Premier and Ministers Tour Beausejour Home and School Meet
The Selkirk District Home and School Association held its annual Beausejour meeting with delegates from Gimli Lac du Bonnet and Beausejour. Wm Horodyski chaired F Silevinsky was secretary Workshops covered parents obligation to school audio visual education and objectives of Home and School Mrs Cowan spoke for the Provincial Federation noting the National Convention set for May 27 to June 2 1986 in University of Manitoba buildings Attendees included Mrs A Brown president from Lac du Bonnet and others from the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selkirk
The
Home and School Association
Beausejour
Gimli
Lac du Bonnet
Wm. Horodyski
F. Silevinsky
R. Cowan
Federation of the Home An
Top Quality Apples to UK Only From Canada
Ottawa reports tighter measures on Canadian apple exports to the United Kingdom. With renewed UK demand and competition, shipments will omit Canada Extra Fancy and Canada Fancy grades for all varieties, except Golden Russet which may still ship at minimum Canada C grade. Inspectors will withhold Canada C certification for all varieties destined to UK markets except Golden Russet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
United Kingdom
Department of Agriculture
Canada
Obituary for August Klepatz at Whitemouth Baptist Church
Funeral service held October 26 at the Baptist Church in Oldenburg Manitoba for August Klepatz 83 of Whitemouth district who died October 23 at his daughter Julia Bakers home River Hills Nev J Kuehn officiated and burial was in Whitemouth Baptist Cemetery Russell Funeral Home in charge Born in Russia he came to Canada 48 years ago and farmed in Whitemouth He is survived by three sons Gustav Julius Edward three daughters Julia Bathier Matilda Dumke Edith Brown three brothers Ernest Whitemouth Fred Faulkner Man and Gas Germany 19 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Klepatz
Baptist Church
Oldenburg
Man
Whitemouth
Julia Baker
River Hills
Nev. J. Kuehn
Baptist
Russell
Russia
Klepatz
Canada
Gustav
Julius
Edward
Julia
Matilda Dumke
Edith Brown
Ernest
Fred
Faulkner
Gas
Germany
Charles F Robertson Funeral Held in Rennie Man
Funeral services were held for Charles Fitzgerald Robertson of Rennie Manitoba on Saturday October 15 after he was struck by a car and killed while walking along Highway 1 east in Rennie. Interment followed at Rennie Cemetery. Born in Glasgow on June 1 1872 he studied at Oxford and came to Canada around 1900 homesteading at Dager Manitoba for 40 years then living at Cross Lake before moving to Rennie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Robertson
Rennie
Man
Charles Fitzgerald Robertson
Glasgow
Scotland
Mr. Robertson
Oxford University
Canada
Dagera
Cross Lake
Hospital Guild Sees Growth and October Meetings
The Women's Hospital Auxiliary in Chateau held its October meetings with Mrs. F Morton and Mrs. W Jackson organizing a membership drive that increased active members to 92 and associate members to 998. The October 14 day tea, led by Mrs. K I Johnson, was a success. Delegates Mrs. E R Siddall and Mrs. G Gold reported on the Manitoba Women’s Hospital Auxiliary Association convention in Winnipeg October 19–20. A motion by Mrs. Jones of Great Falls to buy a suction ether unit for the hospital passed unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Fails Women's Hospital Auxiliary
Chateau
F. Morton
W. Jackson
K. I. Johnson
E. R. Siddall
G. Gold
Manitoba Womens’ Hospital Auxiliary Association
Winnipeg
Jones
Great Falls
Plato Schwark Rites Unite Irene Plato And Raymond Schwark
Irene Gertrude Plato and Raymond Schwark wed October 2 at Thalberg Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Tillman officiating. The couple, from Thalberg Manitoba, plan to live there after a reception in Thalberg hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plato - Schwark
Irene Gertrude Plato
Raymond Schwark
Thalberg Trinity Lutheran Church
Tillman
B. Plato
A. Schwark
Thalberg Hall
Schwark
Thalberg
Manitoba
Birds Hill Fiddling Contest Draws Crowd and Cash
Birds Hill Community Club held its first Old-Time Fiddling Contest in the Community Hall drawing a full house on Friday night. Fifteen contestants from Portage la Prairie to Birds Hill competed for a $100 prize. Mel Bruce won first with 92 percent, Floyd Lacroix was second at 91.75, Norman Sinclair third, and Herman Bruce fourth. Judges from Oak Bank Springfield and Birds Hill evaluated by playing merit, and a dance and lunch followed with Red River Jig demonstrations and cowboy songs by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birds Hill
Portage la Prairie
Mel Bruce
Floyd Lacroix
Norman Sinclair
Herman Bruce
Zurbin
Oak Bank
O. Laird
T. Laird
Springfield
M Garvin
Red River
W. E. Cox
Tommy Ducharme
Ralton Thomson
Martin Bruce
Alex McDonald
Eugene Dejarlais
Alem Ferris
Thomas Knott
Peter Cox
Pete Ledger
A. E. Con
Eskimo Boy Studies In Winnipeg
A 19 year old Eskimo from Aklavik, N W T, Charles Soupay, studies at Manitoba Technical Institute to become a watch repairman. Stephen Firth, also from Aklavik, learned crawler shovels in Montreal and Cedar Rapids before returning to move the town site. Fifty northern Canadians are in a federal and territorial plan offering free tuition and travel for 20 courses from dressmaking to electronics, aiming to provide local skilled labor in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Charles Soupay
Aklavik
Manitoba Technical Institute
Stephen Firth
Montreal
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
South
Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources
Northwest Territories
Alberta
Ontario
Manitoba
Territories
Saskatchewan
Jean Lesage
Northern Affairs
North
Lesage
Farm Leader to Address Chamber Convention in Neepawa
Gerald F. Habing of Kelwood Manitoba will headline a Manitoba Chambers of Commerce Silver Jubilee Convention symposium in Neepawa on November 16 with panelists D. G. McKenzie and Dr. A. L. Shewfelt. The convention will debate resolutions on highway safety education dentistry Manitoba highways box car storage funds for agricultural research and urban planning. Premier Campbell led a cabinet tour of North East Manitoba covering road and bridge projects from Winnipeg to Lac du Bonnet Pine Falls Grand Beach and Victoria Beach, highlighting No. 11 No. 16 and No. 59 North extensions and the Whiteshell access plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald F. Habing
Kelwood
Manitoba
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Neepawa
D. G. McKenzie
Board of Grain Commissioners
Winnipeg
A. L. Shewfelt
Morden Dominion
Campbell
Charles Greenlay
Mines and Natural Resources
Labor
Frank Bell
Wm. Lucke
M.L.A
Springfield
Stanley Copp
St Clements
George Collins
Howard Cameron
Art Rogers
Michael Hrohorczuk
Edmond Prefontaine
Pine Falls
Roy Brown
Rupertsland
Manigotogan Road
White Mud Falls
Trans-Canada
Ontario
Falcon Lake
Brereton Corner
White Lake
Seven Sisters
Brereton
Whiteshell Association
Ed. Henderson
Geo. Rerick
R. M. Whitemouth
Whitemouth River
Whiteshell Park
Whiteshell
Lac du Bonnet
Messrs
Greenlay
Bell
Chamber
Edythe Brown
Paul Neuman
Thalberg
EMDB
Max Dubas
St. Clements
K. R. Barkman
Steinbach
E.M.D.B
Jar du Bonnet
Reeve Wojciechowski
Jack Wade
Ramsay McIntosh
Eugene Lavoie
Russ Waters
Dennis Crook
Manitoba Paper Co
R. L. Fraser
Ft. Alexander
Winnipeg River
Victoria Beach
O’hanley River
Fatima
Stead
Rogers
Gull Lake
Beaconia
Stoney Point Beach
Grand Beach
Reeve Dubas
Kathie McIntosh
Winnipeg Beach
Paul Neumann
No. 22
Dencross
Woodrow School
Peter Kondratiuk
Lowland
R.M
Brokenhead
R.M. Brokenhead
R.M. St. Clements
Libau
Reeve Rubas
Twomile Road
Selkirk
Kirkness
Pie. du Bois
No 59
Stanley
Rechnitzer New President of CAAA
Einar V. Rechnitzer of Toronto was elected president of the Canadian Association of Advertising Agencies succeeding G. C. Hammond. Elton Johnson and D. E. Longmore were named vice-presidents, with W. H. Reid secretary treasurer. Directors include Mark Napier, Don F. Benson, and others from major agencies. Rechnitzer, long a Canadian advertising figure, rose from newspaper work to agency leadership and became president after MacLaren Advertising Co. Ltd. head's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Association of Advertising Agencies
Einar V. Rechnitzer
Toronto
MacLaren Advertising Co. Limited
G. C. Hammond
Montreal
Cockfield Brown and Co Ltd
Elton Johnson
Locke Johnson and Co. Ltd
D. E. Longmore
McKim Advertising Ltd
W. H. Reid
Spitzer and Mills Ltd
Mark Napier
J. Walter Thompson Co., Ltd
Don F. Benson
Vickers and Benson Ltd
W Palmer Hayhurst
F. H. Hayhurst Co. Ltd
J. E. McConnell
McConnell, Eastman and Co. Ltd
G. Alec Phare
R. C. Smith and Son Ltd
Warren Reynolds
E. W. Reynolds Ltd
Harry E. Smith
Stevenson and Scott
F. de B. Walker
MacLaren
Northland training plan boosts skilled workers prospects
Applicants must be recommended by the local school principal and their qualifications examined by vocational experts. Future prospects in the north look bright for trainees, with some already showing exceptional skill in their trades and all prepared to play a significant part in Canada’s northland development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Canada
Northland
Provincial Library in Bilge Claimed by Legislature
A garbled OCR fragment references the provincial library and a legislative action. The readable text hints at an official dispute or bill involving library property or management, with unclear details about parties or outcomes.
Subscription Renewal Request for One Year
A reader asks to renew a subscription for one year by enclosing two dollars. The note provides no personal details or account identifiers.
Johannesburg Climate Range Report
Johannesburg South Africa records an annual temperature range from 40 to 77 degrees. Local weather notes indicate mild winters and warm summers with notable diurnal variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Stinson Leads CCF Meeting on Farm Crisis in Lac du Bonnet
Lloyd Stinson provincial CCF leader denounces loan terms for farmers, calls for cash advances on wheat and criticizes national policies on health insurance. He praises Saskatchewan housing aid and pension support, and announces a Nov 7 public meeting in Memorial Hall with MPs Scotty Bryce and Stanley Knowles. Annual St. Clements constituency officers elected after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Stinson
C.C.F
Lac du Bonnet
Stinson
St. Laurent
Liberal Party
Dominion
Campbell
Saskatchewan
Memorial Hall
William
Scotty) Bryce
M.P
Stanley H. Knowles
Scotty Bryce
Knowles
St. Clements
W. C. Hardy
Provincial Council
Lac du Bonnet Man Passes Suddenly in Kimberley
William C. Park of 255 Oughtred St Kimberley B C died suddenly Thursday October 13 about 8 00 p m at work in the Sullivan Mine Kimberley Born January 23 1908 at Lac du Bonnet he moved with family to Tadanac and then Kimberley in 1942 Survived by wife Jennie son Lloyd in France two daughters Gail and Carol four brothers and four sisters Services set for October 20 at 1 00 p m in Kimberley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Park
Oughtred St
Kimberley
B.C
Lac du Bonnet
Sullivan Mine
Mr. Park
Tadanac
Dominco
Jennie
Lloyd
R.C.A.F
France
Gail
Carol
Ray
Wallace
Vancouver
Harry
Cecil
Jove Rochon
Kenneth Smith
Mary
Ethel Park
Winnipeg
MacLeod's Opens New Premises in Beausejour
Bill Murray, manager of Mac Leod's Beausejour store, will take over in new premises on Thursday November 3. Located on the former Suburban Motors site on Park Avenue east end, the 40 by 90 foot building will offer more merchandise and better service. A grand opening sale is planned with distribution of fliers and a feature giveaway item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Murray
MacLeod
Beausejour
Suburban Motors
Park Avenue
Thalberg Community Notes and Local Obituaries
Visitors and birthdays mark Thalberg events as families welcome relatives from Pointe du Bois and Glenmoor. Notable notes include Dora Shinduke’s passing in British Columbia and Nick Slobodian’s knee amputation after surgery. The North Thalberg 4-H Grain club showcased Barley and Antymis at Beausejour, with a school display winning first prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Molinski
Eleanor and
Raymee
Pointe du Bois
Frank Plishke
North
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Hospital Guild
Armour MacKay
Douglas Campbell
North-East
Eastern Manitoba Development Board
Gerald F. Haring
Douglas L. Campbell
Rechnitzer
CAAA
Provincial Library
Penn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
3Rd Street
MacLeod‘s
Mrs. W
Dora Shinduke
British Columbia
Mr. Hilko Robak
Helen
Sydney Lesko
Terry
Dennis Saboda
Eva
May Pasaluko
Allen Ostopowich
Donna Zakaluk
Nick Slobodian
St. Boniface Hospital
Panko Hlady
Glenmoor
Henry Hlady
Loretta Bach
Elaine Soluk
Eugene Maybroda
John Letwin
Mike Stlkoski
Raymond Klann
Lake
Harold Klann
Rice Lake
John Young
Fred Klann
Pete Maybroda
Nick Sulkoski
Walter and
Victor Parke
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