Livestock Count in the 1951 Census
The article explains the 1951 census will count five stock categories in Canada farms and off farms in June. It covers mares, geldings, colts and fillies, stallions, cattle by age and use, hogs by age, sheep by category, and farm butter and cheese production in 1950. It notes a separate June questionnaire aids early estimates for livestock and crop acreages, with census figures released in 1952 serving as a census year base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Bureau
President Tru man Promotes Religious Principles For Peace
Quote from President Harye S Tru man extols strict adherence to ancient religious principles as the key to global peace, drawing a parallel between conduct among men and nations and urging steady moral discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harye S. Truman
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace quote
A biblical verse from Isaiah speaks to faith and trust bringing steadiness. The line affirms that those who keep their thoughts fixed on God enjoy tranquil assurance amid life’s challenges. The message emphasizes trust as a path to enduring peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah
Pine Falls Golfers Open Season
The Pine Falls Golf club opened its season on Sunday May 20 with about 70 golfers present. A novelty 2-ball tournament started the day, followed by a hole-in-one contest won by Myron Turner and William McGuire. Rosemary Reid, Jim Lyon, and Myron Turner won the novelty event. players enjoyed a lunch at the clubhouse despite cool, cloudy weather.
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Pine Falls Golf Club
Rosemary Reid
Jim Lyon
Myron Turner
Wm. McGuire
Jamboree at Seven Sisters Hosts Scouts and Cubs
A scout and cub jamboree was held at Seven Sisters on Thursday May 24 with Point du Bois and Great Falls guests. The Seven Sisters group organized arrangements while Sand McTaggart led the program. Wilf Lewis opened events and G. L. Carr welcomed visitors as First Aid, rope tie, tent pitching, knot tying, obstacle and racing contests took place alongside six man baseball. Supper was served by the Seven Sisters scout committee. A hail storm cancelled the campfire and closing prayers.
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Seven Sisters Scout Committee
H.L
Tyndall Notes and Local Births in May Beausejour Hospital
Tyndall updates report births for George Holmberg's daughter on May 21 and K Chorney's son Marion on May 1 at Beausejour hospital, along with engagements, illness, jury duty, a banquet for the ball club netting about 120, and local business and social notes including fishing trips and moves.
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Tyndall
Cromwell Shifts Ownership and Local News Highlights
Stanley Smolinski owns a green Mercury D5. A R Larson of St Owens stays in Beausejour hospital. Mr. and Mrs. A Berntt of Winnipeg and Mrs. N Mroz visit relatives here. Cecilia Kazina from Winnipeg spends weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A Ottenbreit. Rita Peluk of Winnipeg visits her parents in Ladywood.
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Stanley Smolinski
Mercury
A. R. Larson
St. Owens
Beausejour Hospital
Mrs. A. Berntt
Winnipeg
Mrs. N. Mroz
Cecilia Kazina
A. Ottenbreit
Rita Peluk
Mrs. S. Peluk
Ladywood
Round Our School Student Council Meets May 23
The Student Council held its fourth May meeting to plan purchases of school pictures and baseball equipment for the boys softball team. They also scheduled one more meeting before exams. A spring tea sponsored by the council was well received despite poor weather with colorful tables and teacup readings by two readers. The council and students earned praise for managing the tea, with thanks to Mrs B Park Mrs P Griffith and Mr Patterson. Citizenship Day May 23 featured Mr Patterson speaking on What is a Canadian and The Duty of the Canadian Student.
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B. Park
P. Griffith
Patterson
Powerview Local Notes and Community Updates
Delegates from Pine Fall Powerview travel to Winnipeg for the Eastern Manitoba Chambers of Commerce meeting. Residents report home visits, home renovations, construction of new houses, street repairs, and school yard work. A wedding shower for Elsie Halasko precedes her June marriage to Frank Negedly. Al's Restaurant unveils a new electric sign. Stan Iwanick remains bedridden.
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L. Prentice
James Deslets
Winnipeg
Pine Fall Powerview
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
By-products From Coal Coking Include Tar and Gas
Coal tar, gas ammonium sulfate and benzol are among the by products resulting from the coking of coal.
Fire Destroys Home Near Lac du Bennett
A Monday May 21 fire about one mile south of Lac du Bennett leveled the home of Anton Curly Pfeifer, with total loss of structure and contents. Officials say an overheated stove pipe caused the blaze. village firefighters battled the blaze but could not save the building.
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Lac du Bennett
Anton
Curly) Pfeifer
W.S.K
Cadiz Maintains Ancient Name After 3000 Years
Cadiz in Spain endures as the world’s oldest town with its identity and name preserved for about three millennia, reflecting a long-standing maritime and cultural heritage.
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Cadiz
Spain
Manitoba Highway Point System Warns Over Five Thousand
More than 5,00 warning letters have been sent to motorists charged with breaking highway rules since the new point scoring system began last March. R B Baillie explains points are assigned for moving accidents and convictions, with higher penalties for serious offenses like drunken driving or hit and run. A six point threshold prompts driving tests and possible probation. The program aims at driver improvement, not punishment, Baillie says.
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Manitoba
R. B. Baillie
Highway Safety
Highway Safety Office
Baillie
Appointed to Manitoba Funeral Directors Association
Oscar Russell and Mickey Hoban of Russell's Funeral Home Beausejour attended the forty seventh annual convention of the Manitoba Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association at the Manitoba Medical College Winnipeg May 21 and 22. The event opened with delegate registration and a welcome address by the president. Professor Robert Slater of the University of Minnesota spoke on modern embalming methods and public relations. Russell was named to the association board for two years. The convention ended with a supper dance at the Fort Garry Hotel May 22.
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Oscar Russell
Mickey Hoban
Russell
Beausejour
Manitoba Funeral Directors
Manitoba Medical College
Winnipeg
Robert Slater
University of Minnesota
Association
Fort Garry Hotel
Manitoba Declares June 4 School Holiday in Honor of King
Hon. W. C. Miller, minister of education, announces Monday June 4 designated as a holiday for Manitoba schools to commemorate the King's birthday. The day will be counted as an operating day and grants will be paid according to department regulations.
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W. C. Miller
Manitoba
Pine Falls News Briefs and Local Notices
Pine Falls updates note W K Spence trip to Brantford Ontario by car starting May 17 to visit relatives and return by early June. Canon Walter begins regular northern missions at Hole River. Trades and Labor Council oversee construction of a new swimming and wading pool near the recreation centre, to be built by volunteers, with completion hoped by July 1. Audrey Towler named pool supervisor. Mrs E Campbell dies in England on May 18 after pneumonia contracted during a March visit. survived by son John and adopted daughter Leona Grown.
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W. K. Spence
Roatives
Brantford
Ont
U.S.A
Pine Falls
Trades and Labor Council
Audrey Towler
E. Campbell
England
Coal's Value Seen for Gasoline and Fuel Oil Production
Research indicates coal can serve as a key source for manufacturing gasoline and fuel oil, highlighting its potential role in future energy and chemical industries.
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Blind River
Ontario
Pine Falls Golfers
W.T.M
Seven Sisters
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Springfield
Lac du Bonnet
W. S. Kennard
William Mansell
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
L. A
Wawryshyn
L. A. Wawryshyn
George Holmberg
Evelyn Prychon
Mrs. K. Chorney
Marion
Mrs. I. Linstrom
Kenora
Nels Winkler
Joe Mulla
Pinky” Jensen
Caroline Dudek
L. Dudek
Joe Budoski
Frances Kusmider
Stanley Dudek
Mrs. L. Dudek
Peter Chorney
Agnes Chorney
M. Hryhor
Hazelglen
Mr. Hryhor
M. Lucek
Walter Skrupski
Garson
Garson Garage
Lake Caddy
Joe Queen
Kathy
Lawrence Queen
Johnny Dolennik
Ed Wenzoski
Fred Grey
Johnny Nelson
Anton Winkler
Anne Homan
Perry Clark
Steve Homan
Resi
Dence
H. Winkler
East Selkirk
Selkirk
John Gmitrowski
Eddie Komadowski
Larry Erickson
Mrs. J. Kwiatkowski
Mr. Klimchuk
John Komagowski
Cromwell
Phylis Mroz
By Donna Peterson
Powerview
J. T. Turcotte
Louis Lacharite
Chester Carlson
Alex Maciuk
Abel Thomas
Leonard School
Eddie Kemball
N. Holick
We CM
Roy Shaw
Treherne
Man
James Desilets
Albert Carriere
St. Boniface
Lawrence Vaughan
Elmer Pitre
H. J. Parent
Jesse Street
Gordon Murray
Mr. Murray
Minnedosa
Elsie Clara Halasko
Manitou Recreation Room
Suella Palamer
Olga Zaglinski
Elsie
Frank Negedly
Melvin
Ed. James
Jean Girouard
Stan Iwanick
Provincial Library
Legislative Eldr
Wimmipeg
Ham
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Inglewood
Portage
Manitoba Funeral Directors’ Association
W. T. Mansell
W. H. J. Walter
Hole River
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