Pretty wedding in Winnipeg ties Dzioba and Golembioski families
Mary Dzioba daughter of Mr. and Mrs Marco Dzioba of Allegra wed John Golembioski son of Mr. and Mrs J Golembioski of Ladywood on April 26 at the Polish National Church. The bride wore a white sheer gown with a sweetheart neckline and orange blossoms in her veil. attendants wore blue sheer dresses. A 150 guest reception followed at Ladywood Parish Hall and the couple plan to reside in Ladywood.
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Winnipeg
Mary
Marco Dzioba
Allegra
John
J. Golembioski
Ladywood
Ore Golembieski
Stella Woligrocki
Joe Golembieski
Rudolph Nikodem
Whitemouth Wedding Blesses Della Sabluk and Frank Molly
At the Roman Catholic Church on April 9 Della Sabluk became the bride of Frank Molly. The ceremony was led by Rev. Father Zimmerman with music by Stan Noval and his Winnipeg orchestra. Guests included Marjorie Molly and Zenna. A reception followed at the Municipal hall.
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Marjorie Molly
Zenna
Karl
Kasmer Curry
Stan Noval
Winnipeg
Fogg Injured at Mill in Painful Hand Accident
A Fogg suffered a painful accident at the mill when his hand was caught in a machine. He sustained severe lacerations to two fingers and bruises to the hand, with wounds healing but still painful and sensitive.
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A. Fogg
Curlers At The Pointe Hold Wind-up Party
The Curling Club held its season wind-up on Tuesday April 29. Twenty two tables contested a whist drive as fifteen rinks recorded scores for fourteen hands. The four highest scoring rinks are listed with members. President H Tyndall presented season prizes and spoke on winter activities before refreshments and a closing dance.
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S. S. Square
A. I. More, Jr
Miss Flatt
Miss McLaren
J. R. Devaney
J. Knox
J. Simpson
Mrs. Patton
E. J. Hawkes
C. W. Hill
P. Livo
E Yilonen
K. Wengel
H. K. Willams
A. Rasmussen
Miss Sihl
Pres. H. Tyndall
Pine Falls Bowling League Banquet Celebrates Top Honors
The Pine Falls Five Pin Bowling League held its annual banquet and dance at Chateau hall on Friday April 25 with 135 attendees. Trophies were awarded to Peter Souka and his junior team, plus individual honors to Edith Bayly Myrtle Gardiner Jack Dulake and others as league progress was reported by Rev. Smith and Mrs Edna Brewster.
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Pine Falls
Chateau Hall
League
W. Johannson
T. E. Silver
J. T. Carey
H. Thibodeau
D. Brewster
C. A. R. Higginson
Beverley Smith
David Sharpe
Lorraine Johannson
Peter Souka
Silver
Edith Bayly
Eileen Sharpe
May Miller
Ken Randall
Ernie Coote
Hazel Lidstone
Doris Seebach
Mona Coote
Ernie McCut
Margaret Ford
Lavina Thibodeau
Percy Gardiner
Smith
Edna Brewster
Lac du Bonnet Strives to Build Ball Park and Expand Teams
Lac du Bonnet Athletic Association plans a new Ball Park and three teams Senior Junior and Midgets. They level the infield screen bases and stands, seeking funds via a membership drive offering 12 months of game access. The note recalls Lac du Bonnet’s baseball strength and urges attendance at a May 3 dance.
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Lac du Bonnet
Farm Improvement Loans Grow in Prairie Provinces
The Farm Improvement Loans Act finances $7,488,347 in 1946 farm implement and truck loans, representing about $12.5 million in sales. About 1,008 farmers received loans to clear 50,000 new acres, with 303 loans totaling $190,937 for foundation and breeding stock. Building, repair, and dwelling loans are rising as materials and labor improve. The Act has been most successful in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Canada
Western
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Farm Loans Act Aids 1946 Farmers Through Bank Loans
The Farm Improvement Loans Act aided 13 030 farmers in 1946 with loans totalling nearly 10 million dollars. Loans are issued via 3 100 bank branches for farm development and living improvements at 5 percent simple interest for up to ten years. The act targets average farmers lacking bank credit in the past.
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Douglas Abbott
Pair o bears surprise Casey's Inn breakfast visit
Two bear cubs accompanied J Dennison disrupted Saturday breakfast at Casey's Inn. Report says the cubs are headed to Winnipeg for permanent residence.
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Casey's Inn
J. Dennison
Winnipeg
Beausejour Woman Egg Entry Wins Second Prize
In the Brandon Winter Fair, March 31 to April 4, the Burns Egg station at Beausejour managed by M. Dutchak won the Second Prize blue ribbon for eggs. The winning entry used eggs from Mrs. Fred Singbeil's Hansey pullets, part of last year’s flock.
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Brandon
Beausejour
M. Dutchak
Burns
Fred Singbeil
Beausejour Man Alexander Paulishyn Dies at 60
Alexander Paulishyn of Beausejour died in his 61st year on Friday April 30. Born in Austria he came to Canada over forty years ago and lived in Beausejour. He worked for T. T. Wyrzykowski 1909 to 1938 then for G. M. Huntley briefly before retiring due to ill health. Funeral services were held at the Beausejour Greek Catholic Church with burial in the local cemetery. Surviving are his widow Annie and several children and grandchildren.
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Alexander Paulishyn
Beausejour
Austria
Paulishyn
Canada
T. T. Wyrzykowski
G. M. Huntley
Fr. Carmylo
Russell
Death notice for Helen Jean Smith in Lac du Bonnet district
Mrs Tom Smith reports the death of Helen Jean Smith aged 24 wife of Tom Smith of Lac du Bonnet district. She died April 22 at Royal Victoria Hospital Montreal Quebec and is buried in the family plot at Blenheim Ontario.
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Helen Jean Smith
Tom Smith
Lac du Bonnet
Near Tragedy at Lac du Bonnet Collision
Stanley Chester, driving alone, collided with a Winnipeg Electric Company pole at the Pioneer Store corner in Lac du Bonnet on Saturday April 26 while trying to avoid an oncoming car. He suffered a few bruises and a severe shaking up. the car sustained heavy damage, with the street empty at the late hour.
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Stanley Chester
Winnipeg Electric Company
Pioneer
Lac du Bonnet
Stanley
Horses Can Be Showmen Too
A Lac du Bonnet item recalls a runaway team led by Cliff Bruneau that performed twice within 18 hours. On Friday the wagon was damaged and Bruneau sustained minor head injuries as the team traversed main streets and entered the McArthur farmyard narrowly missing a car.
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Cliff Bruneau
Lac du Bonnet
Cliff
McArthur
McIntosh
W.S.K
New Employment Regulations Report Job Vacancies to National Employment Service
New regulations will require employers with unfilled vacancies after 24 hours to report available work opportunities to the National Employment Service. Issued under the Unemployed Insurance Act amendment of 1946, the rules will set a twice yearly reporting procedure and aim for a minimal but proper organization of the employment market.
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National Employment Service
Unemployment Insurance Commission
Unemployed Insurance Act
Department of Labour
Hawkes Family Guests From Winnipeg Visit Winnipeg Family
Mr and Mrs F Hawkes and Douglas of Winnipeg are visiting at the home of Freds parents Mr and Mrs E J Hawkes during their early vacation in the area.
Manitoban Sportsmen Attend Winnipegs Show
Local sports enthusiasts visit the Sportsman Show at the Winnipeg Auditorium this week including Herb Eby Doug and Claude Anderson. The Manitoba Game and Fish Association met April 28 in the Hall with C G Anderson chairing in President Williams absence. A motion proposed another meeting in late May or early June and a summer sporting topics speaker.
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Winnnipeg
Herb Eby
Doug and
Claude Anderson
Manitoba Game and Fish Association
C. G. Anderson
Pres. H. B. Williams
Wartime employment controls phased out by March 21
Deputy Minister Arthur Mac Namara announced the National Employment Service maintains an option to place job seekers. By March 21 remaining wartime Selective Service Civilian Regulations obsolete. Final controls had limited reporting on new hires and vacancies and a seven day notice before job termination in most industries.
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National Employment Service
Arthur MacNamara
James Thomson on Nature and Artful Simplicity
The quote explores how true beauty lies in unadorned form, suggesting that simplicity reveals the essence of worth beyond ornate embellishment. It reflects a philosophical view attributed to James Thomson on aesthetic restraint and genuine merit.
Seguin Named President Of Pine Falls Golf Club
At the May 1 general meeting and dance in Pine Falls Chateau Hall E J Kahle retired as president after three years of service praising increased membership and club finances. L E Seguin was elected president for 1947 with a full officer slate and awards were presented to 1946 winners Ed Aseltine and Jack Dean among others.
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Chateau Hall
Pine Falls
E. J. Kahle
Kahle
Ed Aseltine
Portage la Prairie
Kenora
Billy Roy
Chester Lukasiewicz
Jack Dean
Keith Kruger
St. Charles Country Club
M. W. Turner
J. W. Aseltine
H. E. Spence
N. Bachynski
Construction Camps Rapidly Rise in Pine Falls for New Hotel
A temporary camp housing about 150 workers for Commonwealth Construction Co. has grown beside the rail line in Pine Falls. The site features ten dormitories, large dining and kitchen facilities, showers, hot water, and modern washrooms. Hotel plans call for a two story, 180 by 110 foot building with 70 to 80 bedrooms and several suites, expected to boost the town’s prospects.
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Pine Falls
Commonwealth Construction Company
Carter Hall Aldinger Co
K. J. Waren
W. Martin
L. G. Court
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Nellie Souka
Connie Romanow
Delores Groves
Audrey Perry
Patricia Gohn
A. St. Pierre
Lac du Bonnet Athletic Association
Ontario
British Columbia
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L. E. Seguin
A. A. Krueger
W. H. Hibbert
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M. Bachynski
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