Pine Falls People and Place News
Mrs B Magnusson resigns as receptionist to work at Moores Dry Goods in Powerview. Raymond Mansell returns from Flint Michigan and resumes work at Pine Falls garage. Mrs S Sadler from Elgin Man visits son George Sadler. Mr and Mrs F C Legall weekend trip to Fort William. Two carloads attend Kenora bowling tournament on Saturday April 21.
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B. Magnusson
Moore's Dry Goods
Powerview
Raymond Mansell
Flint, Mich
Pine Falls
Mrs. S. Sadler
Elgin, Man
Inlaw
George Sadler
F. C. Legall
Fort William
Kenora
Mrs. Mastin Visits Pine Falls Friends
Ronald Louis infant son of Mr and Mrs Lavallee died Friday at Pine Falls hospital. Mrs Mastin spent last week visiting friends and relatives in Pine Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Mastin
Pine Falls
Ronald Louis
Robert Lavallee
Pine Falls Hospital
Tyndall notes show charity plays raise funds for rink
In Tyndall Alberta the Ukrainian hall hosts two one act plays by the Ladies Club and Canadian Auxiliary to fund a winter rink. Proceeds total 73 dollars 50 cents. Cast includes Mrs Beckstead Mrs H Winkler Mrs Pulfer and others with Wayne Riddall and Wilfred Grovius furnishing recitations and music. Norman Wright seeks Liberal nomination in Winnipeg South Centre. Sander Pearson reopens his garage after surgery and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Tyndall
Ladies’ Club
Beckstead
H. Winkler
Pulfer
F. Nelson
Pearson
Riddall
Yates
Templin
Lister
River Hills Notes and Family Milestones
Mrs. J McLean of Fork River and Mrs. C Merke of Winnipeg visit Mrs. A Klepatz. Mrs. Roy Merke and Mrs. A Golke confined to Beausejour hospital. Emil Henschell and wife celebrate 54th anniversary on April 18. Carl Chezick confined to Whitemouth hospital. Brenda Klepatz turns two on April 25. Alex Badke of British Columbia visits relatives. Mrs. P Tyderkie of Winnipeg visits daughter L Rempel for two weeks. From Winnipeg Bible Institute on April 27 Mr and Mrs Fred Grabke Elvira Zink and Lorra ine Naconovitch. Albert Klepatz to wed Anne Stella Nowitzki at Sault Ste Marie May 12. Visitors to Winnipeg attend Richard Grabke graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Bible Institute
Fred Grabke
Elvira Zink
Lorraine Naconovitch
Albert Klepatz
Anne Stella Nowitzki
Sault Ste. Marie
Local Social Roundup From St Hubert and Winnipeg
Home visits include Harry Smith Jr and H Smith Sr in St Hubert with Mr and Mrs H Smith Sr. Leon Mitchell and daughter visit Mr and Mrs Doug Anderson. Comer and Janey head to Winnipeg for Janey’s operation. Recent Winnipeg visitors include Irene Dickson Diane Apritchard Eileen Anderson E Anderson and R McFarlane. Ray Keanan’s fourth birthday was April 22 and Eileen Anderson’s seventeenth on April 26. Women’s Legion auxiliary held a whist drive and bazaar April 26. Whist winners Carl Specht and P Livo. ladies prizes to Mrs Preece and Mrs Apritchard. Prizes raffled included a shell picture to Mrs Niemi and a lace centrepiece to Mr McTaggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith Jr
St. Hubert
Quebec
H. Smith Sr
Winnipeg
Irene Dickson
Diane Apritchard
Eileen Anderson
E. Anderson
R. McFarlane
Ray Keanan
Women’s Legion Auxiliary
Carl Specht
P. Livo
Moonlit Mahogany Harvest Sparks Rich Color Claim
The article states mahogany trees are cut by moonlight to yield logs free of sap and with deeper coloration, asserting the practice enhances quality and finish.
Death of longtime trapper George Werner noted in district
A local event recounts a social evening hosted by residents with gratitude from the ladies. It also reports the recent death of George Werner, a veteran trapper who spent many years in the district. His body was flown to Lac du Bonnet for a post mortem by Dr. Synne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Werner
Lac du Bonnet
Synne
Smile Insurance Dental Health Warning
An alarming claim asserts dental disease affects 98 percent of the population including children as young as three. The text urges regular visits to a dentist, though detail is incomplete about guidance and sources.
Early childhood care could prevent dental neglect pain
The statement suggests that investing in early childhood dental care would reduce future tooth loss and long term dental pain caused by neglect. It emphasizes how prevention in youth could lessen widespread oral health problems and expenses later in life.
Infant mortality in Canada rises from 1943 to 1948
In five years, over 70,000 infants died in their first year. Many were premature due to maternal malnutrition and limited medical care. Prenatal and well-baby clinics are common in most Canadian communities to promote health for mother and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
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W. T. Mansell
Albert
Wener
B.sc Optometrist
Manitou Lodge
Tyndall
L. A
Wawryshyn
Ken Riley
Vegreville
Alberta
H. Little
Herman Nelson
Irwin Stefansson
Beausejour Hospital
Norman Wright
Winnipeg South Centre
Sander Pearson
River Hills
L. Rempel
J. McLean
Fork River
Man
C. Merke
A. Klepatz
Roy Merke
A. Golke
Beausejour Hospial
Emil Henschell
Carl Chezick
Whitemouth Hospital
Brenda Klepatz
Alex Badke
British Columbia
Richard Grabke
Leon Mitchell
Doug Anderson
Mr. Comer
Janey
Cievivic
Chevrolet
Fisher
de Luze
Tiomal Af
General Motors
Gretsinger Garage Ltd
Beausejour, Man
Ted Lodge
Eaton’s x Spring
Eaton's
T. Eaton
Hares
Rl Yee
Cost OF Living Index
Dairy Farmers
Department of Labour
Huron Street
Toronto, Ont
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