Local Happenings Round Selkirk Village News
Mrs. Bill Nowakowski recuperates in Selkirk General Hospital after a goitre operation while Bill Wilke’s Beausejour hospital surgery followed. Lor raine Kostuik’s shower honored by Teddy Faryon’s family. Halloween parade admiration noted. Garson Ladies' Club hosts Nov 7 tea with fancy goods sale and raffles. New residents Walter Boyko family settle in Lydiatt, he becomes section foreman. Max Barton loses gear on a municipal repair run. Kazmir Chorney assists. An elderly resident with a broken hip remains bedridden. Jimmy Johnson takes over a paper route. St Michaels church bazaar set for Nov 21–22 with games and prizes. Mrs Amanda Winkler returns from Kenora. Mr and Mrs E Karpec relocate to Winnipeg. A Halloween party at Fred Nelson’s home coincides with Mrs Nelson’s birthday.
Johnston promotion sends Pine Falls couple to Smooth Rock Falls
Eric Johnston, long time Pine Falls lodge clerk, is promoted to manager of the Smooth Rock Falls hotel. His wife Mrs Johnston will join him after a short stay to tidy personal affairs. They leave Pine Falls with best wishes. Other local items cover a cancer education meeting, a nurse from Vancouver, a St Therese card party, births at Pine Falls and Fort Alexander hospitals, local home improvements, and Halloween night quietness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Johnston
Manitou Lodge
Smooth Rock Falls
Ont
Johnston
Weekend Visits and Anniversaries Highlight Local Notes
Garson Marcy Brown and Beth Mitchell visited the Pearces over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Peter Scrupski celebrated their third wedding anniversary on October 22. Walter Banash returned home from Saskatoon where he had been working. Mrs Peter Skrupski turned 28 on October 19. Irine and Joyce Trapp spent the weekend with the Bourgeaults. Mr and Mrs Bob Light visited with Mr and Mrs Mike Wasney. Some pupils taking up the…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Scrupski
Walter Banash
Saskatoon
Walter
Mrs
Bob Light
Mike Wasney
Kowalchuk and Mariash Visit Relatives in Manitoba
Mr and Mrs D Kowalchuk spent the weekend visiting relatives in Carrie Manitoba. Mr and Mrs William Mariash spent Thursday October 23 at Pine Falls where they attended the twenty fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Pete Pasaluko. Our deepest sympathy is extended to the HoligrotskI family on the death of Mike Holigrotski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Hall
Isobel Cook
K. I. Johnson
Mrs. D. Kowalchuk
Carrie, Man
William Mariash
Pine Falls
Pete Pasaluko
Holigrotski
Mike Holigrotski
Fire safety for children and controlled lighting
Matches lighters and fire in general hold fascination for children. Teach lighting lamps and stoves at the cottage and burning leaves safely to provide an outlet for fire. Emphasize dangers of starting fires in wooded areas to prevent forest fires and wildlife loss.
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Renshaw Funeral Home
Geausejour
Dubienski
Barristers, Solicitors & Notaries
Confederation Life Bldg
Winnipeg
Man
Lac du Bonnet
Room
Red
Stere
Mutual Life of Canada
Ord
THE
Royal Bank OF Canada
Beausejour
Whitemouth
Wawryshyn
Bill Nowakowski
Selkirk General Hospital
Bill Wilke
Beausejour Hospital
Lorraine Kostuik
Legion Hall
Teddy Faryon
B Faryon
Hallowe'en
Garson Ladies’ Club
Walter Boyko
Lydiatt
Tyndall
Boyko
Max Barton
Selkirk
Kasmir Chorney
Max
Jimmy Johnson
Bernie Litkowich
St. Michael’s Church
Amanda Winkler
Kenora
Winkler
Fred Nelson
Lawrence Frayne
Rita Fournier
T.C.A
Vancouver
Vancouver General Hospital
St. Therese’s Church
Fort Alexander
G. N. Bodley
Garth Maurice
F. J. Lajoie
St. George
Louise Marie Anne
Garson School
Emily Pearce
Mr. and
Mrs. Herry Pearce
George Peedle
Collins Twins
Joan
Joyce
Mrs. R. Collins
Hallowe
Garson
By H. Pearce
Marcy Brown
Beth Mitchell
Peter Skrupski
Irine
Joyce Trapp
Bourgeault’s
Brokenhead
By Evelyn Krawchuk
G. M. Horne & Company
Chartered Accountants
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Yours
Tas Aircran
RCAF
R.C.A.P
Royal Canadian Air Force
Royal Orrin Air Force
Graham Ave
R.c.af
Chevrolet
General Motors
Gretsinger Garage
Manitoba
Pine Falls Garage
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