Whitemouth council names five ward guardians
Five guardians were appointed for Whitemouth Rural Municipality wards: Ward 1 Fred Tommilla Janow. Ward 2 T. G. Erskine Whitemouth. Ward 3 Julius Tiede Whitemouth. Ward 4 Ben Kuhn Seven Sisters Falls. A hospital project planning meeting was held April 22 with A. Dubois named administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
Fred Tommilla
Janow
T. G. Erskine
Julius Tiede
Ben Kuhn
Seven Sisters Falls
Fence Separates CSU Pickets From Men Going to Work
Tension over jurisdictional rights over docked lake vessel crews persists along the Windsor Ontario waterfront as Canadian Seamen's Union members line the riverfront. Authorities report continued skirmishes between pickets and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S.U
Canadian Seamen’s Union
Windsor
Ont
Canadian Great Lakes
Liberals To Choose Delegates On May 29
BEAUSEJOUR The Spring field Liberal Progressive association met at J. Bellan’s home on April 24. They postponed the nominating convention indefinitely and appointed C Barclay J Bellan and N J Stryk to the resolutions committee. A May 29 town hall convention will select delegates for the Ottawa conference, with a dance to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Springfield
Liberal Progressive Association
J. Bellan
J. G. Gardiner
Mr. Gardiner
McKenzie
C. Barclay
N. J. Stryk
Ottawa
Beausejour Town Hall
Pinawa Notes As Roads Delay Winnipeg Visit
Leith and Pearson Deane of Winnipeg spent the weekend here due to bad roads. Lindy Tyndall left Sunday for Great Falls to join Hudsons Bay staff and likes her new job. Mr and Mrs H Leith drove to Winnipeg Friday. Neighbors enjoy a sunny day working gardens while men prepare fishing tackle hopeful of first catch.
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Messrs. R. Pearson
B. Deane
Winnipeg
Lindy Tyndall
Great Falls
Hudson's Bay Company
Lindy
Mrs. H. Leith
Pinawa
Raynold District Debates Consolidation With Whitemouth
A meeting will be held later to decide if Raynold municipal district will merge with Whitemouth. J Bartlett was ill this week and spent several days in the city visiting a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynold Municipal District
Whitemouth
J. Bartlett
Cousins Express Thanks After Sad Bereavement
Mr and Mrs Freddie Cousins return sincere thanks to all who offered sympathy during their recent bereavement, expressing gratitude for support and kindness received.
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Freddie Cousins
Dominion Day Committee Holds Meeting in Municipal Hall
A Dominion Day committee meeting was held in the municipal hall on April 12, presided by G. V. Towle with E. A. Kielback Dr. H. McDiarmid A. Gervitz O. Russell J. P. Stiffes and J. Bellan present. The treasurer reported a 675.55 balance to be divided equally among the Board of Trade the Legion and the Brokenhead Agricultural Society. A reorganization meeting was set for Wednesday May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V. Towle
E. A. Kielback
Dr. H. McDiarmid
A. Gervitz
O. Russell
J. P. Stiffes
J. Bellan
Board of Trade
the Legion
Brokenhead Agricultural Society
Canadian Daughters League Convention in Kenora
The annual Canadian Daughters League convention met in Kenora April 27 28 with Provincial president Mrs T H Greenwood presiding. Visitors included Mrs H Matais W J Decker M P Mayor W Jay and J Letreau. Deputy National president Mrs F Holt outlined league work tied to the Cancer Research Fund and officers for the coming year were elected including President Mrs F Cameron and secretary Mrs M O'Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Daughters’ League
Kenora
T. H. Greenwood
H. Matais
W. J. Decker
M.P
W. Jay
J. Letreau
F. Holt
League
Cancer Research Fund
F. Cameron
W. Merkley
E. Parker
M. O'Neil
Z. O'Neil
F. Curtis
J. McNabb
H. Matail
J. Main
W. Bubbs
S. Styan
Seven Sisters Notes Highlight Local Summer Work
Joy Craig reports Art Braund of the University of Manitoba is home for summer and employed by Carter Construction. Ken Fallis returns to Seven Sisters to work with the engineering staff and lives in Winnipeg. Mrs A S Williams, visiting the University at San Louise for a ten day S C M spring camp, acts as a mother for the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Braund
University of Manitoba
Art
Carter Construction
Ken Fallis
Seven Sisters
Ken
Winnipeg
A. S. Williams
University At
Birth of a baby girl in Pine Falls hospital
H Strouken announces the birth of a baby girl on April 21 at Pine Falls hospital. Dr. E D R Bissett travels to Toronto and eastern points on business. Ted Lansdown visits Pine Falls for the summer, staying with Mr. and Mrs. G Bayly. Mrs. J T Carey and daughter Marylyn depart for a Maine vacation after April 19, with Mr. Carey on business in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Pluchinski
Hattie Houck
Mrs. H. Strouken
Pine Falls Hospital
E. D. R. Bissett
Toronto
Points East
Ted Lansdown
Pine Falls
G. Bayly
J. T. Carey
Marylyn
Maine
Local Employees and Birthday Bike Gifts Mentioned
Bud Braund of Winnipeg Electric Co. now works here for a few days. Alvin Harrison shows off a new bicycle received for a May 3 birthday from his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Braund
The
Winnipeg Electric Co
Great Falls
Alvin Harrison
Wardrops Move to Whitemouth After Winter Visit
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Wardrop and daughter depart for their new home in Whitemouth following a winter stay with Mr. and Mrs. F. King. A tea at Mrs. F. King's residence honored Mrs. G. Mc Neil of Kelowna British Columbia with several guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Wardrop
Whitemouth
F. King
Pine Falls round up notes graduates arrivals and events
Patricia Spence earns diploma as daughter of Rev J Spence. April 29 graduation. Ted Tanner and Ed Aseltine return from University of Manitoba. Calgary visitors the Maltos and the Huhns hosted week long stays. New Rock residents J Small and F A Smith plan homes. A Bella Vincent shower May 10 bride elect, gifts and a Riverside smoker for Arthur Kemball. Rebekah Lodge sent to Winnipeg April 29. Farewell for Marland Clayton to British Columbia. Summer visitors George Will and Raymond Lalonde arrive. J S Sharpe announces birth of 8 lb 9 oz son April 30. Tennis club elects officers and plans repairs by May 15.
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Bella Vincent
F. Vincent
St. George
Miss Vincent
Linda Kemball
Dennis Pereux
Riverside
Arthur Kemball
Roy Perry
Chateau
Marland Clayton
British Columbia
J. Dansereau
Messrs
E. A
L. A
Frayne
H. E. Spence
Forgiveness As A Canceled Note Torn In Two
A concise reflection on forgiveness likening it to a torn and burned note that cannot be used against a person. The aphorism emphasizes irreversible erasure to free one from past wrongs and judgments.
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H. W. Beecher
Renewal notice for The Leader subscription due date
The Springfield Leader prompts readers to check the date numerals on their copy to see if the subscription is due. It explains 12-11-47 as the due date and asks readers to mail $2.00 with the renewal form to The Leader Building in St. James Man.
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Springfield
St. James, Man
Pine Falls Golf Club Holds Annual Meeting
Pine Falls golfers gathered for the annual meeting. The course was reported in good winter condition and a larger membership is expected. New executive elected with Mr. Turner as president and Jack Dean as vice president. Honorary leaders named include T. E. Silver, E. H. Lougheed, and J. T. Carey. Officers: secretary W. H. Hibbert and treasurer D. D. Munro. Five-member executive: E. J. Kahle, Fred Ford, J. E. Irvine, M. MacLaggan, JL. Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Jack Dean
W. H. Hibbert
D. D. Munro
E. J. Kahle
Fred Ford
J. E. Irvine
M. MacLaggan
JL. Frederick
Curling Wind-Up At Pointe du Bois
The Curling club wind-up was held in the Community hall on Monday April 26. Whist was played and prizes awarded by J. Hunt president. First prize Eaton cup to T Malmer M Warren and Miss J Holdsworth. Second prize to C Anderson A Brown Miss W Flatt and N MacTaggart. Multiple prize lists followed with cups and teams led by D Anderson T Rodgers M Warren Miss J Holdsworth Furnished with refreshments and a dance by Sid Savory's orchestra.
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J. Hunt
S. Square
T. Malmer
M. Warren
J. Holdsworth
C. Anderson
A. Brown
W. Flatt
N. MacTaggart
D. Anderson
H. Larsen
V. Waisenen
F. Niemi
J. Devaney
D. Knox
R. C. Mulligan
E. J. Hawkes
N. McTaggart
A. J. More
P. Live
H. Tyndall
A. C. Goddard
H. Waisenen
M. Zimmerman
J. Rosen
T. Rodgers
J. Simpson
J. Laurie
M. Willson
M. Ferguson
Sid Savory
Beausejour Representative Appointed for The Springfield Leader
A. W. Hanks announces M. J. Mickey Hoban as Beausejour Leader representative succeeding Valerie Manchester. Hoban, born and educated in Beausejour, served three years as an air gunner with the R.C.A.F. during the war and has worked as a taxi operator in Red Lake and Beausejour. He is authorized to handle subscriptions advertising and news copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hanks
Springfield Leader
M. J.mickey Hoban
Beausejour
Valerie Manchester
Hoban
R.C.A.F
Red Lake
Legion Auxiliary Sees April Meeting Held at Lac du Bonnet
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion Lac du Bonnet 164 met April 26 in the Legion hall. Minutes were approved. letters from Provincial Command and Romeo Picard were noted. Members postponed the social evening and plan May sick visitors. Mrs. Binda adjourned the meeting after a luncheon by Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Le Vassuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Canadian Legion
Lac du Bonnet 164
Legion Hall
McMahon
LeVassier
Arsenault
Britain
Romeo Picard
Campbell
Binda
le Vassuer
Hockey Wind-Up At Lac du Bonnet
The first annual banquet at Lac du Bonnet honored Beausejour with the Pioneer trophy for three straight finals wins. Oscar Russell received the trophy from Mayor Sparman and lauded the season with his team, amid a large crowd enjoying supper and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
North Eastern Hockey League
Messrs
Hammersted
Sparman
Oscar Russell
Beausejour
War Memorial Committee Meets in Beausejour
The Beausejour-Brokenhead War Memorial committee held a meeting on April 26 with members L. J. Pulfer F. Rumak F. H. Ehinger R. A. Hayes W. W. Childe Mrs. F. Hayes P. Rumak J. J. Ridley O. Russell and J. Bellan. The secretary was asked to invite J. R. Roe of the Barrell Derby to a dinner meeting to discuss the project. A circular will be mailed to electors about a proposed money by law and a public meeting on the eve of voting.
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Beausejour - Brokenhead War Memorial
L. J. Pulfer
F. Rumak
F. H. Ehinger
R. A. Hayes
W. W. Childe
P. Rurnak
Franklin D Roosevelt left property on Campbell's Island
The article notes Roosevelt left property valued at about $12 000 on Campbell's Island in New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Campbell’s Island
New Brunswick
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Tyndall
Pointe DU Bois
ST. George Pine Falls
Bissett
Manitoba PO
Canada & Outs
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Oscar Noel
Irene Jorgenson
W.A. Bazaar
Fea
Mrs. P Bergerson
Oscar Petterson
Parker Seaman
Reggie Webb
Ben Dubincoff
Walter Millbrandt
Milbrandt
Karl Wergau
North Lutheran Church
Wergau
Lavina Staerk
Steve Staerk
Verne Winter
St. Catharines
Fred and
Bill Jorgenson
Kay Zacaz
Darwin
City
Audrey Ressner
Scots Hill
Joe Schmidt
Vancouver
Joe
Roy
Fred Kirby
J. Robb
Brandon
Darlene Cousins
Mrs. K. Kimmal
Tony Bryck
Father J. Zimmerman
T. Kellner
A. Hill
Ed. Malkoske
A. Dubois
Superior
Amherstburg, Ont
Mrs
5. Leith
Dominion Day Committee
Canadian Daughters League Convention
By Joy Craig
By E Falls Adel. Jackson
Audrey Perry
Yvonne Beaubien
Margaret McNeelands
Bert Wood
Neil Rempel
Rollin Schwinghammer
United Church
Verna Perry
Margaret Roy
Irene Frederick
Nesta McLeod
H. C. Hutchison
Rev. Hunter
W. K.spence
Grace
Patricia Spence
Rev. J. Spence
Ted Tanner
Ed Aseltine
Roy Bowes
Jit Findlay
Dryden
J. Huhn
R. Bowes
Huhn
Rock
J. Small
F. A. Smith
Rebekah Lodge
Oddfellows’ Temple
Mesdames R. C. Farmer
E. Stirling
S. Poitras
M. Sharpe
F. Legall
E. Wilson
D Brewster
V. Simonson
George Will
J. S. Sharpe
C. Rempel
A. Searle
F. Sellers
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Legion Auxiliary Monthly Meeting
WAR Memorial Committee
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