Powerview Council Votes for Tax Sale and Signage
Powerview council met May 8 with Mayor H. May presiding and all members present. By law No 6 passed after ministerial approval. mill rate 88 mills with allocations to General Municipal, General School, Special School, Street lights, and ministry levy. A June 26 tax sale of delinquent parcels was ordered. Resolutions call for highway signs, extension course attendance, liens on unpaid accounts, and attempts to collect from Manitoba Paper Co. Accounts totaling $1724.37 approved for payment.
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Powerview Council
J. F. Turcotte
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Powerview
Nt of
Stead Road
St. George-Stead Road
University of
Manitoba
Manitoba Paper Co
Victoria Beach Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Victoria Beach notes visits by Mr and Mrs Vernon Thomas and families to Ateah and Anderson households. Mrs Beth Paulson enjoyed a Riverton holiday and stayed with her daughter in Balsam Bay. Local events include birthday celebrations for Cheryl Linklater and Ed Kaatz, whist drive prizes, nurse home visits, and upcoming baby clinics starting May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Thomas
Ed. Ateah
George Ateah
Mervin ‘Anderson
Beth Paulson
Riverton
Balsam Bay
Angling Championship Date Announced in Manitoba
Manitoba's third annual Provincial Angling Championship set for June 10 in the White Mud River area near Westbourne. MPAC chairman R. T. Bill Robinson says sponsor groups are Fish and Game Associations of Neepawa and Portage la Prairie. Top prize is a boat and outboard motor. main prize goes to the largest fish. Northern pike and pickerel are the key species in the White Mud Lake Winnipeg region. Entries may reach 1,000. address box 800 Neepawa for entry details.
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Manitoba
MPAC
R. T
Bill” Robinson
Whitemud
Lake Winnipeg
Obituary notices for Carolina Kuhn and Julius Knopf
Mrs. Carolina Kuhn, 52, died May 4 at Beausejour Hospital after illness. Funeral May 8 at River Hills Lutheran, interment in church cemetery. Survived by husband William, son Gerald, daughter Bernice, mother Kathrine Schultz, siblings, and in-laws. Funeral home Russell handled arrangements. Julius Knopf died May 6 1956 in St. Boniface hospital. Born 1891 in Russia, settled Whitemouth area. Survived by wife Myrtle, four sons, two daughters, two brothers, two sisters, and in-laws. Funeral May 9 at Oldenburg Baptist Church. interment in local cemetery. Russell Funeral Home in charge.
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Carolina Kuhn
Beausejour Hospital
River Hills Lutheran Church
H. K. Parne
Church Cemetery
Jack Craig
Russell Funeral Home
Julius Knopf
Oldenburg Baptist
Whitemouth
Man
J. Kuehn
Mr. Knopf
St. Boniface Hospital
Russia
Canada
Myrtle Knopf
George
Oakbank
Lorne
River Hills
Arthur
Norman
Sault Ste Marie
Ont
E. Dollman
H. Bonney
Winnipeg
Otto
Oregon
Hert
Ida Grabke
Olga Kuhn
Vancouver
Mer
Whitemouth Couple Exchange Vows In Winnipeg Ceremony
Verna Jorgenson and Helgi Storseth wed on May 5 at Our Savior's Lutheran in Winnipeg. Rev Cherland officiated with music by Mrs Overgaard and solo by Mrs D Coombe. The bride wore white nylon and satin with lace and sequins and carried red roses and mums. The couple, with over 200 guests, planned to travel to the States and visit Toronto before settling in Winnipeg.
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Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Winnipeg
Verna
Hubert Jorgenson
Whitemouth
Helgi Storseth
Storseth
Cherland
Overgaard
D. Coombe
Robert Hanke
Joan Storseth
Irene Hill
Mary Hlady
Chester Storseth
Sidney Forster
Arthur Moore
Piano Recital by Mrs Atkinson Pupils Draws Big Crowd
Twenty one pupils performed before a packed hall on Friday May 11 for a recital. Guest artists Deanne Petrusag sang That Wonderful Mother of Mine and Bill Atkinson played Gavotte. Laurel Hirst presented a gift to their teacher Mrs J G Atkinson.
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T. G. Atkinson
Deanne Petrusag
Bill Atkinson
Gavotte
Gossec
J. G. Atkinson
Laurel Hirst
Bruce Chapman
Judy Chermishnok
Hart Brown
Lynn Wade
Marlys Bjornson
Sweet Briar
Douglas Urban
Diane Chapman
Leslie
Mcintosh
la Chasse
Patrick Yiden
Itar Waters
Pine Falls Legion Plans Fundraising For Hospital Ward
Pine Falls Legion branch No 6 BESL announces three fundraisers to furnish a Pine Falls hospital ward. A Bingo Night on May 21 at 8 30 p m in the Legion Hall. An Amateur Hour with Pine Falls minor hockey on May 25 at 7 30 p m. A Rifle Shoot May 25 at 1 p m with the 6th Field Regiment at the armouries. All proceeds go to the ward project.
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Pine Falls
Canadian Legion
BESL
Legion Hall
6Th Field Regiment
Pine Falls Hospital
4-H Members Compete in Three Projects
Fourteen Manitoba 4-H delegates will advance to Toronto for the Royal Winter Fair after week long semi eliminations in seed garden and poultry at Brandon and Winnipeg. Winners include Norman Cason Brian Ransom Tom Dobson Stan Haier and Warren Sigurdson in seed. Derwyn Fredrickson Arlene Person Ken Pound Evelyn Laneway in garden. and Keith McBurney Elaine Neely John Arrell Eddie Toews Beverley Brandstrom in poultry.
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Agricultural and Homemaking School
Brandon
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Extension Service
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Toronto
Norman
Cason
Dutton
Brian Ransom
Boisselain
Larry Thiele
Dauphin
Tom Dobson
Elgin
Stan Haier
Hazelridge
Warren Sigurdson
Cypress River
Derwyn Fredrickson
Arlene Person
Benito
Ken Pound
Makaroff
Evelyn Laneway
Beausejour
Keith McBurney
Souris
Elaine Neely
Friksdale
John Arrell
Eddie Toews
Niverville
Beverley Brandstrom
Eriksdale
Manitoba
Lac du Bonnet Drive To Benefit Save the Children Fund
The Lac du Bonnet Home and School Association sponsors a clothing drive at the school from May 14 to 19 for Save the Children Fund. Prizes awarded to the room collecting the most clothing. Boxes placed in each classroom for deposits. Contest closes Friday May 19.
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Save the Children
Lac du Bonnet Home and School Association
Lar du Bonnet Home and School elects new officers
The annual meeting on May 8 in the school elected A. W. Brown as president with Mrs. Martin as 1st vice president and H. Smith as 2nd vice president. R. Freund became secretary and R. McIntosh treasurer. Mrs. A. Brown announced guest speaker Mrs. R. Armstrong for May 25 graduation. A film was shown and a workshow discussion followed.
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Lar du Bonnet Home and School Association
J. M. Remenda
S. A. Johnson
A. Usackis
R. McIntosh
A. Brown
R. E. H. Armstrong
Home and School and Parent Teacher Federation of
Manitoba
Gust
Canadian Home and School and Parent Teacher Federation
Winnipeg
A. W. Brown
Martin
H. Smith
R Freund
Buchan Notices Share Birthday Cheers and Farm Union Talk
Mrs Eric Forsman marked her 82nd birthday on May 3 with cake and Easter bunny. Marilyne Kozier turned 15 on May 5. Amateur night opens June 2. sign up by May 26 with sub district director. The Manitoba Farmers Union district director Ann Laneway addressed Buchan local 172 on May 9 about farm issues and the June 23 convention. A shower for Ted Wenzoski and Elma Beger was held May 5 at St Marys Hall. A chicken coup burned at the Voers property. Romanishen heads to the Arctic with a construction firm.
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Ann Laneway
St Quens
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Buchan
Taunch
Ted Wenzoski
Elma Beger
Beausejour
St Mary’s Hall
Ed. Kafka
Good Diet Means Good Health Adherence to Canada Food Rules
A balanced daily menu based on Canada’s Food Rules ensures essential protein mineral and vitamin intake. From infancy to old age diet influences health and well being. Proper food selection and portioning promote a strong body and good health over a lifetime.
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Canada
Manitoba Road Program Underway With 12 Bridge Contracts
Manitoba launches its 27 million road program awarding twelve contracts for bridgework grading and surfacing. At least twenty more contracts remain to be let before May end. A large firm has worked two weeks in Carberry Hills with grading and paving aimed for completion by October. some gravelling and bridgework may extend into winter. Flooding has not delayed major projects though high water on the Assiniboine River between Portage and Winnipeg may slow work.
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Manitoba
Carberry Hills
Assiniboine
Portage
Winnipeg
Ancient Port Bristol Receives First Charter in 1171
The historic English sea port of Bristol gained its first charter from King Henry II in 1171 marking an important milestone in its medieval development and status.
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Bristol
Subscription Renewal Notice
A reader requests renewal of a subscription for one year and includes two dollars. The message specifies the payer as NAME.
Civil Defence in Rural Areas for Farming Communities
The article argues hydrogen bombs threaten rural areas, making civil defence essential. It urges organized warning systems and shelter for farmers livestock and crops, with radioactivity protection for 48 hours or more. It calls for nationwide planning and farmer participation to aid urban neighbors in a disaster and sustain national food supplies.
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Canada
Tog
Othare
Jess
Mohn
Civil Notaris
Hag
Theis
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Victoria Beach
M. M. Smith
Gilde
Trainor
Lloyd Jonsson
Lloyd
Raymond David
Hugh Stewart
Grand Marais
Jimmy Hampton
Charly Hampton
Cheryl Linklater
Shelby Larson
Er. Bouthiller
Shelby
John Ateah
Albert Larson
Ed. Kaatz
Walter Whyte
Verna Jorgenson
Legion To Furnish
4-H
Lac
H. and
Nellie Kozier
Eric Forsman
Forsman
Marilyne Kozier
Marilyne
Mike Herda
Nick Kozier
Doris Kafka
Robert Voers
Fam Romanishen
Artic Circle
Springfield
Ard Street
Lac du Bonnet
Audit Bureau of Circulations
3Rd Street
Civil Defence Notebook
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