Lac du Bonnet Launches Anti Mosquito Campaign
Lac du Bonnet votes to fog the village and surrounding area three times this spring and summer at a total cost of 700.00. The fogging, using a Jeep mounted sprayer, kills flies and small insects while leaving bees and birds unharmed. Community support includes 225.00 raised by boards, hotels, and residents to fund the plan. volunteers to canvass the town the week of May 7 urge everyone to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Smee
Lac du Bonnet
P.C. Fog Service
Manitoba
Board of Trade
Ramsay McIntosh
Birth Notices From Beausejour Hospital Weekes
Births registered at Beausejour hospital include Brenda Lois Irene to Chris Huber Jr and wife of Lydiat. Barry David to William Frailick and wife of Beausejour. Gail Julia to John Woligroski and wife. Larry Peter to Peter Skrupski and wife of Tyndall. Lawrence Michael to Mike Horbatiuk and wife of Lac du Bonnet. Louis to Louis Baumgartner and wife of Glenfields. Dian Theresa to John A Engell and wife of Beausejour. Peter John Edward to Peter Nauykens and wife. Eliot Edward to Alvin Kielback and wife. Gladys Barbara Ann to August Rack and wife of Glenmoor. Trine Ann to Kulbaba and wife of Stead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour Hospital
Chris Huber, Jr
Lydiat
Brenda Lois Irene
William Frailick
Beausejour
Barry David
John Woligroski
Gail Julia
Peter Skrupski
Tyndall
Larry Peter
Mike Horbatiuk
Lac du Bonnet
Lawrence Michael
Louis Baumgartner
Glenfields
Louis
John A. Engell
Dian Theresa
Peter T. Nauykens
Peter John Edward
Alvin Kielback
Eliot Edward
August Rack
Glenmoor
Gladys Barbara Ann
John A. Kulbaba
Stead
Trine Ann
Whitemouth Chamber backs direct Trans-Canada route
At a Thursday meeting President Jim Thomson led the Whitemouth Chamber of Commerce in endorsing the shortest and most direct Trans-Canada highway route. The group also announced that a recently published map had not received its approval for the highway plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth Chamber of Commerce
Jim Thomson
Whitemouth
Northern Manitoba Chamber Formed at Grand Marais
A rural Chamber of Commerce was organized at Grand Marais with delegates from Victoria Beach Hillside Beach Albert Beach Traverse Bay Belair Grand Marais Balsam Bay Beaconia and Gull Lake. Officers named Rueben Thomas as president Peter Kutchy as first vice president John Atteah as second vice president T J Powell as secretary treasurer. A. F. Trapp MLA praised northern highway prospects and warned of Manitoba’s iron curtain on outside car owners. A next meeting set for May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Grand Marais
Victoria Beach
Hillside Beach
Albert Beach
Traverse Bay
Belair
Balsam Bay
Beaconia
Gull Lake
Beausejour
Rueben Thomas
Peter Kutchy
John Atteah
T. J. Powell
J.P
Manitoba
J. Bracken
Moscow
Fertilizer Recommendations From Provincial Advisory Boards
Farmers should follow provincial fertilizers advisory boards or councils, based on experimental work by Federal and provincial Agriculture departments, with periodic revisions. While higher application rates can raise yields, profitable returns may drop beyond limits, and good cultural practices are assumed in the recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Departments of Agriculture
G. W. Michael
Fertilizers
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Versatile Food Made Safe Milk Pasteurization Guide
Milk is vital yet raw milk carries risks including bovine tuberculosis typhoid and undulant fever. In areas without pasteurized milk home pasteurization is advised heat milk to 165 degrees Fahrenheit stir well and cool to render it safe for consumption.
Seven Sisters Falls Frolic For Hospital Appeal
A Friday April 20 event in Seven Sisters Falls Community hall raised 151 dollars for the Whitemouth District hospital. Town residents enjoyed games and a popular post office attraction, with raffles won by Mrs. E C Martin and Mrs. E D Holmes, both of Winnipeg, and Mrs. S Hill of Seven Sisters Falls. Ten prizes went to local and visiting participants including H G Ligertwood and W S McGibbon. A lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Sisters Falls
Whitemouth
E. C. Martin
E. D. Holmes
Winnipeg
S. Hill
H. G. Ligertwood
W. S. McGibbon
Mr. Oxholm
Mr. Everson
Irma Rougeau
Sandra Smith
Sandra Oxholm
Connie Harrison
Gordon Willick
Mothers' Tea and Rags Drive Reported By Guild
Beausejour Ladies' Hospital Guild met at Town hall on Tuesday April 24 with Mrs H Genaske presiding. Rags Drive was slow. donations invited via Mrs W Klingbeil or Mrs W Smith. A Mothers Day tea and home cooking sale is set for May 10 at Beausejour hotel from 3 to 5:30 pm. St Mary's Altar Society donated 80 dollars. Miss Margaret Nix spoke on mental hygiene after adjournment. Tea and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour Ladies’ Hospital Guild
Beausejour Hotel
St. Mary’s Altar Society
Margaret Nix
Subscription renewal notice for The Leader
The Springfield Leader informs readers to check date numerals on their copy to see when a subscription is due. It explains a sample date 12-11-50 meaning 12 November 1950 and asks readers to mail remittance with the enclosed form to pay $2.00 for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Claude Shields Heads Baseball League
Eastern Manitoba Amateur Baseball league held its annual meeting at Beausejour Curling clubrooms on April 25. Delegates from districts across Manitoba discussed two divisions, a May 10 team entry deadline with a $5 fee, and a rainout policy. John Kruger retired as secretary-treasurer. lunch followed at Hoban's Grill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Amateur Baseball League
Beausejour
Bill
Jim McDonald
Pine Falls
Dave Albright
Dick Sellan
Oakbank
Dave Wardrop
Eric Rearick
Whitemouth
Julius de Marco
Sandy Hayes
Fred Gray
J. O. Beckstead
Tyndall
A. Beaulieu
Powerview
S. Pitch
East Selkirk
H. Kerr
B. Cunningham
Hydro
C. Ruest
Louis Couchene
Fort Alexander
Claude Shields
Bill McDonald
C. Shields
E. Beaulieu
John Kruger
League
Hoban’s Grill
North Eastern C of C to Meet in Whitemouth May 3
The North Eastern Manitoba Associated Chambers of Commerce will hold a meeting at Whitemouth curling rink on Thursday May 3 at 8 p m. Delegates from Whitemouth Elma Lac du Bonnet Pine Falls Powerview and Beausejour will vote on resolutions while the public is welcome. The agenda includes discussions on the Trans-Canada highway location in Manitoba from Winnipeg east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Trapp
North Eastern Manitoba Associated Chambers of Commerce
Whitemouth
Elected Cataloguer Wendeborn joins Tau Beta Pi at Mines
Richard D. Wendeborn of Manitoba, 21, elected cataloguer of Tau Beta Pi at the Colorado School of Mines where he is a junior in metal mining and has played hockey and soccer. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss E. Wendeborn of Elma. Mines is noted for its engineering degrees after a four year course and strong library and lab facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Wendeborn
Manitoba
Tau Beta Pi
Colorado School of Mines
Young Wendeborn
Mines
Curtiss E. Wendeborn
Elma
1951 Census looks at farm operators in Canada
The 1951 Census will collect operator age, years on current farm, and off farm work days in 1950 to gauge farm industry trends. It notes ageing operators since early settlement, wartime shifts toward younger farmers, and distinguishes commercial from part time farms, including the 1941 figure of 40,000 part time farmers using over five percent of occupied farm land.
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Canada
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Church
Bicyclists
Pats
38Th Parallel
P.P.C.L.1
Trapp
W. W. Childe
Manitoba Associated Chambers of Commerce
A. F. Trapp
M.L.A
St. Clements
Northern Highway
W.W.C
Mrs. H. Leith
Provincial Library Legislative
Eldg
Wimmipeg
Nan
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Inglewood
Portage
North Eastern Associated
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