Lac du Bonnet News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Lac du Bonnet area reports include the Rev Father Frechette preaching in Edmonton and planning a trip to Rhode Island. The community notes celebrate Ledin’s 77th birthday and report Ole Kemplein’s hospitalization from sunstroke. Local business visitors, park project plans with the Legion and Home and School Association, and a Red Cross fundraising play are announced. A border of town incidents includes Fred Lofstrom’s death inquiry and upcoming whist and canasta event. May 1 is set for a big Canasta event. Mayor Danylchuk’s Lakeview Service foundations advance, and the Hot Water play repeats for charity. St Anthony’s Ladies Auxiliary threads a quilt and anniversary shoutouts, with spring work progress and farm optimism amid improving weather.
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Wedding at St Theresa's Pine Falls Unites Eva Souka and Harry Howard
Eva Souka daughter of Mr and Mrs John Souka Pine Falls married Harry Joseph Howard son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Howard Ottawa at St Theresa's Catholic church Pine Falls on April 26 at 11 am Father Jolicoeur officiated Music by Mrs A Dodd with soloists M Dansereau and Anita Howarth Bride wore net over nylon taffeta with chantilly lace bodice Juliet cap and net veil bouquet of red roses Maid of honor Edna Magnum bridesmaids Florence Souka and June Howard Ushers Romeo Bernard and Ray Souka Reception at bride's home followed by extended motor trip couple to reside in Hamilton Ontario.
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Florence Souka
June Howard
Romeo Bernard
Ray Souka
Hamilton
Ontario
W.T.M
Mental health in Canada and attitudes toward illness
A CBC program discusses mental health in Canada, noting illness ranges from functional to organic and stressing education reduces stigma. It highlights clinics, hospital care, federal and provincial roles, and the Canadian Mental Health Association while outlining fear, worry, and the societal impact of emotional disturbances.
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Canadian Mental Health Association
Institute For Child Study
Manitoba Power Commission Advances Beau Sejour Power Project
The Manitoba Power Commission reports rapid progress with two digging machines planned for Beau Sejour cast area to set poles within a week or ten days, weather permitting. After pole setting, immediate wire stringing will follow, as W D Falls notes to M L A William Lucke. The 1952 work covers Springfield townships 10 11 12 13 range 8 EPM and part of township 11 range 7E.
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Canada sails 61 cargo ships under Dominion flag
Canada lists 61 ocean going cargo vessels carrying the Dominion flag in a census of national fleets. The fleet includes merchant ships active in international trade and domestic routes, reflecting Canada's maritime capacity and regulatory framework.
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Obituary Nils Peterson 79 Garson Manitoba
Nils Peterson 79 retired Winnipeg businessman died Tuesday in Beausejour Born in Sweden he came to Canada in 1901 and lived in Winnipeg before moving to Garson three years ago He co founded a Swedish paper in Winnipeg He is survived by three daughters Mrs G Strome Mrs Gordon Hearn and Mrs T Templeman two sons A Peterson H Peterson ten grandchildren and a sister Mrs J Osterberg Funeral service was held Friday at Garson United Church with burial in the local cemetery Russell Funeral Home Beausejour arranged the services
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Beausejour Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and School Films
Irene Dreffs assists her father at Inter national Harvester Sales and Service Shop in town. Beausejour Collegiate showed films Alcohol and its Effects and Trapping in the Northlands to local students. Winnipeg visitors stayed with Beausejour hosts including Mr and Mrs Lester and Mrs Reich. Mrs Reckseidler and others traveled to Vancouver. Summer warmth brings baseball practice into full swing.
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Winnipeg
International Harvester Sales
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Beausejour
Anne
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