Funeral service for Jacob Kar poff
Jacob Kar poff died May 2 at his residence. The United church held his funeral Thursday at 2 o clock conducted by C Foryste. Burial followed at Whitemouth cemetery with organ music by Mrs. Jean Segall. Survived by widow seven sons and three daughters. Russell's funeral home managed arrangements.
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Jacob
Jacob Karpoff
United Church
C. Foryste
Whitemouth
Whitemouth Consolidated School
Jean Segall
Russell
Obituary: Harry T. Smith 72 veteran of WWI
Harry T. Smith died suddenly at Deer Lodge hospital in his 72nd year after years of poor health. A World War I veteran, he served with Glen Campbell's 107th Battalion, was wounded at Vimy Ridge, and returned to Canada in 1919. He later worked for The Forest Service and remained active in the Lac du Bonnet Canadian Legion. He leaves two daughters, 13 grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Funeral services were held at St. John's Anglican church with Legion honors at the graveside.
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Harry T. Smith
Deer Lodge
Mr. Smith
Harry
Glen Campbell
France
Vimy Ridge
Canada
Forest Service
Rennie
Slave Falls
Lac du Bonnet
Canadian Legion
Tom King
Fred King
Seven Sisters Falls
First annual Lac du Bonnet Memorial Centre meeting urged
In May 17 at 8 p m Memorial Hall the first annual meeting of the Lac du Bonnet Memorial Centre is called. Citizens are urged to join, attend and express views rather than discuss matters privately and to support the community effort with membership and input.
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Lac du Bonnet Memorial Centre
W.S.K
Ten-Pin Bowlers Hold Smoker at Pine Falls
Ten Pin Bowling League held its annual smoker at the Winter Club on Thursday May 6. A single tournament accompanied the wind-up with winners L Frederick first T Harrison second and A Malo third. The Chateau trophy was presented by W Johanesson and L Frederick accepted for the team. A general meeting followed. President J Munsie was replaced and officers elected: vice president L Frederick secretary A Ansierson treasurer J Irvine. Team members include L Frederick Bill Sharpe Roy Gretsinger Inwine Kolesnik and Jack Dean. A buffet luncheon was served.
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Tenpin Bowling League
L. Frederick
T. Harrison
A. Malo
L. Seguin
Art Krueger
Munsie
J. Munsie
A. Ansierson
J. Irvine
W. Johanesson
M. Bachynski
Bill Sharpe
Roy Gretsinger
Inwine Kolesnik
Jack Dean
Canada
Mary Funk
Shirley Choma
Shirley
Jean Petrus
Marylin Patterson
Jean Wickman
Helen Coates
Mirandy
Donna Peterson
Mary Tomlinson
Joyce Marsky
Mr. Prodan
Miss Johannason
Mary Ann Tomlinson
Mrs. Brown
Lac du Bonnet Foods Club Hosts Fourth Achievement Day
The Lac du Bonnet Foods and Nutrition club celebrated its fourth Achievement Day in the Community hall on April 28. Judge Miss Connie Johannason and district rep Mr. Prodan evaluated each girl’s display including a poster notebook lunch and jars of produce. Winners received Extension Service prizes and plans for future events including a Winnipeg camp and a Can and Save display.
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Lac du Bonnet Foods and Nutrition Club
Frank Brown
Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
Prodan
Connie Johannason
Winnipeg
Donna Peterson
Marjorie Ann Tomlinson
Jean Pet
Lac du Bonnet
Helen Coates
Brown
Lac du Bonnet Rural Council May 4 Meeting Proceedings
Lac du Bonnet Rural Council met with Reeve E Wojciechowski and five councillors to discuss road damage complaints, cattle restraint petitions, land drainage requests, and drainage capacity. Debates on hall use and assessments for railways electrification and electors roll were noted, with drains W and E planned and costs shared with Brokenhead.
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E. Wojciechowski
Jos Mazur
Julian Bilan
A. E. J. Davies
Robert Balluk
Balluk
J. Jurgenson
E. Sandberg
Paul Buhay
Joe Duchinski
V. Zalys
Lee River
W. Zolondek
Elmer Pitre
P. J. Holyk
M. Garbolinski
J. H. Beck
H. J. Tinant
N.W
Bilan-Mazur
R.M
Brokenhead
Lac du Bonnet
F. H. Waters
Carl J. Hapke
Winnipeg
Westeel Products
M. Osadchuk
S. Rogocki
New Fleet Takes to Skies on June 1
G R McGregor president of Trans-Canada Air Lines announces June 1 service entry of four engined North Star airliners across Canada. The 40 passenger fleet offers faster schedules and more seats, marking two years of TCAs postwar expansion. Rolls Royce engines deliver up to 7000 horsepower and the aircraft is air conditioned and pressurized to simulate low altitude up to 20 000 feet, with ranges around 300 miles.
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ANADA
G. R. McGregor
Trans- Canada Air Lines
Canada
T.C.A
Have You Renewed Your Subscription
A brief prompts readers to renew subscriptions by enclosing payment of 200 dollars. The notice suggests action and provides a renewal request without extra details.
Diagnostic Centre Opens at Selkirk General Hospital
A ceremony in Selkirk marks the opening of the Diagnostic Centre at Selkirk General Hospital with officials from St Clements Dunnottar Beausejour Winnipeg Beach and other areas in attendance. Victor Erickson demonstrates the X ray table for officials in the accompanying photo.
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Selkirk
Selkirk General Hospital
Victor Erickson
James Drummond
A. G. Flett
Max Dubas
St. Clements
William Gordon
S. A. Campbell
Winnipeg Beach
F. B. Chown
A. J. Smale
Dunnottar
Dominion fur farm study aids fur breeders with quality pelts
The Dominion department of agriculture runs an experimental fur farm to study breeding silver fox and other fur bearing animals. It aims to help fur farmers improve pelts, with researchers collecting data on genetics feeding and housing. The program includes collaborations with farms and suppliers listed in a financial ledger.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Representatives Appointed for The Springfield Leader Network
A. W. Hanks announces two new district representatives for The Springfield Leader. At Pine Falls Frances Bachynski David Sharpe and Lillian Stewart with byline F D L oversee Springfield Leader business, replacing Beverley Smith and Adelaide Jackson. At Pointe de Bois Mrs. R E Hawkes takes over and handles paper business. At Beausejour Mickey Hoban succeeds Valerie Manchester who moves to St James after a holiday with her parents.
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A. W. Hanks
Springfield
Valerie Manchester
Miss Manchester
St James
Mrs. A. Larsen
Antics Of Andrew Amateur Play At Pine Falls
The Sunday Evening club of United church presents The Antics Of Andrew a three act farce at Pine Falls theatre with May 14 premiere. Cast includes Bill Ross Neil Rempel Neil Lyon and Mrs Allan Brown with a matinee and two evening shows May 14 and May 18. Tickets urged for laughs and local entertainment.
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Pine Falls
Andrew
Sunday Evening Club of the United Church
Jessie Anderson
Bill Ross
Neil Rempel
Neil Lyon
Willie
Harold
Allan Brown
Marion McCulloch
Helen Kahle
Lillian Stewart
Margaret McNeelands
Art Gold
David Sharpe
Carl McCulloch
Lorne’ Gretsinger
Frank Thibideau
J. Hunter
Former Tyndallite Lorraine Engler Graduates in Winnipeg
Lorraine Engler daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Engler of Tyndall graduated from the St Boniface school of nursing at the Civic Auditorium in Winnipeg on May 5. She studied in Tyndall and earned a two year scholarship at the University of Manitoba before entering the nursing program. Her parents and brother David attended the ceremony and reception at the Nurses residence.
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Civic Auditorium
Winnipeg
Lorraine Engler
Joe Engler
Tyndall
St. Boniface School of Nursing
Lorraine
University of Manitoba
School of Nursing
Whitemouth Considers New School At Public Meeting
Whitemouth school board held a public meeting at the Municipal hall on Friday April 30 to report progress on the proposed new school and present plans and specifications. C K Rogers from the Department of Education spoke endorsing the plan and urging electors to support the by law to be voted on May 17. B Warkentin also spoke noting the democratic process and expressing optimism that the by law will pass.
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Whitemouth
C. K. Rogers
Department of Education
B. Warkentin
Mr. Rogers
Canada
Meteor VII Trainer soars in Britain as fast dual‑control jet
The Meteor VII Trainer, a two seat dual‑control version of the Gloster Meteor fighter, completed its first flight in Britain. Equipped with Rolls Royce Derwent engines, it promises rapid climb rates near 8000 feet per minute and a top speed around 580 miles per hour as a bridge between piston‑engine trainers and jet fighters.
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Britain
Large New Mexico land area devoted to farms and ranches
The article notes that thirty one million acres in New Mexico are used for farming and ranching activities. It emphasizes the scale of agricultural land and the distribution between crops and livestock operations across the state.
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New Mexico
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Beausejour
Ladywood
Seven Sisters Pointe DU Bois
Great Falls
ST. George Pine Falls
Rep’s
F.D.L
W.I
Brandon
Lac du Bonnet Foods Club
T. Eaton
Lac du Bonnet Rural Council
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Tac St. James
Diagnostic Centre
Ivan Schultz
P. Stepaniuk
Garson
Fred Small
Reed
Ernest Setter
St. Andrews
T. Irving
Victoria Beach
A. Buhay
G.chevrefils
E. Lavoie
M. L. Anderson
F. Boulanger
J Bryk
Gus Thor
Winnipeg Electric Co
E Legace
A. Blomquist
Kiziak
Sparman
Beaver Lumber
I. H. Winberg
O. Gustafson
Et al
A. Wenzowski
Eugene Buhay
Jos. Buhay
V. B. McIntosh
S. Sikora
E. Usackis
A. Makarchuk
Children’s Aid Society
I. Sneath
G. F. Teare
Elliott Stationery Co
H. R. Eade
F. Demeria
Campbells Store
Gretsinger and Sons
Remington Rand
Springfield Leader
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pine Falls United
Tyndallite
Boston
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