Schulz Nominated in Beausejour By election Rally
Jake Schulz was nominated by acclamation to contest the cap netela by election in Beausejour, before 300 supporters at town hall. He pledged to press parity prices for farm produce if elected, challenging Conservative policies seen as reincarnations of R. B. Bennett era. Hazen Argue led criticism of the government, noting shifts from Bennett’s approach to today’s wheat subsidies and farming support.
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Jake Schulz
Cap Netela
Beausejour
CCF
Schulz
Val Yacula
Scotty Bryce
Selkirk
Harold Winch
Vancouver East
A. N. Nicholson
Saskatchewan
Hazen Argue
R. B. Bennett
Bennett
Argue
Diefenbaker
Fight Shapes For PC Nomination Nov 8 By-Election
Five candidates have signified intent to seek the Progressive Conservatives nomination for the Springfield by election on December 15. A nominating convention is set for November 8 at 8:00 p.m. in Beausejour town hall with MPs Gordon Chown Murray Smith and Warner Jorgenson to speak. The five nominees are Wilson Green Winnipeg Joe Slogan Winnipeg Joe Perkins Vivian Fred Klyme Beausejour and Mr Garvin Bird's Hill.
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Progressive Conservatives
Springfield
Beausejour
Voter Result Snapshots From Brokenhead Rural Municipal Council
The record shows ballots cast for councillor positions in the Rural Municipality of Brokenhead. It documents votes by candidate and tally counts, reflecting the outcome of the local council election.
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Brokenhead
Remembrance Day Services at Three Manitoba Churches
Remembrance Day observances listed for St John s Anglican Church Lac du Bonnet Rev W O Straw rector with Holy Communion at 9 00 am and sermon. St Mary s Pointe du Bois evening prayers at 7 00 pm. Christ s Church Whitemouth 3 00 pm evening prayer and service.
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ST. Mary's Church
Pointe du Bois
Christ's Church
Whitemouth
Lutheran Church of the Cross Latvian Service Announcement
The Lutheran Church of the Cross in Lac du Bonnet invites Latvians to a Sunday service on November 2, 1958. Divine Worship at 10:00 am, Holy Communion, Sunday School, and Latvian language service at 1:30 pm conducted by The Rev. F H Ruperts of Winnipeg. Mr John Martinson mentioned in notices.
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Lac du Bonnet
Whitemouth Community News Highlights and Births
Housewarming hosts Mrs. Julius Bencharski and Mrs. O. Karpoff welcomed guests for Mrs. Harry Nelson in her new home and a musical evening followed. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Danny Melnick on their new son at Whitemouth Hospital. Regulars visited Seven Sisters with Mrs. Olga Campbell. Wardrops plan a Vancouver trip. new residents Kuharic and Stecky welcomed to the Whitemouth hotel.Pat Wadrop received a Bible from Ross United Sunday School children. Brian Pischke celebrated his sixth birthday. Oldenburg Lutheran Ladies hosted a large fowl supper with guests from nearby communities. Louie Dereski and Mrs. Albert Neyedly remained in hospital. Mrs. W. Bilynsky and Mrs. J. Engler toured the U.S. Jimmy Stevens birthday noted. Jim Thomson and Charlie Hunt attended an Eastern Manitoba meeting in Winnipeg. Jorgenson and family attended Seven Sisters square dancing.
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Julius Bencharski
O. Karpoff
Harry Nelson
Dr Joe Slogan Seeks PC Nomination in Federal By Election
Dr Joe Slogan a Manitoba born dentist who grew up on a farm announces he will contest the Progressive Conservative nomination in the Springfield federal by election. A former Conservative candidate in 1953 he has held national party roles and now leads a Canadian Ukrainian Conservative club. He rejects rumors of withdrawal and states he remains in the running.
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Joseph Slogan
East Selkirk
Manitoba
Springfield
Dr. Slogan
University Conservatives
Vite Pro
Progressive Conservative Club
Wilson Green Seeks PC Nomination at Beausejour
Wilson F. Green seeks Progressive Conservative nomination for the forthcoming by election after narrowly missing in a February Beausejour convention. Born in Eastern Manitoba, he was educated in Beausejour and St. John's Winnipeg, with family roots in Ontario and the Selkirk Settlers. Green, a Winnipeg sales manager, cites business and PR experience and a strong tie to Springfield constituency as his platform.
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Vallacula
Beausejour
Wilson F. Green
Progressive Conservatives
Green
Manitoba
Wilson Green
St. John’s College
Winnipeg
George Green
Ontario
Elizabeth Green
Selkirk
Springfield
River Hills Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Henschell Home
River Hills Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church plans a November gathering at the home of Mrs. A Henschell with Mrs Sackwi as speaker and a special song by Mrs A Kuhn Jr. An all male choir from Mission Baptist Winnipeg will sing at Whitemouth Baptist on November 16 during the morning service.
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Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
A. Henschell
Erich Berrich
Sackwi
A. Kuhn Jr
Mission Baptist Church of Winnipeg
Whitemouth Baptist Church
Subscription Renewal Notice for The Leader
Please renew my subscription with enclosed $3.00 for one year or $4.00 outside Canada. Include the address label when clipping. The Audit Bureau of Circulations restricts paid subscriptions not to exceed 30 days in arrears. Print your name and address on the form and mail remittance with this copy.
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Canada
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Springfield
Liberal Convention Set For November 15 in Springfield
The Springfield Liberal association names a nomination convention for November 15 at 2 p.m. in the Lyric Theatre and queued delegate business to likely nominate Anton Weselak for the seat left by Vallacula. The Manitoba Liberal convention, moved from November 5–6 in Winnipeg, is postponed to January after Diefenbaker’s by election announcement.
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Springfield Liberal Association
Lyric Theatre
Anton Weselak
Vallacula
Manitoba Liberal Association
Winnipeg
Diefenbaker
Springfield
Trinity
Winnipeg 4 H Club Week Honors Three Delegates
Three delegates from Winnipeg 4 H Clothing Clubs win trips to Winnipeg 4 H Week sponsored by T Eaton Company. Lynne Bleakney Darlene Wittmier and Adeline Kisilewich attend events at St. Regis and Marlborough Hotels with tours and Evening socials. Interviews on Manitoba Mirror CBW 1 45 2 00 p m. Demonstrations by Warren and Arneson in Great Falls. Tea planning tips for church bazaars offered by Frances McKay with tea brew recipe.
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Dear Homemaker
Winnipeg
Lynne Bleakney
Great Falls
Darlene Wittmier
Thalberg
Adeline Kisilewich
East Selkirk
T. Eaton Comany
Canada
St. Regis
Marlborough
Manitoba Mirror
CBW
4-H
Manitoba
D Warren
Anne Arneson
Great Falls Clothing Club
Dorothy
Anne
M F U Meet At Selkirk
A joint district meeting in Selkirk on October 20 brought District 10 and 11 of the Manitoba Farmers Union together to plan a membership drive during National Farm Week, proclaimed by the provincial government for November 3 to 8. President Patterson reported higher provincial and inter provincial membership and thanked business groups for supporting week advertising. J Perkins reviewed District Ten standings and urged sub directors and local presidents to set a higher membership goal, emphasizing farm organization when other groups are well organized.
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Selkirk
Manitoba Farmers Union
Patterson
National Farm Union Week
J. Perkins
Legion Ladies Present Home Nursing Awards at Meeting
The Legion Ladies Auxiliary of Lac du Bonnet No. 164 held a meeting at Legion Hall on October 21 with nineteen members present. St. John’s Ambulance certificates and Civil Defence pins were awarded to fifteen ladies who passed home nursing exams last spring. Gifts were given to Mrs. Art Brown and Mrs. Robt. Hunter for their service. Red Cross supplies were distributed, and donations of ten dollars were pledged to the Institute for the Blind and the St. John’s Ambulance Corps. A first aid course and March of Dimes drive were planned for the new year, with a banquet set for November 7. Lunch was served to members and guests.
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Legion Hall
Ian Hoope
Art Brown
St. John's Ambulance
Civil Defence
Robt. Hunter
Mary Campbell
The
Legion
Hallie Lavoie
Julian Lofstrom
Eugene Lavoie
Bert Wood
Ed. Semple
Frank Hanton
Home Nursing
Seven Sisters Masquerade Dance Draws Wide Attendance
The Seven Sisters Community Club hosted a Halloween Masquerade Dance with attendees from Great Falls Rennie Winnipeg and beyond. Prizes honored top costumes including G Henschell for men originality B Oakes for men comic E Godovin for women originality and C Harrison for women comic. Top prizes were two New Year's Eve Ball passes. comics won two live chickens. Linda and Marlene Kristofferson earned best young couple costumes with Hula Hoops.
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Seven Sisters Community Club
Hallowe'en
Great Falls
Rennie
Winnipeg
G. Henschell
B. Oakes
E. Godovin
C. Harrison
Linda
Marlene Kristofferson
Manitoba Hansard Goes Written Record for Debates
The province releases an unedited Hansard for public study of Legislature debates and proceedings. Ray Bly works from a wheelchair to operate the address system while typists including Irene Cooper transcribe the spoken word onto paper.
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Manitoba
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Brookfield
Cold Spring Granite Company
Bird River
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Lydiatt
Ladywood
Green Oak
Rattray
Mars
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Lutheran Church OF the Cross
John Martinson
Danny Melnick
Whitemouth Hospital
E. Schatkowsky
O. Steiner
Ed. Milbrandt
Seven Sisters
Olga Campbell
D. M. Wardrop
Vancouver
Kuharic
Stecky
Pat Wadrop
Ross United Church
Brian
Albert Pischke
Oldenburg Lutheran Adies
Lonely Dale
River Hills
Louie Dereski
Albert Neyedly
W. Bilynsky
J. Engler
States
Jimmy Stevens
Art Stevens
Jim Thomson
Richard Jorgenson
Dr. Joe
By Ella and
Della
Wm. Schatkowsky
Albert Klepatz
Klepatz
Sault Ste. Marie
Rudy Hawk
Man
Leaner
3Rd Street
Home Economist News
Edna M. Craig
Gether
Frances McKay
Manitba Department of Agriculture
McKay
M.F.U
Legion Ladies Present Home Nursing Awards
Omar Khayyam
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