District and regional polling results summary
A fragmented OCR readout shows district level tallies for multiple locations including Saree 20, Tyndall 33, Ladywood 7, Seven Sisters Falls 3, Pointe du Bois 0, Lac du Bonnet 1, Great Falls 26, St. George 6, Pine Falls 101, Bissette Manitoba 138, Canada and outside 143. Total paid 978 with 53 district representatives and 125 distribution items listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladywood
Seven Sisters Falls
Pointe DU Bois
Lac DU Bonnet
Great Falls
ST. George
Pine Falls
Manitoba
Canada
Whitemouth council appoints five guardians
The Rural Municipality of Whitemouth names five guardians for its wards Ward 1 Fred Tommilla Janow Ward 2 T G Erskine Whitemouth Ward 3 Julius Tiede Whitemouth Ward 4 Ben Kuhn Seven Sisters Falls. Community notes mention a birthday surprise party for Mrs Oscar Noel and plans for an upcoming W A bazaar and tea May 8 at the Municipal hall. Local visits, anniversaries and church events are listed along with a hospital planning meeting April 22 chaired by Father J Zimmerman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
Fred Tommilla
Janow
T. G. Erskine
Julius Tiede
Ben Kuhn
Seven Sisters Falls
Oscar Noel
Irene Jorgenson
Father J. Zimmerman
T. Kellner
Oscar Petterson
A. Hill
Ed. Malkoske
A. Debois
Tension on Windsor waterfront over dock crews rights
Canadian Seamen's Union members line the Windsor waterfront as tensions flare with rival unions over docked lake vessels. Pickets block access and threaten clashes while the packet freighter Superior passes through Amherstburg docks under tense guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Seamen's Union
Windsor
Ont
Superior
Amherstburg, Ont
Liberals Plan May 29 Delegates Convention
The Beausejour Liberal Progressive Association met at J. Bellan's home. They discussed Gardiner and McKenzie's letters and postponed the nominating convention. A resolutions committee was named. A convention to select Ottawa conference delegates will be held May 29 in Beausejour Town Hall, followed by a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Springfield
Liberal Progressive Association
J. Bellan
J. G. Gardiner
Gardiner
McKenzie
C. Barclay
N. J Stryk
Ottawa
Beausejour Town Hall
Pinawa News Roundup Holiday Travel and Local Happenings
Messrs R Pearson and B Deane of Winnipeg were weekend visitors but could not return until Monday due to bad roads. Mrs Lindy Tyndall left Sunday for Great Falls to join Hudsons Bay staff and reports liking her new job. Mr and Mrs H Leith drove to Winnipeg Friday. Neighbors enjoy a sunny day as they tend gardens and prepare grounds. Men prepare fishing tackle hoping to catch the first fish of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. R. Pearson
B. Deane
Winnipeg
Lindy Tyndall
Great Falls
Hudson's Bay Company
Lindy
Pinawa
Raynold District Considers Joining Whitemouth
A meeting will be held at a later date to decide if Raynold municipal district will join Whitemouth. J Bartlett was on the sick list and spent several days in the city for medical care. Mr and Mrs Freddie Cousins express thanks to those who offered sympathy after their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynold Municipal District
Whitemouth
J. Bartlett
Freddie Cousins
Dominion Day Committee Meets in Municipal Hall
The Dominion Day committee met 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 balance of 675.55 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 at Kenora
The Canadian Daughters League held its annual convention in Kenora from April 27 to 23. Provincial president Mrs. T. H. Greenwood presided. Guests included Mrs. H. Matais and W. J. Docker MP Mayor W. Jay and J. Letreau. Deputy National president Mrs. F. Holt spoke on the Cancer Research Fund. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. F. Cameron and vice presidents Mrs. W. Merkley and Mrs. E. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Daughters’ League
Kenora
T. H. Greenwood
H. Matais
W. J. Docker
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
Birth of a baby girl at Pine Falls hospital April 21
H Strouken announces the birth of a baby girl at Pine Falls hospital on April 21. Dr. E D R Bissett left on Monday for a business trip to Toronto and points east. Ted Lansdown arrived March 28 to spend the summer at Pine Falls with his aunt and uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H. Strouken
Pine Falls Hospital
E. D. R. Bissett
Toronto
Points East
Ted Lansdown
Pine Falls
Seven Sisters Falls Falls by Joy Craig
Student Art Braund of the University of Manitoba spends summer at home and works for Carter Construction. Ken Fallis returns to Seven Sisters for the season with Winnipeg ties. Mrs. A S Williams visits San Louise for a ten day SCM spring camp. Bud Braund works for Winnipeg Electric in town a few days. Alvin Harrison enjoys a new bicycle gift for his May 3 birthday. Wardrops relocate to Whitemouth after winter with F King. Tea honors Mrs. G McNeil of Kelowna at Mrs. F King’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Braund
University of Manitoba
Art
Carter Construction
A. S. Williams
University At
F. King
Pine Falls Notes Share Local News And Guests
Graduates included Patricia Spence daughter of Rev J Spence with exercises on April 29. Arrivals from Mani toba Ted Tanner Ed Aseltine. Calgary visitors Mr Mrs J Malo plus son Bud stayed week, Mrs Malo returned from Winnipeg. Dryden guests Fred Roy Bowes Jim Findlay met J Huhn. Bowes nephews of Huhn. Rock area to welcome two new residents J Small and F A Smith plan homes. A Bella Vincent shower on April 29 with gifts and a May 10 wedding. Linda Kemball Dennis Pereux delivered gifts. Coronation Rebekah Lodge sent eleven reps to Winnipeg district meeting. Farewell party for Marland Clayton in The Chateau April 29 with purse of silver and Auld Lang Syne. George Will and Raymond Lalonde arrive for summer. Birth of 8 lb 9 oz son to J S Sharpe on April 30. Annual tennis meeting elected C Rempel president A Searle VP F Sellers secretary treasurer. Court repairs planned target May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Vincent
F. Vincent
St. George
Miss Vincent
Linda Kemball
Dennis Pereux
Riverside
Arthur Kemball
Roy Perry
Chateau
C. Rempel
A. Searle
F. Sellers
Forgiveness Like a Canceled Note Torn in Two
A compact reflection on forgiveness likening it to a note torn and burned so it cannot be used against the person. The quote emphasizes eliminating lingering claims or holds from past wrongs.
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H. W. Beecher
Renewal Notice From Springfield Leader Request
The Springfield Leader in St. James Man invites subscribers to renew their subscription, enclosing a one year payment of two dollars. The notice asks patrons to renew promptly by returning the enclosed form and payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
St. James, Man
Pine Falls Golf Club Names New Officers and Prepares Season
Pine Falls golfers held their annual meeting with assurances the course survived winter well and a strong season is anticipated. New president M W Turner was elected along with honorary president T E Silver and honorary vice presidents E H Lougheed and J T Carey. Officers include Vice-president Jack Dean Secretary W H Hibbert Treasurer D D Munro and an elected five member executive E J Kahle Fred Ford J E Irvine M MacLaggan J 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
J. Frederick
Curling Wind Up At Pointe du Bois
Curling club wind up held in the Community hall on Monday April 26. Whist played then prizes distributed by president J Hunt. Winners included S Square team led by T Malmer M Warren and Miss J Holdsworth for Eaton cup etc. Refreshments followed and Sid Savory's orchestra played for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hunt
S. Square
T. Malmer
M. Warren
J. Holdsworth
C. Anderson
A. Brown
W. Flatt
N. MacTaggart
D. Anderson
H. Larsen
V. Waisenen
G. Oakley
A. I. More
R. B. Lodge
E. Storseth
F. Niemi
T. Rodgers
D. Spadini
W.A. Lodge
H. Bjork
Birks
S Square
J. Knox
J. Devaney
D. Knox
R. C. Mulligan
E. J. Hawkes
N. McTaggart
A. More
P. Live
H. Tyndall
A. C. Goddard
H. Waisen
Beausejour Representative Appointed for Beausejour
A. W. Hanks of The Springfield Leader announces M. J. Mickey Hoban as Beausejour Leader representative, succeeding Valerie Manchester. Hoban, born in Beausejour, served three years as an air gunner in the RCAF during the war and later worked as a taxi operator in Red Lake and Beausejour, with authority to manage 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 Monthly Meeting at Lac du Bonnet
The April meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion Lac du Bonnet 164 was held April 26 in the Legion hall. Minutes were approved. A provincial request about expenses for parcels to Britain was noted and a reply planned. Members discussed illness, sick visitors, postponement of a social evening and adjourned after a luncheon.
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 Lac du Bonnet hockey banquet was held with a crowd, buffet, and dancing. Road conditions kept some NE Hockey League teams from attending as Beausejour won the Pioneer trophy, presented by Hammersted and Sparman, and received by Oscar Russell as Beausejour’s captain. Russell spoke for his team thanking the town for a pleasant season.
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 met 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. I. 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 notify electors of a money by law vote and a public meeting before voting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour - Brokenhead War Memorial
L. J. Pulfer
F. Rumak
F. H. Ehinger
R. A. Hayes
W. W. Childe
P. Rumak
Roosevelt left property on Campbell's Island New Brunswick
Franklin D. Roosevelt reportedly left property valued around 12 000 dollars on Campbell's Island in New Brunswick raising questions of ownership and estate status for the heirs and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Campbell's Island
New Brunswick
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W.A
Mrs. P Bergerson
Parker Seaman
Reggie Webb
Ben Dubincoff
Ernest Pluchinski
Hattie Houck
Walter Millbrandt
Milbrandt
Karl Wergau
North Lutheran Church
Wergau
Lavina Staerk
Steve Staerk
Verne Winter
St. Catharines
Fred
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
C.S.U
Canadian Great Lakes
Mrs. H. Leith
Dominion Day Committee
Canadian Daughters League Convention
J. T. Carey
Marylyn
Maine
Audrey Perry
Yvonne Beaubien
Margaret McNeelands
Bert Wood
Neil Rempe
Rollin Schwinghammer
United Church
Verna Perry
Margaret Roy
Irene Frederick
Nesta McLeod
H. C. Hutchison
Rev. Hunter
W. K. Spence
Grace
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Calvary* Temple
By Joy Craig
Ken Fallis
Seven Sisters
Ken
Bud Braund
The
Winnipeg Electric Co
Alvin Harrison
P. C. Wardrop
Patricia Spence
Rev. J. Spence
Ted Tanner
Ed Aseltine
Roy Bowes
Jim Findlay
Dryden, Ont
J. Huhn
R. Bowes
Huhn
Rock
J. Small
F. A. Smith
Rebekah Lodge
Oddfellows’ Temple
Mesdames R. C. Farmer
E. Stirling
S. Poitras
H. C Hutchison
M. Sharpe J. Huhn
F. Legall
E. Wilson
D Brewster
V. Simonson
George Will
J. S. Sharpe
Provincial Library
Legislative
Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Legion Auxiliary Monthly Meeting
WAR Memorial Committee
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