Northeastern Chambers Push North Road To Beconia
The Northeastern Chambers of Commerce urges a completed north road from Grand Beach to Beconia, citing provincial trunk highway access and revenue from summer resort properties. Officials decry government delays, noting taxes paid by north country residents are not funding the grade. A resolution calls for faster road leveling from Albert Beach to the north boundary of the R.M. St. Clements, with the next regional meeting set for Lac du Bonnet on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Beach
Red River Valley
Victoria Beach
Grand Beach Highway
W. W. Childe
Eastern Manitoba Development Board
M.l.a.s
North Country
Lake Winnipeg
Grand Beach
Beconia
Albert Beach
R.M. St. Clements
Whitemouth Hospital Guild Plans National Hospital Day
The Whitemouth Hospital Guild met May 5 at Mrs. D. M. Wardrop’s home. Plans were finalized for Open House on National Hospital Day with tea poured by Mrs. Steiner and Mrs. Julius Schatowsky. A film and Dr. Bilynsky talk are set for the school auditorium. The May 23 dance is organized by Mrs. Malkoske, Tergeson, and A. Schatowsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth Hospital Guild
Whitemouth Hospital
Ways and Means
H. Steiner
Hospital
National Hospital
Steiner
Julius Schatowsky
Hill
Alf Schatowsky
Bilynsky
Lac du Bonnet council meets with bylaw actions and road questions
Rural Municipality of Lac du Bonnet met May 6 with Reeve Wojciechowski presiding. Councillors Mazur Brincheski Horn Belluk and clerk Teare attended. Items included 11 Lettonia lake shore improvements, no major works until lake levels are fixed, road E of 20 and 29-15-11E kept open for now, no inoculations at Red Deer school for three years to be referred to health officer, Manisto drainage inquiry to Land Branch, high cost of proposed drainage, bylaw to sell S E 25-14-9E to Shumilak given three readings, attendance at Eastern Judicial District UM meeting June 25, $38.97 cancellation on Lease L.S. 8 for duplication, admission referrals to non-teaching hospitals, and a bylaw to redress Tax Rate Bylaw 550 for public works redistribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateah
Oscar Bjornson
Lac du Bonnet
Department of Public Works
Dis
E. Wojciechowski
Jos. Mazur
William Brincheski
John C. Horn
W. R. Belluk
G. F. Teare
P. Apsit
Lettonia
R. Tinant
J. Shum
J. Kowalchuk
Alex Gmitarek
Red Deer School
Pete Manisto
Manisto
S.E
C. Shumilak
Eastern Judicial District
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Horn
Belluk
L.S
R.M
Beausejour Co-op to Expand With New Store and Fuel Shed
Beausejour Consumers Co-Op members met in regular caucus and unanimously approved major expansion plans. Two new buildings will be erected a 30 by 30 foot main store and a 24 by 20 foot fuel shed with a drive in and two electric pumps. Manitoba Co-operative Wholesale plans to finance the venture. Manager Peter Kozera said truck delivery will aid farmers and consumers and more developments are expected by year end. President Fred Small reported growing local membership week by week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Winnipeg YMCA Senior Youth Center Builds For Future
The Winnipeg Y M C A hosted a national movement highlighting housing for thousands of Manitoba youth. In the past year over 6 000 young men from across the province stayed at the Y as guests or residents. The campaign seeks 700 000 for a Vaughan street renovation, Camp Stephens addition, and new branches in St James and St Vital, marking the first public building appeal in over four decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Y.M.C.A
Manitoba
Winnipeg “Y
Y.M.C.A
Vaughan Street
Camp Stephens
St. James
St. Vital
Farmer Fights Bear After Dry Spell On Highway Adverse
Elderly farmer Henry Telewiak near Beausejour bagged a 250 pound bear that had been roaming near his pasture. He chased the animal with dogs and a .22 rifle. the bear climbed a tree and was shot afterTelewiak fired many rounds. A motorist later reported seeing seven bears, deer, fawns, and a moose traveling along No. 1 highway east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Telewiak
Beausejour
Farmer Telewiak
Telewiak
Kenora
Whitemouth
Clearwater Bay
Lily Pond
Medical guidance on shock after an accident
The text explains that shock can harm more than the injury itself. It advises to help the patient by having them lie down, keep them warm, and monitor for signs like dazedness cold skin and shallow breathing, ensuring there is no further danger.
Wee Stitches Club Achievement Day at Beausejour Collegiate
Beausejour Collegiate grades 6 and 7 Wee Stitches club held an achievement day on May 6 with Miss Helen Masse directing. Guest speaker A Sanderock praised the girls while Marion Fuerst welcomed attendees. The program featured a fashion show, musical solos by Wilfred Klappratt and Herman Kern, a skit by the girls, and dress displays judged by Miss Beverley Scurfield. Marion Feurst and Elizabeth were chosen for Gimli camp. Lorraine Wilgosh to model at Stonewall. three articles selected for Brandon Fair. Tea concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Stitches Sewing Club
Beausejour Collegiate
Helen Masse
A. Sanderock
Selkirk
Marion Fuerst
Wilfred Klappratt
Herman Kern
Beverley Scurfield
Miss Masse
Marion Feurst
Elizabeth
Gimli
Lorraine Wilgosh
Stonewall
Brandon Fair
Subscription Renewal Request for Springfield Leader
A reader from St James Man requests renewal of their Springfield Leader subscription by enclosing $2.00 for one year. The note references Leader Building and conveys a formal renewal intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
St. James, Man
Inglewood
Portage
Predicted Surge in M.F.U. Membership at Beausejour
Fred Small, president of Beausejour Manitoba Farmers' Union, told a branch meeting that 1952 will see a vast increase in M.F.U. membership due to the union's stand on agricultural matters. He proposed a Western provinces HQ with its own agricultural advisory service to provide daily wheat and farm product prices independent of government data. Hugo Shaffrett urged floor price policies for livestock and dairy products as governments struggle to meet demand. Plans are underway for a major eastern M.F.U. conference in Beausejour on June 18 with over 300 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Small
Beausejour
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
M.F.U
Diphtheria Immunization Key to Eradicating the Disease
The article notes 1281 Canadian deaths from diphtheria in 1924 and 49 in 1950, attributing the sharp decline to widespread immunization. It argues the remaining 49 deaths show the disease is not wiped out and stresses vaccination for every child as essential to eradication.
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Canada
Livestock Shows Cancelled As Hoof and Mouth Precaution
Manitoba agricultural societies fat stock shows and 4-H calf club events are cancelled after a Brandon meeting with minister F C Bell. The bull sale planned for May 23 at Brandon is canceled. catalogues will be available through Agricultural Representative offices and the Live Stock Branch in Winnipeg.
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Manitoba
F. C. Bell
Brandon
Ormiston
Welburn
Cattle Breeders’ Association of Manitoba
Legislative Building
Winnipeg
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Northeastern Chambers of Commerce
J. Ateah
Trict
R. M
Nigel Brodeur
Vancouver
Henry Bepple
Kamloops
B.C
Navy
Peter Watson
Toronto
Canadian Services College
Royal Roads
Victoria
Macklin
C.B.E
C.D
Canadian Army
National Defence Headquarters
Ottawa
Canadian Services Colleges
Air Force
Beausejour Consumers Co-Op
Winnipeg, Ean
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hugo Shaffrett
East Coast
Cruiser
Hm.c.s. Quebec
N.C.N
Halifax
Esquimalt
Quebec
R.C.N
H.M.C.S
Uganda
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