Manitoba Tourism Program Aims Wide Public Support
W B Fraser urged Rotary members in Flin Flon to combine the Invi tational Program and Home Educational Program to boost Manitoba’s travel sector. He stressed shared responsibility, noting Canada and Manitoba must compete by attracting visitors and keeping them satisfied, with historical cross border spend figures illustrating growth potential.
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Manitoba
W. B. Fraser
Bureau of Travel and Publicity
Rotary Club
Flin Fton
Canada
United States
Manitoba Travel Growth Report Highlights Tourist Trade Rise
The report notes Manitoba's tourism receipts last year surpassed 20 million dollars and shows a 68.8 percent increase in vehicle entries from the United States over the prior year. Fraser emphasizes expanding facilities and services to attract and retain non residents.
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Manitoba
United States
Mr. Fraser
Clean Up for Tourist Week Beausejour urged to welcome visitors
May 27 to June 2 marks National Tourist Service Week. Canada earned 260 million in 1949 from U S travelers, with American visitors forming the main market. Local advertisers urge Beausejour to present a bright clean town with courteous service to attract more tourist dollars and boost town income.
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Canada
U.S
Beausejour
Winnipeg visitors share time with local families
Gladys Weslak of Winnipeg was a week end guest at her sister Steffie Weslak's home. Sophie Misiurka of Winnipeg spent a short holiday here last week at her mother Mrs. K Misiurka's house. Jean and Helen Krystalowich of Winnipeg stayed Victoria Day with their mother Mrs. K Krystalowich. Fred Piurko lost nearly 100 bales of hay.
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Gladys Weslak
Winnipeg
Steffie Weslak
Sophie Misiurka
K. Misiurka
Jean
Helen Krystalowich
Victoria
Mrs
K Krystalowich
Fred Piurko
Sandra Wishnowski
Mrs. S. Wishnowski
Geraldine Winter
J. C. Winter
John Evanochko
J. K. Evanochko
Summer relocations and travel notes in local roster
Individuals depart for jobs and visits across Ontario and Manitoba. Rose FProceviat leaves for Sioux Narrows to work at Traube's Summer Lodge for the season. Donald and Mrs McKinnon visit Kenora. Peter Koralewich plans Fort Erie visit. Sandra Wishnowski spends a holiday with Winnipeg relatives. Mrs Yacula returns from Hudson Bay Junction for the summer. Geraldine Winter and John Evanochko are listed with Winnipeg connections. W. Prokop covers CN R night operator duties during absences. A farm shipment incident is noted as unknown origin at midnight May 23.
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Peter Koralewich
Fort Erie
Ontario
M. Koralewich
W. Prokop
C.N.R
Kitchen Tailor and Practical Home Sizing
Advice urges tailoring a kitchen to fit the house wife. If short, avoid high surfaces. if tall, avoid low appliances. adjust ironing boards and ovens for comfort. Emphasizes ergonomic design for long hours in the kitchen and notes the world coal resources are about eight trillion tons.
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Cryderman’s Drug Store
Mitchell's
C.L
Tae Ata
Peta Te
Beausejour Hotel
Canadian Pacific
C.P.R
Banff Springs
Canadian Rockies
Regal
Digby Pines
Pines
Digby
N.S
Algonquin
St. Andrew’s-by-the-Sea
N.B
Devil’s Gap Lodge
Kenora
Ont
Chateau Lake Louise
Emerald Lake Chalet
Chacau Frontenac
Quebec
Empress
Stefaniuk
Pontiac
BUICK
Rose Fproceviat
Sioux Narrows
Traube
Donald McKinnon
A. McKinnon
S. Yacula
Michael
Hudson Bay Junction
Sask
Gretsinger's
Howland Hotel
Man
Dreffs & Batenchuk
International Harvester Dealer
M. Wolanin
Electrical Dept
P. Kuchynski
O. Russell
J. She'son
M. Kolkoski
Public Works
H. Fenning
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