Unclear scoreboard fragment with district results
Fragmented OCR item lists point totals for multiple districts and teams including Pine Falls, Beausejour, Whitemouth, Seven Sisters, Pointe du Bois, Great Falls, St George, Brightstone, Lowland, Spring Wells, Pinawa, Bird River, Lettonia, Bissett and Red Lake. No coherent match result or single event emerges from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Beausejour
Whitemouth
Janow
Elma
Seven Sisters
Pointe DU Bois
Great Falls
ST. George
Brightstone
Lowland
Spring Wells
Pinawa
Bird River
Lettonia
Bissett
Red Lake
War Hut Closed Ends YMCA Service at Debert Camp
A five year veteran notes the Y Hut at Debert Military Camp near Debert Nova Scotia has closed after serving 4 500 000 men operated by the YMCA. In Sherbrooke maple sap runs early promising a bumper syrup season despite last year’s poor output. In Jonquiere a referendum approves legal sale of alcohol by 700 to 580 after a prior prohibition vote in 1944. In Brockville two Prescott residents test drive a used car but decline after the right wheel and chassis fail leaving the other wheels detached. At the University of Western Ontario compulsory military training is approved for first and second year students with exemptions for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debert
N.S
Y.M.C.A
Sherbrooke
Que
Jonquiere
Quebec
Brockville
Ont
Prescott
London
Board of Governors
The
University of Western Ontario
Tough westerns and long-lived folks headline western Canada notes
Ontario born Henry Timlick marked his 102nd birthday while Susanne Coppin joined him at 102 the next day in Winnipeg area. In Tisdale a birth produced triplets without medical help as neighbors assisted. In Lethbridge Alberta strip coal mines stop after three seasons of operation. In Salmon Arm a veteran real estate man cannot find office space as his building is condemned. In Murrayville BC officials urge BC poultry industry expansion aiming to ship 90 million eggs to Britain annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Henry Timlick
Ontario
Susanne Coppin
Lethbridge
Alta
Alberta
Salmon Arm
L. B. Pangman
When to plant after frost in Mani toba
The Rapid City Manitoba Reporter asks readers when it is safe to plant after the last frost. The writer notes 39 years of experience in Mani toba and seeks guidance on the proper time to begin gardening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Court session at Lac du Bonnet items fines and jail options
Oswald Solomon pleaded guilty to intoxication in a public place and was fined $20 plus court costs with two weeks jail option. Peter Bruneau and Lidia St. Hilaire of Great Falls were each fined $20 and costs or two weeks in jail for consuming liquor in public. Omer Lavoie was fined $90 and costs for selling a truck above the price ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Solomon
Peter Bruneau
Lidia St. Hilaire
Great Falls
Omer Lavoie
Beausejour Fans See Car Stolen Outside Winnipeg Aud
Beausejour residents Bill Bethel and Ivan Ridley watched a theft outside the Winnipeg Auditorium on March 20. Their car was stolen by one or more suspects, prompting them to call Oscar Russell to pick them up and drive them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Bill Bethel
Ivan Ridley
Winnipeg Auditorium
Bethel
Oscar Russell
Winnipeg
Obituaries of Mary Woligroski and John Eastchak
Mary Woligroski 61 died March 17 of a heart attack while visiting her daughter in Winnipeg. She came from Poland in 1906 and is survived by husband Michael three sons William Harry Mike Jr and five daughters Anne Leonie Mary Ena and Stella. Burial was at Ukrainian Greek Catholic St John’s Cemetery. John Eastchak 78 a Garson district pioneer resident died at home Friday morning. Survived by wife two daughters Mary Nettie three sons Sidney Andrew Nick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Leonie
Mary
Ena
Stella
St. John’s Cemetery
Garson
John Eastchak
Garson District
Eastchak
Nettit
Sidney
Andrew
Nick
Mrs Marcus Dies Suddenly In Pointe du Bois Home
Mrs Marcus wife of Oscar Marcus died suddenly in her Pointe du Bois home on Tuesday morning. A funeral was held at St Marys church on Sunday with Rev S Richardson officiating. Burial followed at Lee River cemetery. She had lived in the district over 25 years and supported Red Cross work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointe DU Bois
Marcus
Oscar Marcus
St. Mary's Church
Rev. S. Richardson
Lee River Cemetery
Peter Schwartz Dies In Lee River District
Peter Schwartz, longtime resident of the Lee River district, died last week. Funeral services were held in the Lee River Hall on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac DU Bonnet
Peter Schwartz
Lee River District
Lee River Hall
Obituary for 68-Year-Old District Resident Schwartz
Mr. Schwartz, aged 68 and long a respected district citizen of over 30 years, passed away leaving his wife and one son Arthur at home and two daughters Mrs. Peter Osis and Mrs. Edward Fisher. Burial was at Lee River cemetery with grave side service by Rev. S Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Baird
Schwartz
Arthur
Peter Osis
Edward Fisher
Lee River Cemetery
Rev. S. Richardson
Finnish-born Helen Tommila dies at 71 in Elma Man
Mrs Helen Tommila 71 died March 20 at her farm near Elma Manitoba She came to Canada from Finland with her husband Eric in 1804 residing at Brandon until moving to the Elma farm in 1916 She leaves her husband and three sons Henry Kirkland Lake Ont William Vancouver and Frederick at home Funeral services were held at Whitemouth Manitoba on Saturday March 23 at 2 pm
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Elma
Helen Tommila
Man
Finland
Canada
Eric
Brandon
Henry
Kirkland Lake
Ont
William
Vancouver
Frederick
Whitemouth
Beausejour Legion Initiates Six New Members
A Beausejour Branch meeting on March 20 initiated six new members E A Englet Mrs H A M Hutton A Kielback F H Wayne J G DeMarco and J Makuk. The assembly discussed district sports a beausejour brokenhead war memorial fund and form a ladies auxiliary. A 500 contribution was proposed and social evenings planned with a Winnipeg visitor invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
The
Canadian Legion
E. A. Englet
H. A. M. Hutton
A. Kielback
F. H. Wayne
J. G. DeMarco
J. Makuk
L. J. Pulfer
G. W. Hoban
W. W. Childe
G. W. Stebbe
Ladywood
G. V. Hoban
Pinawa Notes On Discharge And Local Loss
Omer Bernard, former patrolman now discharged after three years in the Army, stationed in Ottawa, longs to return to work and friends. Mrs Walsh learns her niece Flora Christina Penigar, wife of F. E. Penigar, has died at Bird's Hill. two daughters Betty and Geor-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Bernard
Ottawa
Beausejour Officials Discuss Bus Depot and Rest Room
Town Hall meeting includes BEAUSEJOUR council the Board of Trade and four bus firms to consider erecting a bus depot and rest room. Bus representatives agree shelter needed and may rent $50 monthly. no suitable building available. Attendees: Mayor L. J. Pulfer councillors B. Larson E. Kaatz L. Szajowski. B. Warkentin J. I. Ridley Jos. Bellan. P Homenink Copeland and Mr. Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Board of Trade
L. J. Pulfer
B. Larson
E. Kaatz
L. Szajowski
B. Warkentin
J. I. Ridley
Jos. Bellan
Community Notices From Point du Bois and Winnipeg Visit
The record lists local families and visitors including Mrs M Mc Leod Mrs C Holmgren and children W and Mrs Walsh visiting Martin Wade on his birthday in Lac du Bonnet Pointe du Bois and Winnipeg weekend trips by Mrs R Pearson J Richards M Wentz A Bradley. It notes St Patrick’s dance with Art Krampetz auctioning baskets and Mrs Pearson winning nylon stockings.
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Mrs. Walsh
Martin Wade
Lac du Bonnet
St. Patrick’s
Art Krampetz
R. Pearson
Pine Falls Red Cross Holds Sparse Annual Meeting
The Pine Falls branch of the Canadian Red Cross met at the Chateau theatre on Sunday March 17 with low attendance. President N Walton led the session which appointed a temporary secretary and discussed 1945 activities including a blood donor clinic and knitted articles, while nominating committee plans were urged as no volunteer accepted the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Canadian Red Cross
Chateau Theatre
Red Cross
S. Poitras
War Work Committee
Doug Brown
Ross Robertson
C. B. Davies
Maurice Dansereau
Second general meeting set for March 24 at 3 PM
A second general meeting is scheduled for Sunday March 24 at 3 p.m. A committee was appointed including C. B. Davies M. Dansereau E. Dixon J. E. Lane and S. Poitras. The committee met for its initial session immediately after the general meeting at 9 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
C. B. Davies
M. Dansereau
E. Dixon
J. E. Lane
Mesdames S. Poitras
Electric prefab bungalow sets Blackburn pace in UK buildin
Six English workmen erected a green and cream all electric aluminium bungalow in seventy five minutes in Blackburn. The Daily Mirror notes it a first of its type in the town and outlines plans to export blueprints under license for overseas housing. The article also covers Britain’s Distant Reading Gyro Magnetic Compass developed by RAF scientists to guide transoceanic flights with precision, aiding bomb sights autopilot and crew communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mirror
Blackburn
England
Lancashire
United Kingdom
Britain
R.A.F
America
Newly Formed War Memorial Group Seeks 25000 For Centre
Beausejour and Brokenhead residents form Beausejour Brokenhead War Memorial Fund to raise 25000 for a Recreational Centre with a board of officers from The Board of Trade The Brokenhead Agricultural Society Beausejour Legion and Women's Institute. The fund targets 5000 membership 10000 donations 5000 special projects 5000 miscellaneous. Next meeting set for April 8 at 8 p m at the Beausejour Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour - Brokenhead War Memorial
Brokenhead Agricultural Society
Beausejour
The
Canadian Legion
Women’s Institute
B. Warkentin
Wm. Horodyski
F. Hayes
J. Bellan
L. J. Pulfer
Beausejour Hotel
Sun-Dial House Spiders Aid Land Survey Tools
F Barker and Son at Clerkenwell Road London build precise surveying instruments by using spider webs spun in long boxes to achieve correct strength. The firm also uses horsehair for other instruments. During World War II the workshops near the premises were busy with military instrument production.
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F. Barker and Son
Clerkenwell Road
London
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