Parity Prices Urged At Farmers Rally Beausejour
Mrs. Bernice Norman of the Saskatoon Farmers Union urged parity prices for farm products and livestock at a Beausejour rally. She urged farmers to unite across backgrounds, noted union services, and invited attendance at an Inter-provincial Union conference in Saskatoon in July. Jacob Schulz criticized Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and praised M.F.U. activity during the grain plebiscite. William Gander highlighted Manitoba M.F.U. Locals and warned of ruin without proper prices amid foot and mouth concerns. The gathering was chaired by Fred Small. annual and district meetings were announced for Beausejour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
Bernice Norman
Saskatchewan Farmers’ Union
Beausejour
Norman
Saskatchewan
R.U
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture
M.F.U
Mr. Schulz
Overseas Council
Schulz
Canada Packers
William Gander
Springfield
Manitoba
Gander
Europe
Fred Small
Beasejour
No Epidemics In Health Report
Dr W S Hawks medical officer in charge of Selkirk Health Unit says winter was largely free of serious outbreaks. Districts St Andrews St Clements Victoria Beach Brokenhead and towns Selkirk Beausejour Winnipeg Beach Garson Dunnottar are served. Two new nurses Margaret Thompson and Enid Jonsson join Beausejour sub office. Unit may soon have a full time laboratory technician with larger N ray equipment. January February 1992 disease counts include chicken pox 2 measles 4 scarlet fever 3 gonorrhea 4 syphilis 1 tuberculosis 6 whooping cough 6 and diarrhea and enteritis under one year 1. A total of 63 field visits. Of tuberculosis six notified, two active, one in hospital. Nursing visits for new and old cases 31. Immunizations smallpox 31 diphtheria 106 whooping cough 67 tetanus 48. Maternal services seven new prenatal and 71 postnatal visits. Child health centre attendance 205 and nursing visits 91 with 165 pre-school hygiene attendances and 54 nursing visits. Thirty three classroom inspections 121 physician examinations and 43 nursing visits in school hygiene. Fifty eight nursing visits and 21 bedside care with demonstrations during the period. W W C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hawks
M-R.c.s
Selkirk
St. Andrews
St. Clements
Victoria Beach
Brokenhead
Beausejour
Winnipeg Beach
Garson
Dunnottar
Liquor Act Offences Bring Fines for Two Men
Police magistrate L S Matlin dealt with two liquor act cases. One man, guilty under Sec 53 1, paid a $20 fine and costs or 14 days jail. The other, guilty under Sec 146 2, was ordered to pay $50 and costs or two months in jail. Liquor was confiscated in both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Matlin
Slow Returns in Red Cross Appeal
Red Cross campaign in Beausejour area lags behind prior years. District treasurer J Laughheed reports only three complete district returns from Lydiatt St Ovens and Glenfields, with Beausejour town partial for 375 dollars. Total 530 dollars so far, but many districts remain. An intensified canvassing plan is planned before the national drive ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Beaustjour
Man
J. Laughheed
Lydiatt
St Ovens
Glenfields
Beausejour
Lougheed
W.W.C
Subscription renewal notice from Springfield Leader
The notice explains that date numerals after the address show the due date for subscriptions. It instructs readers to mail remittance with the renewal form, for a one year subscription at $2.00 to the Springfield Leader in St. James, Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
St. James, Man
Inglewood
Portage
Advice on Improving Cattle Quality and Policy Notices
Policies for livestock producers cover dehorning to avoid penalties, warble fly control with affordable powder, vaccination against Bangs disease by veterinarians with a $1 per head grant, and a sire purchase subsidy up to 20 percent (max $30). Outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease in Saskatchewan cancels the Manitoba Winter Fair and related sales. Bull and Horse/Swine sales postponed with lists available from Live Stock Branch in Winnipeg.
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Ae Peerr
Bang
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Horse Breeders’ Association
Swine Breeders’ Association
Legislative Building
Winnipeg
Births Report From Beausejour Hospital 1952
Birth notices list four newborns from Beausejour area. Barbara Anne Malko a daughter born March 2 at Beausejour hospital. Merrie Gordon Robert Furst a son born March 3. Dorothy Veda Weselake a daughter born March 5. Gordon Joseph Chrusesh a son born March 10. All births occurred at Beausejour hospital with times recorded.
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Michael John Malko
Dufresne
Man
Barbara Anne
Beausejour Hospital
R. R. Furst
Merrie Gordon Robert
Lawrence James Weselake
Beausejour
Dorothy Veda
Joseph Chrusesh
Gordon Joseph
Milner Curlers Visit Beausejour in Curling Tilt
Milner Ridge Trojans from Mystery Hill defeated Beausejour 12 to 8 in a one night curling match led by Les Orr. A second Sandhill clash saw Jack Mullins’ rink beat Bill Dalton's team 15 to 35 under George Holowinski, followed by a luncheon hosted by the Howland hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milnner Ridge Trojans
Mystery Hill
Beausejour
Fred Rumak
Howland Hotel
Les Orr
Milner
Jack Mullins
Bill Dalton
George Holowinski
Mullins
Carling
Milner Trojans
L. Orr
G. Ogston
W. Adolphe
W. Dalton
K. Perry
J. Verdun
T. O'Brien
J. Lauren
Whitemouth Curling Winners Announced
Whitemouth lists curling winners across three events. Grand Challenge first prize lamps awarded to Earl Klepatz skip William Aitkenhead Sr Betty Lukeman Irvin Klepatz. second prize shirts to P. Smart skip A. McMillan A. Pischke and Mrs William Beeskau. Second event first prize blankets to J. Collins skip F. Klassen P Januik and Mrs Hill. second prize flour to J. Schmidt skip K. Thies sen W. Kachur and Mrs Lawson. Third event first prize blankets to H. Steiner skip E. Patterson W. Hunter and C. Webb. second prize nylons and socks to F. Anderson skip H. Cousins Mrs Molinski and Mrs Hunt.
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Whitemouth
Lamps
Earl Klepatz
William Aitkenhead
Betty Lukeman
Irvin Klepatz
Shirts
P. Smart
A. McMillan
A. Pischke
William Beeskau
Blankets
J. Collins
F. Klassen
P. Januik
Mrs. Hill
New Road Advocated To Open Manitoba Mining Zone
W Roxy Hamilton MLA for Rupertsland leads a push for nearly thirty miles of new road linking central and eastern Manitoba to mining areas along Lake Winnipeg shore. Supported by the Eastern Manitoba Development Board and the Related Chambers of Commerce, the plan envisions settlements, fishing, fur ranching, and summer resorts from Pine Falls to Manigotogan. The bridge over the Winnipeg River at Powerview boosts optimism, with the Manitoba Chamber of Mines and local advocates planning a joint meeting to advance the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Roxy) Hamilton
M.L.A
Rupertsland
Hamilton
Eastern Manitoba Development Board
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Winnipeg
Powerview
Pine Falls
Lake Winnipeg
East Shore Lake
Winnipeg River
Manigotogan
E Borkowski Heads Farmers Local Unit
E Borkowski was elected by unanimous vote to lead Brokenhead Local 121 District 10 of the Manitoba Farmers Union at the annual meeting. He urged young farmers and their women to engage in farm affairs. The local remains strong after a year, with Rey Freund as vice president and several directors. An leadership school in Winnipeg is planned and the ladies auxiliary schedules a basket social after Easter to fund travel for union activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Borkowski
Brokenhead
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Borkowski
Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ Lot
Brokenheed
Rey Freund
Steve Kowalchuk
Jug
Molinski
John Holigrotski
F. Weideman
S. Trombo
H. Kozyra
Mike Necreschuk
Aud Tor
P. H. Kozyra
Organi Gation
Borkeowehi
Freund
Inquest Finds Accidental Death in Muriel Case
The Lac du Bonnet inquest into the death of 24 year old bushman John Derrick Muriel returned an accidental death verdict. He was injured March 6 while cutting pepper on Walter Zaretski’s farm in Lee River district, died later that evening at Beausejour. Foreman Harold E. Wells chaired the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Derrick Muriel
Bushman
Lac du Bonnet
L. G. Gunne
Marcel
Mir
Muriel
Walter Zaretski
Lee River District
Beausejour
Lupton
R.C.M
Harold E. Wells
W.S.K
Belief about youth happiness a fallacy claims
A thinker argues that youth being the happiest time is fallacious. The author contends true happiness comes from the most interesting thoughts and that people grow happier with age as their ideas deepen.
Bjornson Heads Lac du Bonnet Chamber of Commerce
Oscar F. Bjornson elected president at a Lakeview Coffee Shop dinner meeting on Tuesday night March 18. Other officers include Lou Sauve first vice president H A Springmoon second vice president and finance chair George Ambrose treasurer Ed Smee recording secretary pro tem Rube Cohen corresponding secretary Ramsay MacIntosh and Herb Dancut membership Bud Broin con program J W Wade publicity. The group discussed a plan to create a village park playground bounded by Lake and Park avenues and McIntosh street, with input from Village Council Home and School Legion and Memorial Centre. The Elm trees planted years ago by the Board of Trade line the area and will soon enhance the park’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar F. Bjornson
Lac du Bonnet
J. W. Wade
Leu Sauve
Legion
Memorial Centre
Lake Avenue
Park Avenue
McIntosh Street
Board of Trade
Whist Drive Raises 66 for Parish Organ
A whist drive and raffle at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Si Phischke Thalberg raised 66.50 for an organ for the new Greek Catholic church. Winners included Mrs Mike Pasaluko and Mike Pasaluko of Winnipeg. Conso prizes went to Mrs Peter Kutey Beaconia and Tony Dwornik. Mrs J Stylkowski won for attendees not participating. raffle prizes to Mrs Bill Mariash and Mrs S P Soluk. Hostesses donated prizes. lunch served. thanks extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si. Phischke
Thalberg
Mike Pasaluko
Winnipeg
Peter Kutey
Beaconia
Tony Dwornik
J. Stylkowski
Bill Mariash
S. P. Soluk
H. Plischke
N. Slobodian
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Gotland
AB D'Arcy Carroll
Solve Arvedson
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Tuese
Whitemouth Curling
English Brook
Bissett
Wadhope
Long Lake
Beresford Lake
Winipeg
O. F. Bjornson
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