Wedding of Mary Dzioba and John Golembioski in Winnipeg
A 2 pm April 26 ceremony at the Polish National Church Winnipeg united Mary Dzioba Allegra daughter of Mr and Mrs Marco Dzioba with John Golembioski son of Mr and Mrs J Golembioski Ladywood. Bridesmaids Eleanore Golembieski Stella Woligrocki. Groomsmen Joe Golembioski Rudolph Nikodem. Reception for 150 at Ladywood Parish Hall. Newlyweds plan to reside in Ladywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Mary
Marco Dzioba
Allegra
John
J. Golembioski
Ladywood
Eleanore Golembieski
Stella Woligrocki
Joe Golembioski
Rudolph Nikodem
Ladywood Parish Hall Following the Ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Golembieski
Whitemouth Wedding: Della Sabluk and Frank Molly Tie Knot
A Roman Catholic ceremony on April 9 united Della Sabluk and Frank Molly with Rev. Zimmerman officiating. Attendants included Gladys McLaughlin, Marjorie Molly, and Zenna. music by Stan Noval and his Winnipeg orchestra. Reception followed at Municipal Hall.
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Marjorie Molly
Zenna
Karl
Kasmer Curry
Stan Noval
Winnipeg
Fogg Sustains Hand Injuries At Work
A Fore worker named Fogg suffered a painful accident this week when his hand was caught in a machine at work. He sustained severe lacerations to two fingers and multiple injuries to the side of the hand. wounds are healing but the hand remains sensitive and painful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fore
Curlers At The Pointe Wind-up Party Ends Season
The Curling Club held its season wind-up on Tuesday April 29. Twenty two whist tables were used and fifteen rinks reported scores across fourteen hands. The four top rinks led by S S Square A J More Jr Miss Flatt Miss McLaren and J R Devaney J Knox J Simpson Mrs Patton E J Hawkes C W Hill P Livo E Ylonen K Wengel H K Williams A Rasmussen Miss Sihl. President H Tyndall distributed season curling prizes and spoke briefly before refreshments and a dance to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Square
A. J. More
Miss Flatt
Miss McLaren
J. R. Devaney
J. Knox
Mrs. Patton
E. J. Hawkes
Pine Falls Five Pin Bowling League Holds Banquet
About 135 members and guests attended the Pine Falls League banquet at Chateau hall on Friday April 25. Miss Lorraine Johannson presented the trophy to Peter Souka, captain of the junior team, with awards to performers including Edith Bayly Eileen Sharpe May Miller Ken Randall and Ken Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Chateau Hall
W. Johannson
T. E. Silver
J. T. Carey
H. Thibodeau
Edith Bayly
Eileen Sharpe
May Miller
Ken Randall
Ernie Coote
Hazel Lidstone
Doris Seebach
Mona Coote
Ernie McCut
Lac du Bonnet athletic association builds ball park project
Lac du Bonnet Athletic Association launched a large ball park project despite late spring. They plan three teams Senior Junior and Midgets with infield leveling fencing seating and screening costs. A membership drive offers 12 months of game access and invites community support plus a May 3 dance.
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Lac du Bonnet
Farm Improvement Loans Expand Across Prairie Canada
Loans under The Farm Improvement Loans Act totaled $7,488,347 in 1946 for farm implements and trucks, with a sales volume near $12.5 million. About 1,008 farmers used funds to clear and break roughly 50,000 acres, mostly in western Canada. Foundation stock loans reached $190,937 across 303 cases. Construction and repair of farm buildings remain a key growth area as material and labor supply improves. The Act has shown strong success in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Canada
Western
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Farm Loans Act Aimed at Helping Farmers in 1946
In 1946, 13,030 farmers secured loans totaling nearly 10 million dollars under The Farm Improvement Loans Act. The report was tabled in Parliament by Finance Minister Douglas Abbott. Loans, through 3,100 bank branches, support farm improvement and living conditions with 5 percent simple interest and terms up to ten years.
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Douglas Abbott
Pair O' Bears Arrive for Breakfast at Casey's Inn
J Dennison arrives with two bear cubs at Casey's Inn on Saturday morning startling guests. The cubs are said to be en route to Winnipeg for permanent residence.
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Casey’s Inn
J. Dennison
Winnipeg
Beausejour Woman Wins Second Prize at Brandon Winter Fair
In a field of over 1200 egg entries at the Brandon Winter Fair run March 31 to April 4, the Burns Egg station at Beausejour managed by M Dutchak earned the Second Prize blue ribbon. The winning eggs came from last year’s Hansey pullets owned by Mrs. Fred Singbeil of Beausejour.
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Brandon
Beausejour
M. Dutchak
Burns
Fred Singbeil
Obituary of Beausejour resident Alexander Paulishyn
Alexander Paulishyn of Beausejour died Friday at age 60. Born in Austria he moved to Canada over 40 years ago and lived in Beausejour all his years. He worked for T. T. Wyrzykowski 1909 to 1938 then for G. M. Huntley briefly before retiring due to ill health. Funeral by Fr. Carmylo at Beausejour Greek Catholic Church with burial in the family plot. Survived by his widow Annie, several sons daughters and grandchildren.
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Alexander Paulishyn
Beausejour
Austria
Paulishyn
Canada
T. T. Wyrzykowski
G. M. Huntley
Fr. Carmylo
Russell
Annie
Death of Helen Jean Smith in Montreal and burial in Blenheim
Mrs. Tom Smith is notified of the death of Helen Jean Smith 24, wife of Tom Smith, in Lac du Bonnet district. She died April 22 at Royal Victoria Hospital Montreal P Q. Burial took place in the family plot at Blenheim Ont.
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Helen Jean Smith
Tom Smith
Lac du Bonnet
Near Tragedy at Lac du Bonnet Police Corner
Stanley Chester's car collided with a Winnipeg Electric Company pole at the Pioneer Store corner Lac du Bonnet on Saturday April 26. He was alone and avoided an oncoming car, suffering only bruises and a severe shock as the vehicle sustained heavy damage.
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Stanley Chester
Winnipeg Electric Company
Pioneer
Lac du Bonnet
Stanley
Horses Can Be Showmen Too
A Lac du Bonnet event reports Cliff Bruneau and his team performing a runaway twice within 18 hours. The wagon was damaged on the second run and Bruneau sustained slight head injuries. The display rode through main streets, entering the McArthur farmyard and narrowly missing Mr. McIntosh's car after evading a box car the night before.
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Cliff Bruneau
Lac du Bonnet
Cliff
McArthur
McIntosh
W.S.K
New Employment Regulations Set To Require Job Vacancy Reporting
Regulations issued under the Unemployed Insurance Act will require employers with unfilled vacancies after 24 hours to report opportunities to the National Employment Service. The rules, from the Unemployment Insurance Commission, call for biannual employer reports on staffing changes and aim for minimal cooperation within a well organized market.
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National Employment Service
Unemployment Insurance Commission
Unemployed Insurance Act
Department of Labour
Pointe du Bois Visitors and Local Sports Show
Mr and Mrs F Hawkes and Douglas of Winnipeg visit Fred Hawkes parents during their early vacation. Local sportsmen attend the Sportsman Show in Winnipeg Auditorium as Herbaby Doug and Claude Anderson are among them. Mani toba Game and Fish Association meets April 28 in the Hall with C G Anderson presiding in H B Williams absence. A further meeting is planned for late May or early June and a summer sporting speaker may be invited.
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Winnipeg
Herbaby
Doug
Claude Anderson
Manitoba Game and Fish Association
C. G. Anderson
Pres. H. B. Williams
Wartime Employment Controls Ended March 21
Deputy Minister Arthur Mac Namara announced the National Employment Service maintains an opportunity to place job applicants. By March 21, wartime Selective Service Civilian Regulations controls ceased to exist. Remaining requirements had employers report new hires and unfilled vacancies and give seven days notice before termination in most industries.
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National Employment Service
Arthur MacNamara
Loveliness Needs Not the Aid of Foreign Ornament
An old quotation attributed to James Thomson on true beauty, arguing that natural grace shines without external embellishment or adornment. The line emphasizes innate charm over borrowed adornment.
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James Thomson
Seguin Named President of Pine Falls Golf Club
L. E. Seguin succeeds E. J. Kahle as president after the Pine Falls Golf Club General Meeting and Dance at Chateau hall. Kahle praised the club’s 1946 season, announced officers for 1947, and honored members including Ed Aseltine and the Dean quartet.
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L. E. Seguin
E. J. Kahle
Pine Falls
Chateau Hall
Kahle
Fed Aseltine
Portage la Prairie
Kenora
Billy Roy
Chester Lukasiewicz
Jack Dean
Keith Kruger
St. Charles Country Club
T. E. Silver
J. T. Carey
A. A. Krueger
W. H. Hibbert
A. D. Brown
M. Bachynski
J. Dean
O. H. Jacob
F. Ford
J. Aseltine
Builders Work Accelerates On Pine Falls Hotel Project
In Pine Falls a Commonwealth Construction crew nears completion of a new hotel across from the main office. A 150 worker camp houses ten bunk houses and a dining hall for meals, hot showers, and modern washrooms. The two story hotel will span 180 by 110 feet with 70 to 80 bedrooms and executive and manager suites, drawing community interest.
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Pine Falls
Commonwealth Construction Company
Carter Hall Aldinger Co
S. W
Bill) Jackson
Manitoba Paper Co
K. J. Waren
W. Martin
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Peid Cirewl
Garson Tyndall
Lady Wood Whitemouth
Golembioski
Dzioba
Molly — Sabluk
A. Fogg
Pointe Hold
Pres. H. Tyndall
Hana Spotova
Nagi
Montreal
Hana
Germany
UNRR
Margaret Ford
Lavina Thibodeau
Percy Gardiner
Smith
Edna Brewster
Francis Bachynski
Eva and
Nellie Souka
Connie Romanow
Delores Groves
Audrey Perry
Patricia Gohn
A. St. Pierre
Lac du Bonnet Athletic Association
Ontario
British Columbia
Maritimes
Mrs
Pointe du Bois
Alex Brown
M. W. Turner
J. W. Aseltine
Ed Aseltine
H. E. Spence
N. Bachynski
S. Velie
Fred Duffly
K. Johannson
Vesta van
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