Four Generations Pictured Above in Family Description
Mrs. Mary Ann Becker of Guelph Ontario stands with her daughter Anne Sliva of Garson Manitoba and baby Rose Marie Becker. The scene marks the first great grandchild for Mrs. Sliva and Mrs. Mary Fargon of Rockwood.
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Mary Ann Becker
Guelph
Ont
Anne Sliva
Garson, Man
Rose Marie Becker
Becker
Sliva
Mary Fargon
Rockwood
Garson
Everton
And
Walter Sliva
Poland
Tyndall and
John
Lorraine Wilgosh Wins Governor General's Award
Graduation exercises at Paslusej Cue Collegiate were held in the auditorium on Friday May 9 with speeches from Inspector Pokrant and student leader Bill Meyer. Lorraine Wilgosh received the Governor General's Award for general proficiency after a banquet and dance at Beausejour arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Wilgosh
Governor General's
Paslusej Cue Collegiate
Mr. Pokrant
Bill Meyer
Ides. Grapatin
al Wiley
Consolidated” Motors
Beausejour Arena
Lac du Bonnet Home And School Meet Highlights
The Lac du Bonnet Home and School Association met on Tuesday May 13 to plan awards for Grades one to six, with graduation set for May 30 at 8 p m in Memorial Hall. A United Nations Seminar pupil was chosen to attend in New York as last year. A Red Cross letter thanked the group for a donation of 328 42 dollars. a July arrival for Public Health nurse Miss McAndrews place was announced. A blood donation drive will be June 10 for ages 18 to 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Lac du Bonnet Memorial Hall
Red Cross
G. Atkinson
McAndrew
United Nations
New York
Atkinson
A. Brown
W. O. Straw
Katchur
Come to Church May 25 1958 Services
Sunday May 25 1958 offers 10:00 Sunday School and 4:00 Divine Worship. The notice invites attendance and describes the day’s worship schedule.
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Whitsunday
Pine Falls and Powerview social notes and visits
Miss Yvette Caya received a surprise bridal shower at the Chateau hosted by Manitou Lodge staff with about 60 guests. The St Theresa Guild staged a Mother's Day bake sale at Hudson’s Bay Store. several weddings and showers were noted. Cadet units inspected by Col A J Tedlie accompanied by the 46th Field Squadron ACE toured Pine Falls High School Cadet Corps. A Pine Falls Horticultural Society director’s meeting set secretary‑treasurer duties and prize lists. May 31 Bingo Night replaces Fun Fair. May 14 a trousseau tea honored Miss Jean Romanow, the May 17 bride. James Romanow from Vancouver attended his sister’s wedding. Walter Johannson and others joined the Governor of Minnesota at the Centennial Festival of Nations in Minneapolis May 8–11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvette Caya
Chateau
Manitou Lodge
St. Theresa Guild
Hudson's Bay
Melilla
Cadet Corps
Col
A. J. Tedlie
Prairie Command
Pine Falls
Pine Falls Horticultural Society
Vancouver
Walter Johannson
G. L. Johannson
Freeman
State of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Lac du Bonnet Wins Stonewall Baseball Tourney
Lac du Bonnet led the 16 and under tournament at Stonewall on May 19 with Lac du Bonnet defeating Selkirk 9 2 in the final after a byes for Lac du Bonnet and Argille. Selkirk and Lac du Bonnet clashed in a tight final, errors costly, Lac du Bonnet winning 7 2. Transportation arranged by Dory Holm and Alex Barron. next games set for May 25 at 1 pm CST on Lac du Bonnet grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Argille Warren
Selkirk
Lac du Bonnet
Argille
Lac
Ben Bonnet
Bonnet
Lakerator
Dory Holm
Alex Barron
Lac du Bonnet Grounds
Campbell Re elected Shuttleworth Liberal Nomination Lac du Bonnet
Arthur A. Trapp of Broken Head was chosen as Liberal Pro fessional standard bearer for Lac du Bonnet in the forthcoming provincial election at a nomination meeting. About 200 attendees heard Jack Wade and Ed Wojciechowski speak on MLA duties and municipal experience. Hon C L Shuttleworth, Minister of Agriculture, cautioned voters against inflated promises and urged support for the Liberal led Manitoba, noting residents would remain low taxed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Trapp
Brokenhead
J. W. Wade
R. McIntosh
Barney Campbell
Ed. Wojciechowski
Bert Davies
J. Bellin
A. Trapp
John Ateah
Stan Gittins
Archie Trapp
Lac du Bonnet
Jack Wade
Eddié Wojciechowski
Manitoba
Baptist Church Bids Rev and Mrs Keuhn Farewell
Whitemouth Baptist Church bids farewell to Rev and Mrs J Keuhn after six years of service. A social lunch and program featured deacons, Sunday school leaders, solos, recitations, and farewell gifts including a dinner set and keepsakes from church members and Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
Kev
J. Keuhn
Nelson Knopf
A. Kuhn Sr
Kuhn
H. Baber
Edmund Sommerfeld
Keuhn
Baber
F. Zink
J. Tiede
Chester
H. Alpers
Edwin Benke
Eileen Leuck
Canadian Destroyer Escorts Visit Saigon Front Scene
Three Royal Canadian Navy destroyer escorts Skeena Fraser and Margaree stand in Saigon harbor during the five ship Second Canadian Escort Squadron visit. The photo captures the ships during a training cruise to the Far East from Esquimalt British Columbia.
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Saigon
Royal Canadaian Navy
Skeena
Fraser
Margaree
South Vietnam
Far East
Esquimalt
B.C
Bowling Team Captures Two Trophies at Banquet
The Pine Falls Five Pin Bowling annual banquet at the Chateau on May 10 celebrated the team winning both the Hayes Trophy for total aggregate and the Johanson Trophy for finals. Sixteen teams competed. 250 guests attended the event hosted by the Rebekah ladies.
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Pine Falls
Chateau
Richard Thomas
Mike Morochnik
Effie Lippola
Dode Thomas
Flo Berthelette
Olive Iwanick
Johanson
Rebekah
Nomination Convention Elects Larry Schlamp for Springfield
At Lac du Bonnet on May 14 Larry Schlamp was nominated as the Social Credit candidate to contest the provincial election for Springfield federal constituency. As district coordinator he outlined Social Credit plans and contrasted Alberta and British Columbia social services with other provinces, prompting a question about provincial development.
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Lac du Bonnet
Larry Schlamp
Social Credit
Schlamp
Social Credit Provincial Board
Springfield
Social Credit Administration
Alberta
B.C
Beausejour Forms Cancer Society Initiatives and Officers
Beausejour forms a four unit Canadian Cancer Society focused on research to combat cancer, public education, and early treatment outreach. Officers elected include President William Middleton and Education chairman William Kozyra. Programs feature public awareness, symptom education, and a May 30 charity tag day with a women’s cancer film event at Lyric Theatre.
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Wm.’ Middleton
Allan Mclean
Mrs. Turner
W. G. Tinkler
Ken Riley
Wm. Kozyra
Eyfie Watterson
Bill Murray
Canada
Court Cameo Lady
Béausejour Forresters
Subscription Renewal Form and Instructions
Renewal notice requests $3.00 for one year and $4.00 outside Canada. It notes Audit Bureau of Circulations rules prohibiting paid subscriptions carried over 30 days in arrears. Clipping form should include address label and new subscribers should use this form. allow one week for arrival and notify if non arrival.
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Canada
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Springfield
Powerview Council Sets Local Actions And Grants
Powerview council met May 13 with Mayor E P Sherstone and four councillors. They approved issuing employment certificates under the Unemployment Insurance Act, sought a release for a child’s adoption, planned seal coating work with highway equipment, and applied for a 1000 grant on a 50 50 basis. Final polio inoculations for about 106 children were arranged for May 23 at Leonard School. Gravel purchase of 85 yards at 1.75 delivered and spread was authorized, budget details withheld pending further grant information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powerview
E.P. Sherstone
R. Gowan
Stan Lazaruk
H. Frischke
J.F. Turcott
Unemployment Insurance Commission
Childrens’ Aid’ Society
Leonard School
Mike Pictor
CCF Nominating Meeting Picks Lac du Bonnet Candidate
The CCF held its Lac du Bonnet convention on May 13 at Memorial Hall with good turnout and outlying delegates. Walter Zarecki chaired. Jake Schulz and Lloyd Stinson spoke on farmers, costs, public ownership, and social security. John Bracken and Harry Olensky were nominated, with Olensky winning the official CCF candidacy. Olensky, 34, a Brookfield farmer and beekeeper, pledged to fight for constituents’ welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C.F
Lac du Bonnet
Lac du Bonnet Memorial Hall
C.C.F. Party
Walter Zarecki
Jake Schulz
Springfield
Lloyd Stinson
Schulz
CCF
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Stinson
John Bracken
Great Falls
Harry Olensky
Brookfield
Harry Olentky
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. John's Anglican Church
ST. Mary's Church
Peinte du Bois
Christ's Church
Olive [Wanick
Campbell
Shuttleworth
Beausejour
Cancer Society
3Rd Street
Lac du Banner
Man
Springfield Leacer
Sid Street
Powerview Council
City of Winnipeg
Children’s Hospital
St. Boniface
Manitoba Paper Co
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Manitoba Telephone
Manitoba Power Commission
J. Turcotte
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