Lent a Season of Self Discipline and Faith
The author explains Lent from Ash Wednesday to Easter, a 40 day period for self discipline of body and soul. It urges eating and drinking wisely, controlling temper and vanity, and following Christ’s example toward spiritual growth and hope of resurrection. The piece invites readers to see their personal Geshemene and Calvary, ending with Easter’s message I am alive for evermore.
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Springfield
Guide to Good Health from Ottawa Experts
Experts from the Department of National Health and Welfare in Ottawa urge daily well spaced meals plenty of water restful sleep in a ventilated room and outdoor recreation. Regular practice of this routine helps discourage disease producing germs and supports overall health.
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Department of National Health and Welfare
Ottawa
A Lenten Meditation on the Cross and Sharing
Rev. Joan E Hunter urges reflection on the Cross as a model of self sacrifice. She cites examples from history and everyday life, such as the Morro Castle operator and famine relief workers, to call for renewed commitment to help individuals and communities. The Cross belongs with people not confined to church walls.
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Morro Castle
George Rogers
Christ
Beausejour Baseball Club Elects Officers At Meeting
At the Municipal Hall on March 18 the Beausejour Baseball Club elected Jerry Hoban as President J Shuster as Secretary Treasurer C Shields as Manager H Fenning as Coach J S Sinnott MP Beau sejour and George Olive MLA Transcona as Honorary Patrons The club plans a junior team this season and a busy schedule is expected with a forthcoming canoe event.
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Beausejour Baseball Club
Municipal Hall
Tues
Jerry Hoban
J. Shuster
C. Shields
H. Fenning
J. S. Sinnott
M.P
Beausejour
George Olive
M L.A
Transcona
Gerson Midgets Eliminated From Pack Finals
The Garson Midgets failed to advance in the provincial playdowns as a La Riviere squad edged them 7 to 4 at Selkirk Arena. The Garson Tyndall and Beausejour youth team showed strong play but lacked goal mouth finish.
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Gerson
Garson
la Riviere
Selkirk Arena
Tyndall
Beausejour
Outstanding Local Team Honors and Thanks to Manager
The team acknowledges C Wawryshyn and F Litke for standout effort this year and thanks Gmiterek Hopps Zarvanski Gmitrowski Bodnar Ridley Johnson Erickson for their all out play. They praise manager P Stepanjuk of Garson and wish Pete good luck next year.
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C. Wawryshyn
F. Litke
Gmiterek
Hopps
Zarvanski
Gmitrowski
Bodnar
Ridley
Johnson
Erickson
P. Stepaniuk
Garson
Crand Curling Time Visitors Share Mixed Evening
The Pinawa Ladies hosted Pointe du Bois curlers on March 15 for a school tour, supper, and mixed curling. Teams led by Mrs. Simmons Mrs. Square Mrs. Willson and Mrs. Leith competed, with visiting men joining for ends and a lively lunch.
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Pinawa
Pointe du Bois
Curles
E. J. Hawkes
A. Simmons
Sam Square
H. Leith
Willson
Mrs. Square
V. Waisener
L. Mulligan
H. Sihl
Mrs. Simmons
C. McLennan
M. Texmo
A. Erickson
Mrs. Willson
Departmental Bonspiel Sparks Curling Comeback at Pine Falls
At Pine Falls rink the departmental bonspiel draws many former players back on the ice amid blisters and sore shoulders. Two ladies rinks, Ladies' Aid of the United Church led by Mrs. J E Hunter and Hudson's Bay led by Anne Crawford, traded early blows with Bay scoring five ends but Ladies' Aid salvage a one rock win in the final end.
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Ladies’ Aid of the United Church
J. E. Hunter
Lillian Richards
Pine Falls Curling Club Bonspiel Ends on Final Night
Monday evening marked the conclusion of the Pine Falls Curling Club bonspiel with final games in the main and consolation events. H. Romanow skipped the winning team to cap the event.
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Pine Falls Curling Club
H. Romanow
Rink Victories Highlight Bonspiel Night
In the main event the ning rink led by skipper completed a strong showing with F A Brown, S Brewster, and Jean Mackay backing him. Roy Arthur’s rink secured the consolation honors with W McDonald third, Ben van Malsen second, Lillian Richards lead. Departmental bon spiel opened as Hudsons Bay Co rink beat Manitoba Paper Co Main Office, Earl Manson skip, A Kreuger third, Wm Roy second, Ross Halpin subbing for Ben van Malsen. B H Campbell skip led the Bay rink with B Manson sub, M Dansereau second, Bill Mc Cubbin lead.
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Roy Arthur
W. McDonald
Ben van Malsen
Lillian Richards
Hudson's Bay Co
Manitoba Paper Co
Earl Manson
A. Kreuger
Wm. Roy
Ross Halpin
B. H. Campbell
B. Manson
Charles Frederick
M. Dansereau
Bill McCubbin
Excellent Business Opportunity at Water Flour and Oil Sheds
A short classified notice for an excellent business opportunity advertising a Post Office and General store location with flour and oil sheds. It notes an oil dealer named S. Beley in Lowland seeking partners or customers.
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Joan E. Hunter
Steve Beley
Pete Beauden
Beauden
Mercury
Ford
Beley Motors
Manitoba
Cale
Lincoln
Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited
Pete
Mrs. H. Leith
Pointe
Shirley Byman
Messrs. A. Erickson
J. Thompson
F. Simmons
A. J. Patterson
V. Vickner
D. Swagger
Pine Falls
S. Beley
Lowland
Robin Hood