Whitemouth School Names 1953 54 Teaching Staff
The board of trustees of Whitemouth consolidated school has appointed the new teaching staff for 1953 54. A large crowd gathered at White mouth Anglican church for services with Rt. Rev. Bishop Lofthouse, D.D., officiating. Karen Malkoske, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Malkoske, marked her second birthday on May 16 with a party. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. D. Fotheringham on the birth of a son at Whitemouth hospital on May 16. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Malkoski have left farming and bought a house in Winnipeg. The CGLT thanks all who donated during the door to door canvass on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
Whitemouth Anglican Church
Bishop Lofthouse
D.D
Karen
Alec Malkoske
C.g.lt
Henry Steiner
Olga Steiner
A. Sinclair
Jim Thomson
St Garry
George Hunter
Andy Aitkenhead
Brokenhead Local Plans May Play At Greenwald
Mary Yansa and Adeline Stupack celebrate 16th birthdays on May 24 and May 16 respectively. A three act play by Brokenhead No 121 Manitoba Farmers' Union is set for Friday May 29 at Pete's Pavilion Greenwald. Local visits include the Ferens family at J Chorney home and Jeanne Hetherington with grandmother Mrs A Kyzlik Cromwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Yansa
Adeline Stupack
Brokenhead
The
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Pete's
Greenwald
Local notes of social events and visits in Whitemouth area
Community items list a May 30 Coronation tea at the Anglican church, a moving in party for Mr and Mrs Don Schwark, visits from Winnipeg and Vancouver, a T B clinic at Pete’s Pavilion, baptisms, and church services. Notable names include Helen Johnson, Art Biebrick, Irene Hunter, Vic Latta, Eleanor Benson, Jack Sinnott, and various local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Benson
Eleanor Latta
Vancouver
Vic Latta
William Latta
Jack Sinnott
M.P
Seven Sisters Falls Community News May 16 Events
Jack Craig reports the Friendly Fellows club dance on May 16 with a $17.00 net profit and Upper Seven Sisters ladies lunch profits of $12.80. Karen Thomson and Johnny Sauer celebrated May 15 with parties, a Viewmaster, and a large cake. Various visitors came and a Shriners circus trip drew townsfolk. Brownies sold 72 boxes on Guide Cookie Day. Three one act plays are set for May 29 at the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Craig
Friendly Fellows Club
Ladies’ Club
Upper Seven Sisters
Ella Cramer
Johnny Sauer
Johnny
Karen Thomson
Karen
Seven Sisters Community Church
Town Hall
Buchan Community Notes Highlight May Festivities
A Buchan party line up includes a farewell for Mr and Mrs Frank Wenzoski in Seddons Corner on May 10, a 19th birthday for John Herda, and a May 6 birthday for Eileen Doyle at the Ancel home. Engagements for Leona Wenzoski and Fred Litke are announced, with multiple visits and school events noted. A Buchan school dance to raise funds and a May 20 farmers union meeting are reported along with local illness updates and weekend stays by Alma Riddall of Tyndall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wenzoski
Seddons Corner
Eileen Doyle
Mrs. J. Ancel
Alma Riddall
Tyndall
J. Ancel
Farmers’ Union
Buchan School
Circus Day Free Feeding and World Animal Show
A grand circus day offers free feeding at 10 A.M. featuring hippos lions seals llamas leopards kangaroos and more gathered from around the world. The program includes The Murillo Troupe from Old Mexico Captain Walter Jennier and his seals Miss Aeraletta Queen of the Air Captain Wally and his Liberty horses Eddie Frisco and his Funny Ford The Riding Newmans Miss Engesser and her performing elephants Billy Powell Wizard of the tight wire plus an aerial galley of dancers and clowns. Bargain prices four children 75 cents and adults 1.50 including tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Engesser
Billy Powell
Wizard of the Tight Wire
Dencross By Mrs John Hutniak
Local notes show Steve Hutniak busy with spring farm work and a new large machine shop in progress after Stokotelny laid the first sod. A May 14 baptism at the Catholic church for Randolph Douglas Chernetsky followed by a family dinner. May 29 entertainment at Pete’s Pavilion and MFU Women’s Week plans for June 3 to 6 at the University of Manitoba. Tourists are defined as people who travel to pose beside their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Brokenhead
Harvey Chernetsky
Randolph Douglas
Borys
John Hutniak
William Cherney
Pete Hindy
Pete Differ
Donnie
Patrick Chernetsky
Little Randy
Pete’s Pavilion
M.F.U
University of Manitoba
Steve Pasisnik
Joe Molinski
William Golembioski
Buchan Community News and Events
Mrs A Trapp M F U president Mr Shhulz and district director Bill Gander attend a meeting. Lunch served by Buchan ladies. Next meeting June 15 at the school. A dance at Buchan school May 30. Visitors to J Ancel home include Mr Mrs A Deacon Winnipeg.Visits to Zhoda at S Christiansen home include Florence Herda Ernie Schainburger Ted Ulenzoski. Allan Trouton recently underwent an operation at Beausejour hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Scheinburg
Ted Wenzoski
Florence Herda
Mrs. Christansen
Zhoda
Sf x
A. Trapp
M.F.U
Shhulz
Bill Gander
Ladies of Buchan
J. Ancel
A. Deacon
Winnipeg
Allan Trouton
Beausejour Hospital
River Hills Community Notices and Birth Announcements
Happy birthday to Bruce Golke five on May 16 and to Barret Badke May 17 plus several others born in May. Mrs. H Baker Doreen and Mrs. Beskau visited Pine Falls at Mr and Mrs E Beskau. Mr Pubanz was in Whitemouth hospital three days then home. The stork flies around River Hills with congratulations to Mr and Mrs Walter Sieg on a birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Bruce Golke
Barret Badke
R. S. Kuhn
H. Knopf
E. Mroz
Judy Kuhn
Donald Atstadt
Douglas Honke
Harry Schultz
H. Baker
Doreen
A. Beskau
Darlene
Pine Falls
E. Beskau
Mr. Pubanz
Whitemouth Hospital
River Hills
Walter Sieg
Local Births and Social Events Reported
A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. H. Henschel and another girl born to Mr. and Mrs. W. Klapratt are recorded at Whitemouth hospital. Gertie Funk visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Funk. Gordon Pubanz wedding in Winnipeg on May 19 attended by E. Pubanz Willie Herzog and Norman Honke. St Pauls Lutheran North Ladies Aid bazaar and tea set for May 30 at 3 p.m. Friendly Fellows hall. DS time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Pubanz
Willie Herzog
Norman Honke
Gordon Pubanz
Winnipeg
Ladies' Aid of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
North
Friendly Fellows Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. G. Erskine
Rudy Malkoski
Wallace & Clark
America
Evelyn Krawchuk
Steve Ferens
Elie
J. Chorney
Jeanne Hetherington
Mrs. A. Kyzlik
Cromwell
Donna Trombo
Mrs Kupchinski
Ladywood
William Kulbaba
Paul Danyle
Bill Kozyra
Gene Buhay
Joe Rogoski
Helen Johnson
William Aitkenhead
British Columbia
Nick Letheman
Neepawa
Wilbert Giesbrecht
Norman Lange
Art Biebrick
Irene Hunter
I Am
Jerry van Wallegham
Lakeland Dairies
George Steiner
George Ressner
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid of
Elma
Neva
Rolie Smart
Portage la Prairie
Julius Knopf
Charlie Hawke
Hew
Elsie Petznick
Don Schwark
August Schwark
Adolph Wittmeirer
Ruthie
Bill Wittmeirer
Harry Wittmeirer
Harvey Zieske
Adolph Heckert
August Petznick
Petznick
Philip Scheuer
Arnold Petznick
Edward Singbeil
R. Singhel
Pete's Pavilion
Mrs. Davidson
William McLean
Municipal Hall
Charles Newcombe
United Church
Gladys Yeo
Grenville
Barbara
Valda Dunn
Seven Sisters Falls
By Stan Gittens
Mr. Bissett
Mathew
Maurice Everson
Irene Krampetz
Lanny Carr
Diane
Evette Ducharme
Jack
Grace Raines
Roy Hudson
Doreen Lewis
Lorrie Oxholm
Eileen Kereluk
Marna Franz
Bernice
Enid
Harold
Lillian Wadebeaveer
Anna Peterson
Krampetz
Lewis
Lucille Walker
Braund
Melnick
Rexx
Jimmy
William Raines, Jr
General Electric
Canada
Willie
Harriet Picard
Shriners
Marjorie Hoskins
Manitoba Guides and Brownies
Marj
Hudson
Toronto
Mary
Calgary
Bud Braund
Dora
Laurie
Bud
Buchan
Carolancel
John Herda
Leona Wenzoski
Fred Litke
Marilyn Kozier
LSSY
Allan Fronton
Beausejour
Mandrils
Old Mexico
Walter Jennier
Capt
Wally
Eddie Frisco
His Funny Ford
Newmans
Dencross
Mrs
AGM
Mrs. L. Rempel
Gertie Funk
Mrs. H. B. Funk
Russell Funeral Home
Manitoba
M. Pearce
Garson, Man
Albert S. Wener
Optometrist
Boyd Building
McArthur Farm
Ramsay McIntosh
Mitchell's
Man
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