion squadron held a social on Friday March 7. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. R. Proulx and Mr. Hayes in town, with several residents away on trips and visits to Saskatchewan and Fort Francis.
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Morris Berthelette
Camp Shilo
Andy Berthelette
Jack Farell
Pine Falls
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Richard Thomas
Barbara Gill
Dorothy Johnson
Minnie McDonald
Bobe Dawson
Marge Jacobs
46Th Battalion
Mr. Hayes
Joan Wood
The
General Hospital
Saskatchewan
J. Moysak
Lorraine
St. Norbert
John
Fort Francis
Ont
Obituary for Adolph Sommerfeld in Manitoba church service
Adolph Sommerfeld died March 6 at St Boniface hospital. A funeral service was held March 10 at the Lutheran Church Oldenburg with Rev. L Hartmann officiating. Interment followed at the churchyard cemetery. Russell Funeral Home Beausejour arranged services. He was born in Russia in 1894 and moved to Canada 30 years ago settling in Whitemouth district. He is survived by his widow Julia Sommerfeld a son Leonard of West Kildonan two sisters Florence Bartkowski of Whitemouth and Helen Propp of Germany and two brothers Edward of Kelowna BC and Gustof in Germany.
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Adolph Sommerfeld
Oldenburg
Man
L Hartmann
Russell
Beausejour
Sommerfeld
St Boniface Hospital
Russia
Canada
Whitemouth
Julia Sommerfeld
Leonard
West Kildonan
Florence Bartkowski
Helen Propp
Germany
Edward
Kelowna B.C
Gustof
Subscription Renewal Notice for The Leader at Lac du Bonnet
The notice explains how to read date numerals on the subscription form to determine due dates. It instructs readers to check their copy of The Leader from 3rd Street, Lac du Bonnet, Manitoba and mail remittance with the form when due.
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Springfield
3Rd Street
Lac du Bonnet
Man
Local notes from Bissett United Church world event
Mrs George Boulette recovers with cast as Rev Harold Wyman visits from former church build year 1947. Community hosts, meetings, and socials recount a busy period including bonspiel banquet, St Patrick’s tea, and Tyro children activities. Road improvements between English Brook and Manigotogan River noted along with local school English classes and upcoming talk by Val Yacula.
Forty Hours Devotion at Ladywood R C Church
Forty hours devotion begins Friday March 21 at 10 a.m. at St. Peter and Paul Church Ladywood with High Mass and sermons by Rev. C Litowski MS and other pastors. Polish and English sermons follow, confession heard, Holy Communion given. Masses on Saturday morning and Sunday morning with Passion songs and final Mass at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladywood R.C
St. Peter and Paul R.C
Ladywood
C. Litowski
M.S
Frances Kosakiewicz
Holy Ghost Church
Winnipeg
Joseph Gurea M.S
St. Mary's Church
Beausejour
M. Szajewski
F. Kula M.S
St. Michael's Church
Cooks Creek
Come to Church Garth W Lof Vice Pastor Sunday Service
Announcement lists time changes for worship and Sunday School with dates March 16 and March 23 1958. Divine worship begins after Sunday School at 4 p.m. and school starts at 10 a.m. for the new schedule.
St Mary's Anglican Church Lent Services Led at Pointe du Bois
On the 5th Sunday in Lent the church holds Holy Communion at 9 a.m. and Morning Prayer with a Sermon at 11 a.m. Church school and nursery available. A mid week Lenten service is at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, and a 7 p.m. evening service with sermon follows at Pointe du Bois.
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ST. Mary’s
Pointe du Bois
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Jake Schulz
Diefenbaker
Yaculs
Elma
Jack Mullins
A. Sawehenko
W. Splett
E. Mastaler
J. Kine
E. Litke
A. Rendeau
L Molinski
H. Hunt
M. Bencharski
B. Molinski
R. Gretsinger
H. Litke
Elsie Litke
Shamrock Studios
Victoria Beach
MM. Smith
River Hills
Ella and
Della
Edward Summerfeld
Kelowna, B.C
Adolf
Kay
Rose
Erica
Mrs
Irvin Grabke
Fred Grabke
Powerview
Olive [Wanick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
I. M. Bowyer
George Boulette
Harold Wyman
Russell Griffith
Rev
Wyman
United Church
Frank DuVale
Charles Anderson
Bissett United Church
W.A
Souchow
Sinnaman
Kunze
Dugald
F. Smith
H. Spandsberg
Princess Elizabeth Hospital
Hammond
T. Shierifis
Manigotogan
English Brook
Manigotogan River
Straw
Anglican Church of
Palsson
Riverton
J. Woods
Mesdames Lucas
Griffith
Finnbogason
Thomas Shier
Mesdames Combe
Fox
G. Gray
Chalmers
McIvor
Bowyer
E. Meadows
F. Griffith
B. Allan
T. Solinsky
Tana
Phyllis Solinsky
Transcona
Ladies of St. Anthony’s Mission
Prysaznyik
Prysaznuik
Morgan
United Church W.A
Box Simpson
Mesdames Sawioka
Conley
Tyre Boys
J. Hay
W. Weeks
Anderson
Dack
Gibson
Nachtingale
H. Anderson
Don Finnbogason
Bjjornson
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Weeks
Lutheran Church OF the Cross
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