Lady Curlers Elect Officers At Pine Falls
The Ladies' Curling club at Pine Falls met on Tuesday March 21 in the Recreation hall. Officers elected: President Mrs R Farmer Vice President Mrs M Bachinski Secretary Treasurer Mrs M McNeeland. Mrs G Stewart skip won the Curling cup with its rink of Mrs J McNair Mrs F Lidstone Mrs W Sharpe and Mrs F Ford. and the McLaggan cup went to Mrs Stewart's foursome of Miss B Aseltine Miss I Anderson and Mrs D Naismith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Curling Club
Pine Falls
R. Farmer
M. Bachinski
M. McNeeland
G. Stewart
J. McNair
F. Lidstone
W. Sharpe
F. Ford
B. Aseltine
I. Anderson
D. Naismith
C of C Discusses Bog Drainage at Whitemouth
White mouth Chamber of Commerce held a Thursday meeting discussing bog drainage. A letter was proposed asking drainage through Tirschman's creek rather than Oldenburg creek to cut bridge requirements. The council was asked to appoint a part time policeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
St Patrick's Tea At Whitemouth Aids New Hospital
A St Patrick's tea at Sunnyside cafe Whitemouth on March 17 raised 54.65 to buy furniture for the hospital waiting room. Mrs J Moran Molson led the ex chequer and Mrs Pipko ran the guessing competition with several ladies handling tables. Dr R Giesbrecht donated the prize to be drawn later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Cafe
Whitemouth
J. Moran
Molson
Pipko
Oscar Petterson
John Molinski
Norman Tyler
Julius Bencharski
R. Giesbrecht
T. G. Erskine
Dr. R. Giesbrecht
Right motives give pinions to thought and speech
A concise aphorism noting that virtuous aims empower thinking, free expression, and decisive action, framing integrity as the engine of prudent conduct.
Whitemouth District Hospital Nearing Completion
The Whitemouth district hospital project nears opening in May as walls gain pastel colors and floors are laid. The board approves furnishings estimates, seeks donations from communities and groups, and plans to post itemized requirements with approximate prices to fund a waiting room dining room nursery and wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health
G. L. Carr
Beausejour Juveniles Defeat Lac du Bonnet 12 5 In Hockey
Beausejour Beavers beat Lac du Bonnet Juveniles 12 to 5 Sunday afternoon March 26. H Beger and E Rewacki led with four goals each, A Litke and A Stebbe added two apiece. Beausejour lineup listed with Englet Kaatz Wolanin Zwack Beger Rewacki Litke Stebbe Byarski Campbell Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Beausejour
H. Beger
E. Rewacki
A. Litke
A. Stebbe
Bo Fhinger
G. Englet
B. Kaatz
E. Wolanin
H. Zwack
F. Byarski
D. Campbell
A. Meyers
St Patrick's Day Silver Tea At Pine Falls
The ladies of the Pine Falls Roman Catholic church held their annual St. Patrick's Day silver tea and bazaar on March 17 at The Chateau. A large crowd enjoyed handmade articles and baked goods. Prizes included a doll dressed in dollar bills won by Miss J. McKay a teapot cover to Mrs. O. Jacobs and a blanket to Mrs. Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Chateau
J. McKay
O. Jacobs
Vincent
Obituary of Mrs. Francis Chaskey
Mrs. Francis Chaskey of Toronto died after a brief illness on Friday March 17. Funeral services were held at Beausejour and in the Polish National church with Rev. Father Jos Savatowsky officiating. Survived by husband and daughter Emily of Toronto, mother in Beausejour, and four brothers William, Charlie, Kasimir, and George. Pallbearers were the four brothers and W Rosentrater and Martin Monetta. Russell funeral home arranged the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breausejour
Francis Chaskey
Toronto
Beausejour
Jos. Savatowsky
Emily
William
British Columbia
Charlie
Winnipeg
Kasmir
George
W.rosentrater
Martin Monetta
Russell Funeral Home
Mary Lucko Rites Held at Polish Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Lucko aged 74 were held at the Polish Roman Catholic church in Cook's Creek. She died at her residence near Cook's Creek after living in Canada 53 years, with survivors including husband Nick four sons Steve Mike Peter and Joe three brothers Mark Frank and John and sister Annie. Renshaw's funeral home arranged the services.
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Cook’s Creek
Mary Lucko
Poland
Canada
Lapton
Man
Nick
Steve
Mike
Peter
Joe
Toronto
Mark
Frank
Beausejour
John
Annie
Garson
Renshaw
Yakim Slivinski Funeral Rites Held in Cook's Creek
Yakym Slivinski aged 71 of Cook's Creek died March 20 at St. Boniface hospital. Funeral services were March 23 at the Greek Catholic church Cook's Creek with burial in Cook's Creek Cemetery. He came from Austria 53 years ago and is survived by his widow Natasha, son Paul of Winnipeg, daughters Mrs. D Lashuk and Mrs. S Kravetz of Cook's Creek. Ren shaw funeral home of Beausejour oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakym Slivinski
Cook's Creek
St. Boniface
Cook’s Creek
Austria
Canada
Natasha
Paul
Winnipeg
D. Lashuk
S. Kravetz
Renshaw Funeral Home
Beausejour
Samuel Wenzel dies at 82 in Winnipeg district obituary
Samuel Wenzel 82, longtime Beausejour resident, died at a Winnipeg nursing home on Wednesday March 22. The funeral was held March 28 at Russell funeral chapel. Survived by his widow and daughter Mrs H Rentz and sons Ben Rueben of Winnipeg and Henry of Milwaukee.
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Samuel Wenzel
Beausejour
Winnipeg
Russell Funeral Chapel
H. Rentz
Ben and
Rueben
Henry
Milwaukee
Mrs Elsie Bethel Funeral Services Reported
Funeral services for Mrs. Elsie Gertrude Mary Bethel aged 49 of 1114 Strathcona street were held Monday afternoon at St. James Anglican church Beausejour. Burial followed in Beausejour cemetery. Died Friday in Grace hospital. Canon Frederick officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Gertrude Mary Bethel
Strathcona Street
Grace Hospital
St. James Anglican Church
Beausejour
Frederick
Water Works Plan Discussed for Lac du Bonnet
A public meeting is set for Sunday April 2 at 8 p.m. in the Municipal hall to discuss forming the Lac du Bonnet Water Co. The project aims to improve sanitation, reduce fire hazards, raise property values, and attract families, with groundwork already completed by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Lac
W.S.K
Lions Club District Convention Planned for June in Winnipeg
The International Lions Clubs extended to England last March and now total 397 579 members in 27 countries. District 5M includes Manitoba Minnesota and Western Ontario with Beausejour Manitoba part. The district convention runs June 25 to 27 at the Fort Garry hotel in Winnipeg.
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Lions Club
International Association of Lions Clubs
England
Walter C. Fisher
Queenston
Ontario
London
Chicago
Loop
Lions International
The
Lions Club of
Beausejour, Man
Manitoba
Minnesota
Fort Garry
Winnipeg
Karl G. Slocomb
Toronto General Trusts Bldg
Mrs Bethel Memorial Service Details Revealed
Hughes officiated with Rev. John Bethel assisting in a Winnipeg area funeral notice. Born in Calgary, Mrs. Bethel lived in Beausejour and Winnipeg, taught in Dauphin East Selkirk and Beausejour, married William Bethel in 1938. Survivors include husband sister Mrs Duncan Smith Nelson B C and brother Harry Jones Calgary. Russell's funeral home handled Pallbearers W R Bethel L F Bethel C H Bethel James Bethel Frank Black and Duncan Smith.
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W. R. Bethel
L. F. Bethel
C. H. Bethel
James Bethel
Frank Black
Duncan Smith
Bringing in Beauty and Light for Homes
Sunlight adds warmth and beauty to interiors and helps reduce germs in dust and furniture. Natural light outshines artificial light in many ways, so plan rooms to maximize it. Turning furniture about 30 degrees from windows reduces glare and makes the most of available sunlight.
Protection for the Young Protection for the Young
Many thousands of Canadians are alive today because when they were young they were immunized against diseases such as smallpox diphtheria and whooping cough. Immunization is effective in almost all cases. It is free at any health clinic and is practically painless.
Food in storage and preservation tips
The care of fruits and vegetables in storage determines their value. Store fresh produce in a cool dark place to avoid bruising warmth and light. Keep until needed and cut or shred at the last possible moment.
Strength of quiet endurance mirrors bold feats in courage
A nineteenth century reflection notes that steady quiet endurance holds as much courage as dramatic acts, calling endurance a form of valiant strength.
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Tuckerman
Pointe du Bois social notes and local happenings
Miss Anne Smith from Rivers visited her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Smith over the weekend. Seven year old Jackie Garrett is recovering from a broken wrist after a fall in the school basement. Mr and Mrs P Riddell made a business trip to Winnipeg. City Hydro staff attended a retirement party for Mr and Mrs C Anderson. attendees included Mr and Mrs J W Sanger Mr and Mrs Don Dryden Mr and Mrs A Brown Mr and Mrs H Morton Mr and Mrs L Barrett and Mrs Edolf from Lee River. A snowball game between two young people amused their three year old grandson Roy with Grandma retreating to the kitchen. A resident, Elsie, is recovering from the flu for the second time in weeks. The Ladies Legion auxiliary bazaar and whist drive raised 129 for veterans' families in need. The Legion met this month at B Holliday's home.
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Hydro
Winnipeg
C. Anderson
J. W. Sanger
Don Dryden
A. Brown
H. Morton
L. Barrett
Trust and confidence shape society’s bedrock
A concise reflection on how mutual trust underpins social bonds and the value of integrity in daily conduct, highlighting how confidence in others sustains cooperative life.
Pointe du Bois Holds Retirement Party for C. Anderson
In Pointe du Bois the community hall hosted a retirement celebration March 21 for Mr. and Mrs. C Anderson. Charlie Anderson, longtime foreman of the heavy maintenance gang, first worked on local construction in 1908 and returned in 1920 to join City Hydro. S Long, the community president, with J W Sanger of City Hydro presented a gift.
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Pointe du Bois
C. Anderson
Anderson
Charlie
City Hydro
S. Long
J. W. Sanger
Over 40 Workers Seen as Valuable Assets
Employers often fear higher costs and事故 risks with workers over forty, but statistics show age and experience frequently boost productivity and output, offsetting the perceived handicap of extra years.
TB screening offers rapid cure potential for hidden cases
TB kills more Canadians yearly than any other communicable disease yet most deaths are avoidable. Chest X rays reveal hidden TB germs, enabling quicker cures. Check up on your chest today.
To Be Trusted Is Greater than Being Loved
An aphoristic reflection on trust as a higher virtue than affection, noting that lasting regard rests on reliability and integrity rather than mere fondness. The sentence emphasizes character over sentiment as the measure of true esteem.
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St. Patrick’s Tea
New Hospital
Whitemouth District
Central Press
Vincent Erg
Hipeegss
Lage Melly
Ce Ganm
Eweee
Bel
Oesistent
Elizabeth
Mrs. F. Chaskey
Yakim Slivinski
W. Bethel
Glana Morrow
Springfield
Ie Deason
Tens
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Mrs. S. Preston
Anne Smith
Rivers, Man
Mrs
Harry Smith
Jackie Garrett
Mrs. P. Riddell
Edolf
Lee River
Pointe
Roy
Grandmaw
Ladies Legion Auxiliary
Legion
B. Holliday
Chas. Anderson
Malton
Ont
Gaskatoon
Saskatoon
Brown
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