Powerview Council Grants By Law and Schedules Tax Sale
Powerview council met May 8 with Mayor H Richardson presiding and all councillors present. By Law No 6 received ministerial approval and the 1956 mill rate set at 86 mills with specified breakdowns. A tax sale on June 26 was authorized for parcels in arrears over one year. Resolutions include highway signs, training leave for the secretary, liens on unpaid village accounts, and possible collections from Manitoba Paper Co employees. Accounts totaling 1724.37 were approved for payment.
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Powerview
H. Richardson
J. F. Turcotte
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Manitoba
Manitoba Paper Co
Victoria Beach News Roundup and Local Updates
Local residents visit relatives and attend events in Winnipeg Grand Marais Riverton Balsam Bay and surrounding areas. Activities include nurse home visits baby clinics starting May 18 and monthly thereafter, birthdays celebrated, parking lot expansion, and community gatherings with teachers and auxiliary members.
Angling Championship Date Is Announced
Manitoba's third annual Provincial Angling Championship will be held June 10 near Westbourne in the White Mud River area. MPAC chairman R T Bill Robinson Neepawa announced. Top prize is a boat and outboard motor. the provincial trophy goes to the Martone angler with the largest fish. Main species are northern pike and pickerel. Event limited to 1 000 entries. entry forms available from the Manitoba Provincial Angling Championship box 800 Neepa wa.
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Manitoba
MPAC
R. T
Bill” Robinson
Whitemud
Lake Winnipeg
Obituary notices for Mrs Carolina Kuhn and Julius Knopf
Mrs Carolina Kuhn 52 passed away May 4 at Beausejour Hospital after a long illness. Funeral May 8 at River Hills Lutheran Church with Rev H K Parne. interment in church cemetery. Survived by husband William, son Gerald, daughter Bernice, mother Kathrine Schultz, three sisters, two brothers, pallbearers listed. Russell Funeral Home handled arrangements. Julius Knopf died May 6 1956 in Whitemouth Manitoba. funeral May 9 at Oldenburg Baptist Church with Rev J Kuehn. interment in local cemetery. Survived by wife Myrtle, four sons George Lorne Arthur Norman, two daughters, two brothers Otto Hert, two sisters Ida Grabke Olga Kuhn. 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
B.C
Verna Jorgenson and Helgi Storseth Wed in Winnipeg Matrimony
Verna Jorgenson daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert Jorgenson Whitemouth became the bride of Helgi Storseth son of Mr and Mrs Storseth Winnipeg in a May 5 ceremony at Our Savior's Lutheran Church Winnipeg Rev Cherland officiated music by Mrs Overgaard and soloist Mrs D Coombe. The couple planned to reside in Winnipeg after a trip to the United States and Toronto.
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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
Mrs. Storseth
States
Toronto
Lac du Bonnet Clothing Drive Supports Save the Children
Lac du Bonnet Home and School Association runs a clothing drive for Save the Children Fund at the school from May 14 to 19. Prizes awarded to the room collecting the most clothing. Clothes must be clean and wearable. Boxes placed in each classroom. Contest closes Friday May 19.
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Save the Children Fund
The
Lac du Bonnet Home and School Association
Piano Recital Staged By Pupils At Mrs Atkinson School
The piano pupils of Mrs. T. G. Atkinson staged a recital on Friday May 11 in front of a packed hall. Twenty one pupils performed with two guest artists including Deanne Petrus as soloist singing That Wonderful Mother of Mine and Bill Atkinson with a violin solo Gavotte by Gossec. Pupils presented their teacher with a bouquet and gift as seven year old Laurel Hirst made the presentation.
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T. G. Atkinson
Deanne Petrus
Bill Atkinson
Gavotte
Gossec
Laurel Hirst
Bruce Chapman
Judy Chermishnok
Hart Brown
Lynn Wade
Marlys Bjornson
Sweet Briar
Douglas Urban
Diane Chapman
Leslie McIntosh
Patrick Holden
Range
Crystal Waters
Angelina
Thea Terra
Colin Campbell
Tschaikowsky
Gail Osis
Wallace Benson
Joan Campbell
Pauline Romanishen
James Martin
Judy Nicoll
Buchan Note Celebrates Birthdays and Announces Amateur Night
Mrs. Eric Forsman marks her 82nd birthday on May 3 and Miss Marilyne Kozier turns 15 on May 5. Amateur night is set for June 2 with May 26 deadline to contact the sub district director. Local events include a stag shower for Ted Wenzoski and Elma Beer in Beausejour, and a chicken coop destroyed by fire at the Voss property. Sam Romanishen departs for the Arctic with a construction company.
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Eric Forsman
Mrs. Forsman
Celeane
Ann Laneway
S Quens
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Buchan
Ted Wenzoski
Elma Beeer
Beausejour
St Mary's Hall
Ed. Kafka
La du Bonnet Home and School Meets Elects Officers
The La du Bonnet Home and School Association held its annual meeting at the school on a Tuesday in May. Officers were elected including Mrs A W Brown as president and Mrs T Martin as 1st vice president. A guest speaker from the Manitoba federation will address May 25 graduation.
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la 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
Canadian Home and School and Parent Teacher Federation
Winnipeg
A. W. Brown
T Martin
H. Smith
R Freund
Good Diet Principles Support Healthy Living
A balanced daily menu based on Canada’s Food Rules provides essential proteins minerals and vitamins to sustain health from infancy to old age. Proper food selection and well balanced meals substantially influence overall wellbeing and disease prevention.
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Canada
Pine Falls Legion Fundraising For Hospital Ward
Pine Falls Legion branch No 64 BESL plans three events to raise funds for furnishing a Pine Falls hospital ward. Bingo Night May 21 at 8 30 p m CDT, Amateur Hour May 25 at 7 30 p m CDT with Pine Falls minor hockey, Rifle Shoot May 25 at 1 p m CDT with 6th Field Regiment at the armouries. All proceeds support the ward project.
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Pine Falls
Canadian Legion
BESL
Legion Hall
4 H Members Compete in Three Projects
Fourteen Manitoba delegates will be chosen at fall eliminations in Winnipeg to travel to the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Semi eliminations the week of May 1 at Brandon and Winnipeg judged seed and forage seed, vegetables and seeds, and poultry. Winners include Norman Cason, Derwyn Fredrickson, Keith McBurney, and more across Seed Garden and Poultry clubs.
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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
Iain
Larry Thiele
Dauphin
Tom Dobson
Elgin
Sian Haier
Hazelridge
Warren Sigurdson
Cypress River
Derwyn Fredrickson
Arlene Person
Benito
Ken Pound
Makaroff
Evelyn Laneway
Beausejour
Keith McBurney
Souris
Elaine Neely
Eriksdale
John Arrell
Eddie Toews
Niverville
Beverley Brandstrom
Manitoba
New Road Program Underway in Manitoba Contracts Awarded
Twelve contracts have been awarded for bridgework grading and surfacing in Manitoba's 27 million road program. At least twenty more contracts remain to be set before May ends. Work has begun in the Carberry Hills with one large firm on site two weeks. Grading and paving aim for October completion though some gravelling and bridgework may continue into winter. Flooding does not delay major projects though high water on the Assiniboine River between Portage and Winnipeg may slow activity there.
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Manitoba
Carberry Hills
Assiniboine River
Portage
Winnipeg
Ancient Port Bristol Receives First Charter in 1171
Historic English sea port Bristol was granted its first charter by King Henry II in 1171 marking a pivotal moment in its medieval development as a commercial hub and gateway to the southwest.
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Bristol
Subscription Renewal Request for One Year
The sender asks to renew a subscription for one year and encloses $2.00. The message includes a line for NAME and notes that new subscribers should use this form.
Civil Defence in Rural Areas Warns of Fallout Threat
The article argues hydrogen bomb fallout endangers rural farms as well as cities, urging well organized civil defence including timely warnings, sheltered stock protection, radiation monitoring, and community planning to protect farmers, livestock, crops, and supplies.
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Canada
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Marilyne
Mike Herda
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Doris Kafka
Mornday
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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