Local Support Spurs Man Industry In Manitoba
A Toulon hosiery mill joint venture between Teulon residents and Lincoln Hosiery Limited, born from Manitoba government surveys, shows decentralization in action. Ten automatic machines churn out 75 gauge nylon hose at about 800 dozen monthly, with a $30,000 start from Teulon shareholders and a five-member local board aiming to double capacity in two years. W. R. McCurdy notes community faith, willing workers, and local participation as keys to growth.
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Interlake
Toulon
Manitoba
Department of Industry and Commerce
Arthur D. Little
Canada
Lincoln Hosiery Limited
St Catharines
Ontario
Toulon Chamber of Commerce
Department
Lincoln Hosiery
Teulon Hosiery Mills
Teulon
Teuion
W. R. McCurdy
Chamber of Commerce
Full Gospel Mission Hosts Miss Reneta Siemans from Liberia
In Lac du Bonnet Pastor H F Howson notes several missionaries visiting recently. On Sunday November 10 Miss Reneta Siemans of Liberia Africa will speak all day with motion pictures. Weekly schedule lists Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 p m Prayer Saturday 8 p m Sunday School 11 a m Morning Worship 7 30 p m Evangelistic Service.
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Full Gospel
Reneta Siemans
Liberia Africa
Siemans
Missionary Miss Reneta Siemans to speak at Pine Falls meeting
The Pine Falls Pentecostal Assembly invites all to the regular Pine Falls Legion Hall gathering at 2 30 p m featuring Miss Reneta Siemans a longtime Liberian missionary. She will show an engaging set of motion pictures and extend a welcome to attendees.
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Pine Falls
Obituary of Mrs Ahafia Zownir from Janow Manitoba
Mrs Ahafia Zownir 70 of Janow Manitoba died October 28 at home. Funeral service held October 31 at Elme Holy Cross Catholic Church with Rev Fr J Kamenecky officiating. Burial in Churchyard cemetery. Survived by husband Jacob two sons Paul Winnipeg John Janow four daughters J Wascute Port Arthur Joseph Blonski Mike Martenuike Peter Stelepanski West Ukrainian eight grandchildren.
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Thursiday
Elme Holy. Cross Catholic Church
Ahafia Zownir
Janow
Man
J. Kamenecky
Renshaw
Beausejour
Ahafia Zowair
Austria
Canada
Whitemouth
Jacob
Paul
Winnipeg
John
J. Wascute
Port Arthur
Ont
Joseph Blonski
Mike Martenuike
Vancouver
Peter Stelepanski
Four Generations of Matilda leinke Revealed in Genealogy
Four generations tracing 66 year old Matilda leinke show she is great great grandmother twice. She is grandmother of a River Hills couple’s daughter, mother of a Fort William woman, and great grandmother of Bernice Jorgenson wife of Lynden Jorgenson from Port Arthur. The lines connect to David Alstadt and Lynden Jorgenson as noted descendants.
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Matilda
Leinke
David Alstadt
Arnold Alstadt
Lynden Jorgenson
Bernice Jorgenson
Tourist Director Leaving Service
Jo he man leaves the post of director of travel and publicity to become managing director of the Manitoba Hotel association. Bert Fraser will take over November 15. Fraser directed the bureau for seven years, boosting Manitoba tourism to thirty million dollars and making the province well known in the Midwest. He is Brandon College educated, served in the Royal Winnipeg Rifles in World War II rising to captain, was wounded, and mentioned in despatches.
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Jo He.man
Manitoba Hotel Association
Bert Fraser
Fraser
Bureau of Travel and Publicity
Manitoba
Brandon College
Royal Winnae Riflees
Manitoba Emigration Booklet Details Life in Canada
Britons planning to move to Manitoba can now read a government booklet outlining jobs and pay, cost of living, climate, housing, and taxes translated into English currency. It covers education, health plans, welfare, liquor laws, and entertainment, with photos and a budget for a 3600 dollar income family.
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Manitoba
Department of Industry and Commerce
Britain
Canada
Industry and Commerce
F. L. Jobin
London
J O Jones Honored at Great Falls Retirement
J O Jones and spouse were feted by the Great Falls community in Anderson Hall on Saturday October 26 honoring 27 years as Village Secretary. Guests from Manitoba Hydro and local towns attended. gifts included a silver tray, a purse, and best wishes for their new home on Vancouver Island.
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Jones
Great Falls
Anderson Hall
K. C. Fergusson
Glen Oakes
W. Sutherland
S. Anderson
Karl Sa
E. V. Caton
Winnipeg Electric Co
Mesdames G. Ortwein
M. Thorbergson
W. Fraser
D. Jacques
Messrs
C. P. Haltalin
Chas. Precious
Pine Falls
C. Mclellan
Rev. S. Richardson
Lac du Bonnet
M. Samwald
Ray McIntyre
F. Arsenault
Seven Sisters
Man
F. Boby
Donald Fraser
Nick Sweage
Vancouver Island
Five Hundred Attend Beausejour Hallowe en Party
The Lions Club hosted a monster Hallowe en party Thursday night at Memorial Arena attended by about five hundred people. Kids and parents enjoyed colorful costumes with many storybook characters, prizes for best outfits, and a clown act. each child left with a bag of candy fruit and peanuts.
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The
Lions
Memorial Arena
Local notes and events from Ladywood district
Joe Brokenhead and Harry Tymko visited the district to see friends and relatives while Joe plans a Detroit stay. Mr and Mrs Wm Golembieski own a television set. Marion Yansa returned from Calgary after visiting her brother. The Ladywood Junior Room held a Hallowe En party on Oct 31 with games dances plays and songs led by Mrs S Greschuk. Frank Molinski decorated his roof with a television antenna. Casmir Novakowski bought a new truck. Agnes Craplewe and Don Macrae wed at Ladywood Hall on Oct 26.
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Ladywood
Ladywood Hall
Agnes Craplewe
Don Macrae
Road Building Season Best Yet in Manitoba Growth
Manitoba reports its best road building season on record as public works minister Hor. R. D. Robertson plans 1958 material stockpiling to accelerate spring start. A bid by Benjamin Brothers Limited for gravel stockpiling totaled 364 855 from eight tenders. October tenders for gravelling No. 4 East Selkirk and Birtle bridge approaches were won by McCurdy Supply Co. Ltd. and Stratton Engineering Co. Ltd. respectively. Over winter, bridge and structure work continues, including four lane perimeter routes around Winnipeg.
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Manitoba
Hor. R. D. Robertson
Piney Highway
Benjamin Brothers Limited
No. 4
East Selkirk
McCurdy Supply Co. Ltd
Birtle Bridge
Stratton Engineering Co. Ltd
Winnipeg
Red River Valley
Farewell Party for Mrs Phillips in Bissett
About fifty friends gathered at Mrs John Hay's home in Bissett to bid farewell to Mrs Phillips who leaves Bis sett to join her husband in Kalso British Columbia. The event featured a sing song with Mrs Charlie Anderson at the piano and greetings by Mrs James Fox. Mrs Phillips and her four boys and a girl plan to motor to Kalso while expressing thanks to longtime friends. Hostesses included Mesdames Hay Hogue Fults Reid Gibson Simpson and Goddard.
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John Hay
Bissett
Phillips
Kalao
B.C
Hogue
Charlie Anderson
James Fox
Kalso
Mesdames Hay
Fults
Reid
Gibson
Simpson
Goddard
Vaccine Helps Manitobans Resist Asian Flu
Manitoba doubles down in the Asian flu battle with 8 200 doses by end of October and 27 000 planned by mid November. Health Minister Bond reports hospital workers vaccinated. essential service personnel to receive next vaccine batch from Connaught labs. Dr Creighton notes 7 500 cases and two child deaths. private doctors supply vaccine commercially.
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Manitoba
R. W. Bond
Ottawa
Federal
Connaught Laboratories
Bond
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Gertrude Ave
Richard Taron
Lutheran Church OF the Cross
Full Gospel Mission
Mrs
M. Steinke
Walter Bushby Mather
Great Britain
Thompson
Monk Lake
Chisel Lake
Snow Lake
F. C. Bell
Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting
J. Hennemeier
HBMAS
Stall Lake
J. 0. Jones
Brokenhead
By Eleanore Staska
Joe, Mroz
Detroit
Wm. Golembieski
Marion Yansa
Calgary
Frank Molinski
Casmir Novakowski
Harry Tymko
Rossport
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Springfield
3Rd Street
Jac du Bonnet
Rales
Brandon
Macgregor
Sidney
M. Philli
General Motors of Canada, Limited
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