Lac du Bonnet Council Delays Decision on Beausejour Grant
The council deferred action on a grant request from Messrs Storsley and Kubish for capital expenditure cleanup tied to Beausejour hospital construction. A $75 grant was approved for Lac du Bonnet rest room upkeep at Mayor Sparman’s request. Councillors Mazur and Brincheski were tasked to investigate a drainage complaint by Alex Soroka and several requests for road and drainage improvements were referred to the drainage and assessor offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Storsley and Kubish
Beausejour Hospital
Lac du Bonnet
J. Sparman
Mazur and
Brincheski
Alex Soroka
John Kekizs
J. Andrelunas
John Fosty
E Juenke
Victor Petterson
Nick Kabaluk
Petterson
Department of Public Works
Dubricki
Tony Makarchuk
J. M. Malyk
Pete Olynick
S.E
Council
John Bruneau
W. Kabaluk
Kabaluk
F. J. Trouton
Whitemouth Clothing Club Achievement Day Highlights
The Whitemouth school auditorium hosted the Ladyfingers Clothing Club event on Thursday afternoon April 26. Twenty two members modeled garments during a Fashion Show while three groups presented demonstrations. Shirley Carlson and Myra Klepatz earned spots to compete at the Selkirk Club Rally in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladyfingers Clothing Club
Whitemouth
Shirley Carlson
Myra Klepatz
Selkirk
Elsie Braun
Patricia Connor
Irene Tergeson
Anita Hill
Shirley Jorgenson
Rose Marie Sudletsky
Gimli
Misses Milner
Rowlette
Godolphin
Jorgenson
T.G.E
Seven Sisters Curling Club Wind-Up Dance Held
Seven Sisters Falls curling club held its wind-up and dance Friday April 27 in the Community hall. Music by Fred Duffey and his Lac du Bonnet orchestra. Club president Charlie Precious presented trophies and prizes from the 1950-51 season to winners including Fred King and his rink for Novelty bonspiel and Community cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Sisters Falls Curling Club
Fred Duffey
Lac du Bonnet Club
Charlie Precious
Fred King
Don McLarty
Dave Moore
Daisy King
Murray Thompson
Art King
Les Cousins
Mrs. Bart
Edwin F Ulmer 76 Pine Falls Native Dies in May
Edwin Frank Ulmer 76 a Pine Falls resident and respected local figure died Tuesday May 1 in Pine Falls hospital. Born in Rockland Maine he moved to Canada at 25 and worked as a stone cutter before joining the Pine Falls mill grounds department in 1927 until retirement. He married Victoria Dabroski in 1915 and is survived by his wife and son Willis O. of White Bear Lake Minnesota. Funeral services were May 4 at St Therese Catholic Church with interment in Pine Falls cemetery. Russell funeral home handled arrangements.
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Pine Falls
Edwin Frank Ulmer
Mr. Ulmer
Rockland
Maine
U.S.A
Canada
Winnipeg
Victoria
St. Therese Roman Catholic
Father Schicouer
Pine Falls Cemetery
R. E. Hayes
J. T. Carey
F. Lidstone
F. Legall
F. Ford
W. Fredrick
W. Bird
J. H. Tremblay
J. Miller
W. Carr
J. Sauve
G. Cowie
H. Robinson
T. Baarin
Russell Funeral Home
Births Recorded at Beausejour Hospital
Birth notices list four newborns: Clifford Bryan Langner a son born April 13 to Mr and Mrs Roy Langner at Beausejour. Linda Joyce Rodzinski a daughter born March 29 to Mr and Mrs J W Rodzinski of Cooks Creek. Jennie Matychak a daughter born April 16 to Mr and Mrs John Matychak of Green Oaks. Charles Phillip Wilgosh a son born April 21 to Mr and Mrs Julius Wilgosh of Beausejour.
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Beausejour Hospital
Roy Langner
Clifford Bryan
J. W. Rodzinski
Cooks Creek
Linda Joyce
John Matychak
Green Oaks
Jennie
Julius Wilgosh
Beausejour
Charles Phillip
Powerview Council Adopts Read Delegation Requests
A delegation led by Sylvia Berthelette approached Powerview Council on Herd Laws. The secretary was told to contact solicitor A S Morrison about Herd Laws. The council approved a resolution to pass a bylaw after unresolved stock-owner issues. A clean-up campaign sponsored by the chamber of commerce was endorsed. Fees under ByLaw No 5 were debated, with a tabled decision. Other actions included approving Joseph Tourond’s Old Age Pension, surveying Laura Street, extending it to plan 5177, and surveying Church Avenue. ministerial talks sought for road grants. taxes for Phillipe Dupont noted. Art avenue residents to provide free labor for ditch work. appeals court attendance on May 8. weed inspector H Richardson appointed. warning to P Puga about juveniles in pool rooms. Willson Stationery payment approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Berthelette
Council
A. S. Morrison
K.C
Powerview Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Steve Velie
Joseph M. Tourond
Laura Street
Morton
Phillipe Dupont
John Paquin
Art Avenue
J. Turcotte
F. Lafrance
Winnipeg
H. Richardson
P. Puga
1951 Census to Provide Data on Size of Farms
Census data will show how farm size changed across Canada with the 1951 Census starting in June. The report notes a shift from family sized farms to larger holdings, especially in western grain areas, and details regional acreage changes since 1901 including Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia.
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British Columbia
Prairie Provinces
Maritimes
Quebec
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Ontario
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Mary Wood to Wed Thomas Wetton in Lac du Bonnet
Mr and Mrs George T Wood of Lac du Bonnet announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to Thomas Peter Edwin Wetton, son of Mr and Mrs T S Wetton of Winnipeg. The wedding is set for May 26 at St John’s Anglican church Lac du Bonnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Wood
Lac du Bonnet
Mary
Thomas Peter Edwin
T. S. Wetton
Winnipeg
St. John’s Anglican Church
Senate powers and role in Canada described
The Canadian Senate usually acts as a critic and meticulous reviewer of laws approved by the Commons, with theoretical veto power that remains largely unused in practice.
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Senate
Commons
Have You Renewed Your Subscription This Year
Reader asks to renew subscription by sending enclosed $2.00 for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Powerview Chamber Plans Clean Up Campaign
The Powerview Chamber of Commerce approved a general clean up and beautification drive to precede a new nuisances ground location decision. A May 12 ratepayers meeting will outline garbage pickup plans, with trucks provided, and side street repairs to be reviewed. The group also arranged a high speed traffic warning sign update and a May 18 T B Mobile Clinic at Leonard school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powerview Chamber of Commerce
Leonard School
Steve Welie
Roy Shaw
William McDonald
L. Martin
N. Mosquin
Stan Lazaruk
J. Frolick
JL. Prentice
T. B
Wedding of Sara Coutini and Louis Binda at Notre Dame
A May Saturday ceremony at Notre Dame church united Sara Coutini of Keewatin and Louis Binda of Lac du Bonnet. Rev. Father Alberts officiated as Shirley Magestre Irene Binda Bruno Beltramine and Paul Binda attended. A Legion hall reception followed with Duffly's orchestra at Memorial hall.
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Notre Dame Church
Sara
Shirley Magestre
Irene Binda
Bruno Beltramine
Paul Binda
Legion Hall
Memorial Hall
Duffly
Father Alberts
W.S.K
Manitoba Chamber of Mines backs Pine Falls to Manigotagan road
The Manitoba Chamber of Mines endorsed the Pine Falls to Manigotagan highway proposal on May 4. Directors urged Premier Morton to undertake construction promptly, citing settlement potential and benefits to the San Antonio gold mine and the Dice Lake Mining Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Manigotagan
Manitoba
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Manitoba Chamber of Mines
Chamber of Mines
J. P. deWet
Wm. Morton
San Antonio
Dice Lake
Justice Waits as Right Wins in Enduring Victory
A reflective line echoes the theme of justice and perseverance, quoting Mary Baker Eddy on waiting for justice and the certainty of right prevailing in the long arc of history.
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Justice
Right
Mary Baker
Eddie
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R. M. Lac du Bonnet
Joe
Pete Chihowski
T.N
E. H. Floyd
C. J. Hapko
Z. Winzoski
D. Slobodian
A. Ukrainec
John Klym
Otto Voss
E. Juenke
Paul Bilan
Lussier
Jos Nawolski
George Brincheski
Alex Walesiak
W. Zolondek
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Armco
John Choma
Walter
Hapko
Ww. R. Belluk
A. Wenzowski
P. Kendratiuk
M. Olynick
P. Coutu
Dr. L. G. Gunne
G. F. Teare
H. R. Eade
Drache and Matlin
Canadian Pacific Railway
Willson Stationery Co
Manitoba Power Commission
A. Dancut and Son
W. Hapke
P. Bruder
F. H. Waters
Whitemouth Clothing Club
Seven Sisters
Curling Club
H.L
Crocuses
Parliament Hill
National Memorial
Ottawa
The
Powerview Council
Willson Stationery
Alberta
Provincial Library
Legislative
Winnipes, Man
Bidg
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Inglewood
Portage
Binda — Coutin
York and
Simcoe Counties
Ont
Richmond Hill
U.S
C. F. Burns
Kingfield Farms
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