Approve Trans Canada Highway Through Ste. Anne's
Delegates from Southeast Lake Winnipeg Chambers of Commerce and area councils meet in Winnipeg on May 21 1951 to back the Ste. Anne route for the Trans Canada Highway across Eastern Manitoba. The resolution commends the provincial highway program and urges acceptance of the Ste. Anne alignment as best by mileage curves and upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sastern
Manitoba
Beausejour, Vivian
St. Anne
Whiteshell Forest Reserve
Ihianitoba
Moreross-Province
Ste. Anne
Chambers of Commerce
Lake Winnipeg
Pine Falls
Powerview
Lac du Bonnet
Beausejour
Steinbach
la Broquerie
Winnipeg
Campbell
Wm. Morton
Ex-Beausjour Resident Found Dead Aboard Dutch Freighter
Gordon Gretsinger a 32 year old air force veteran and former Béausejour resident was found dead Tuesday May 15 in the hold of the Dutch freighter Lawak at Vancouver. Police say he boarded the ship Monday night before a fumigation crew poured potassium cyanide into the hold. A warning was shouted down each hold before hatches were closed. The body was found on opening the hatches ten hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Gretsinger
Airforce
Béausejour
Lawak
Vancouver
Beausejour Ball Club Names 1951 Manager
The Beausejour Ball Club executive met May 14 with Abe Greenberg presiding. R A Sandy Hayes agreed to manage the 1951 season as Claude Shields steps back due to business. June 10 set for first tournament with sixteen teams and 300 prize money. Beausejour opens season May 27 at home versus East Selkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Abe Greenberg
Claude Shields
R. A
Sandy” Hayes
Asist
Ladies' Aid Honors President at May Meeting
The United Church Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Gret singer's home on Monday evening May 14. The president Mrs. B. Warkentin wore a floral dressing gown in celebration of her birthday. Mrs. Hayes has led the Aid for 14 years, with hostessing by Mrs. Gret singer and Mrs. A. Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Ladies’ Aid
E. Gretsinger
B. Warkentin
F. Hayes
Hayes
The
Aid
A. Campbell
Lac du Bonnet Council Adopts Open Session Actions
Lac du Bonnet council met in open session May 14 with Deputy Mayor Mikliechuk presiding. Residents raised street and lane issues on Park Avenue and Lake Avenue with remedial steps planned and potential right of way needs discussed. Several accounts were approved for payment including E H Floyd, Manitoba Power, and Hospice Table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
M. F. Mikliechuk
J. W. Peterson
Y. J. Rowe
G. F. Teare
Roy Freund
Park’ Avenue
J. Petrus
E. J. Coates
John Choma
Lake Avenue
Jos. Bilan
E. H. Floyd
Victor David
Manitoba Power Commission
Dr. L. G. Gunne
A. Usachis
Carl Abenstein
W. Abenstein
W. Abensein
Powerview C of C Meet Details May 11 Special Session
A Powerview Chamber of Commerce special meeting at Leonard School on May 11 was chaired by Steve Velie with two Winnipeg based Blue Cross representatives Ron Warry and A G Richardson reporting on aims services and costs. Roy Shaw spoke on starting a group insurance via the Chamber. L Prentice discussed a TB mobile clinic visit on May 18 and there were talks on tax arrears collection and beautification prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ateah
Victoria Beach
F. J. Powell
Grand Marais
P. Kutehy
Beaconia
Reuben Thomas
Balaam Bay
South East Lake Winnipeg
Leonard School
Steve Velie
C. of C
Blue Cross Association
Messrs
Ron E. Warry
A. G. Richardson
Winnipeg
Roy Shaw
Chamber of Commerce
L. Prentice
T.B. Mobile
Powerview
Whitemouth Couple Honored at Municipal Hall Banquet
A banquet and dance in Whitemouth Municipal hall on Tuesday May 15 honored Mr and Mrs Edward Hill on their marriage last month. Morley Sparrow welcomed the couple and Ed Malkoske spoke for the community. Henry Malkoske dressed as a Black person called Mandy presented gifts in a wheelbarrow and dancing continued late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hill
Morley Sparrow
Ed. Malkoske
Henry Malkoske
Mandy
VLE
Bodnarchuks Celebrate 55th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Bodnarchuk of Beausejour celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary on May 19 at the home of Adam Bodnarchuk in Ladywood Manitoba. Friends from Winnipeg Beausejour and Ladywood attended along with their son in the Air Force recently transferred to Winnipeg and their children and grandchildren. Mr Bodnarchuk is a Beausejour pioneer having settled there about 60 years ago. The couple thank everyone for the grand party held in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bodnarchuk
Beausejour
Adam Bodnarchuk
Ladywood
Man
Winnipeg
J. Bodnarchuk
Air Force
Bodnarchuk
P.M
Beausejour Institute Honors Grandmothers Evening
The Women's Institute at Beausejour held its regular meeting in Beausejour hotel with Mrs T Donahue presiding. Miss I Abbott reported finances and A Weslake spoke on women’s rights and the value of wisdom. Grandmothers were feted, prizes awarded, Mrs George Stebbe sang, and lunch in Mrs Hayes’ dining room was praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women’s Institute
Beausejour Hotel
T. Donahue
J. Chalaturnyk
Hysop
Owsianski
Habing
Hazelridge
George Stebbe
Hayes
Baseball League Schedule Finalized in Manitoba Amateur League
The South division Eastern Manitoba Amateur Baseball schedule lists dates and matchups from May 27 through July 15 including Whitemouth Pine Falls East Selkirk Beausejour Tyndall Oakbank and others with all postponed or rained-out games to be completed by July 20, 1950. The list shows repeated pairings and venues across the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Amateur Baseball League
Whitemouth
Pine Falls
East Selkirk
Beausejour
Tyndall
Oakbank
E. Selkirk
Tyndell
Oakburn
University to Hold Feeders Day at Fort Garry
The University of Manitoba division of animal science under Professor J. M. Brown will hold its first annual Feeders Day on Friday June 1 at the Fort Garry site. Papers cover steer and swine feeding sheep breeding and dairy production with results on the Animal Protein Factor antibiotics and grain quality. A discussion of papers is invited and the program starts at 10 a.m. standard time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Animal Science
University of Manitoba
J. M. Brown
Fort Garry
Canada Housing Output Holds Steady From Last Year
Last year Canada completed 89,015 new dwelling units, roughly matching the 1949 level. The figure indicates stable housing construction activity with little year over year change despite market fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Prayer for Growth in Grace Through Patience and Love
A quotation from Mary Baker Eddy emphasizes fervent desire for growth in grace. It links patient endurance, meekness, and active charity as essential expressions of spiritual progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Poultry House Litter Healthy and Sanitary
Environmental hygiene advocates like T. M. McIntyre of Nappan NS promote a foot of built-up litter in henhouses as sanitary and nutritious. Proper depth six to twelve inches, regular stirring, and gradual additions prevent caking and enable biological activity that heats and guards against harmful organisms while providing nutrients such as vitamin B12 for growing stock and laying hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. McIntyre
Nappan
N.S
McIntyre
Canada
Mr. McIntyre
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Trans Canada
Ste. Anne's
Aneapeg
L. J. Pulfer
Lae
Beausjour
R. A. Hayes Ball
Ladies’ Aid
Beausejour Institute
Springfield Leader
Holy Trinity Church
Hazel Glen
Dean Peter Jaworski
M.S
Joseph Ferus
Felix Kwiatkowski
O.M.1
Father Jaworski
Father Kwatkowski
Baseball
University
Springfield
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Inglewood and Poartage
Niagara Penninsula
Nany
Eleanor Book
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