Funeral honors for T. G. Erskine of Whitemouth
The Whitemouth community paid deep respect at the funeral of Thomas G. Erskine on Thursday October 30 1952. A long car procession followed the hearse and he was remembered as a friend to man with broad sympathy and steadfast integrity. He served as secretary treasurer of the White mouth School Board and held multiple civic roles while loving his small farm near town. He valued contentment over greed and leaves a lasting example for Canada’s rising generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Erskine
George
T.G
Whitemouth
Canada
O. A. Wurster
M F U Activities Stepped Up Ahead of Winnipeg Convention
Manitoba Farmers' Union intensifies efforts before the December 6 convention in Winnipeg. District supervisor William Gander of Elma reports overflow meetings in Hadashville Prawda East Braintree Medike Cloverleaf Cooks Creek and Oakbank with more rallies planned at Allegra and across zone 6. Memberships rise as new and old members show stronger interest in union affairs and vocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Winnipeg
William Gander
Elma
Springfield
Hadashville
Prawda
East Braintree
Medike
Cloverleaf
Cooks Creek
Oakbank
Allegra
Whitemouth
Tyndall
Beausejour
St. George
Lowland
Birds Hill
Brokenhead
Ladywood
Gander
Pasaluko couple celebrates silver wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Peter Pasaluko marked their silver wedding with a Thursday October 923 gathering at home for friends and family. Married in Thalberg Manitoba they have five children Lawrence, Marjorie, Patricia Bert Parent, Dorothy and Christine. A High Mass followed at St Theresa's church with Sisters of St Joseph singing and Christine Pasaluko singing a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pasaluko
Pasaluko
Thalberg
Man
Lawrence
Marjorie
Patricia
Bert Parent
Dorothy
Christine
St. Theresa’s Church
Messier
Sisters of St. Joseph
Dodds
Public thanks for funeral support in Whitemouth area
Victoria Erskine expresses deep gratitude to Whitemouth and surrounding communities for funeral generosity for her late husband T. G. Erskine. She thanks Bishop Lofthouse, organist Mrs Jorgenson, pallbearers, drivers, Whitemouth Consolidated School staff and pupils, The Leader newspaper staff, and all friends for sympathy and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Bishop Lofthouse
Richard Jorgenson
Whitemouth Consolidated School
Victoria Erskine
Beausejour Power Switches to Manitoba Power Commission
Beausejour sees the transfer of town power services to the Manitoba Power Commission on Sunday November 2. Residents report improved voltage and service, replacing a Winnipeg Hydro contract that runs until 1957. Mayor Oscar Russell prepares an explanatory brief for property owners as Premier Campbell may discuss the issue at the Springfield Liberal meeting on November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
Manitoba Power Commission
City of
Winnipeg Hydro
City Hydro
Coun
Oscar Russell
Douglas Campbell
Springfield
W.W.C
River Hills Social Notes and Travel Highlights
Mrs L Rempel reports River Hills activities including members attending M F U Leadership school in Winnipeg October 28 30. Several residents like Gloria Herzog Ruth Horch and others travel to Winnipeg for work studies or visits. Birthday wishes go to Dorothy Knopf on November 1.
Pine Falls Hallowe'en Party Draws 400 Youngsters
The Pine Falls Recreation Association hosted a Hal loween party in a decorated hall with over four hundred children from Powerview Pine Falls and Fort Alexander. They enjoyed short films nine skits music prizes for best costumes and best skit. Ronnie and Janet Halpin won the mantel radio prize with other costume winners named. A twenty five dollar skit prize went to a seven member group directed by Mrs. H C Hutchison. Judges included Mrs. J H Tremblay and others. The evening closed with a Teen Canteen dance and apples with candies for each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
M Hallowe’en
Powerview
Fort Alexander
Mantel Radio
Ronnie
Janet Halpin
Barry Manson
Verla Witt
Noel Frayne
Susan Dahl
Geraldine Hiker
Jules Berard
Robert Sheerstone
Gail Thomas
Louise Pepin
Margaret McKew
June Bosma
Bunny Miller
Beverley Windsor
Joan Strouden
Tannis Siewert
Dorothy Lubach
H. C. Hutchison
J. H. Tremblay
N. T. Caufield
B. Gamey
T. Olson
D. F. Reid
H. L. D. Clements
Bert Dimock
Jack Dulahe
Thalberg Couple Renew Marriage Vows
Thalberg. Rev. S Kulak officiated at a Greek Catholic ceremony as Mr and Mrs Nick Kendefore renewed their vows on November 1 for their 50th anniversary. A dinner followed at the Kendefore home with many relatives and friends and gifts. Out of town guests included Winnipeg and Buffalo residents. The couple expressed thanks for the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
S. Kulak
Thalberg
Nick Kendefore
Kendefore
Bill Collins
Shablo
Alex Simcoe
Victor Simcoe
Winnipeg
Nellie Lesosky
Helen Lesosky
Anna Gabashuk
Buffalo
Foot care for comfort and lasting foot health
Feet are our chief means of support and motion yet neglected by many. Ill fitting shoes and high heels harm them, especially for the overweight who should avoid spikes. Daily foot baths and proper drying, plus well fitting hose and shoes, improve comfort for long standing or walking.
Language as the sole instrument of science declares belief
A historical note argues that language underpins science, with words serving as signs for ideas. The piece emphasizes language as essential to scientific thought and communication, reflecting a view of words shaping understanding.
A Man May Rule Yet Cannot Win Hearts
A quote attributed to W. Wilson states that while a man may have authority over others, he can never possess their hearts unless he first gives his own heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wilson
Subscription Renewal Notice for The Leader
The notice explains date numerals on the address indicate due dates for subscriptions. It instructs readers to renew by mailing remittance with the renewal form and includes an example date 12-11-51 for November 12, 1951. The address is Springfield Leader Leader Bidg St James Man. The form requests $2.00 for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
St. James, Man
Brokenhead Agricultural Society Trophy Presentations
The Brokenhead Agricultural Society held its annual wind up banquet and social, honoring sponsors of the J. H. Warkentin Memorial trophy. J. S. Sinnott awarded two athletic prizes to Helen Jobn of Ladywood and Larry Peitch of Golden Bay, with others recognized for ticket sales and livestock judging. Over 200 guests enjoyed the evening with a banquet and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Warkentin
B. Warkentin
Manitoba
Canada
Warkentin
Green Bay
Brokenhead Agricultural Society
J. S. Sinnott
M.P
Helen Jobn
Ladywood
Larry Peitch
Golden Bay
Alfred Hemminger
B.A. Society
Phyllis Mroz
Cromwell
A. Savage
University of Manitoba
Development Board To Meet Minister Of Public Works
Members of the Eastern Manitoba Development Board will meet Hon. William Morton on Monday November 24 at 2 30 p m in the Legislative building Winnipeg. They will present the road works requested for 1953 as published in the Springfield Leader on September 30 and October 7 and approved at the board’s annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Manitoba Development Board
William Morton
Legislative Building
Winnipeg
Springfield Leader
Young Eskimo Patient Returns to Homeland
Little Atatuk, a 2%-year old Eskimo boy from Coral Harbor on Southampton Island, returned to his northern homeland aboard a T C A aircraft last Tuesday November 4. Nurse Smith accompanied him from the Indian Department after three weeks at Fort Alexander hospital following three months in St Boniface hospital. His condition improved enough to resume life at home and he picked up a useful English vocabulary during his stay, emerging as an interesting and responsive patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Atatuk
Coral Harbor
Southampton Island
T.C.A
Nurse Smith
Indian Department
Fort Alexander Hospital
St. Boniface Hospital
Lac du Bonnet council meeting notes November 5 1952
Rural municipality meeting with Reeve Wojciechowski and councillors Mazur Brincheski Horn Belluk present. Drainage issues discussed including N of 31 15 9E to N of 33 15 9E and silted ditch cleanup. Grants, road requests, hotel license approval, and tax sale certificates decisions noted along with annual UMM convention attendance. Numerous accounts approved for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
E. Wojciechowski
J. Mazur
W. Brincheski
J. C. Horn
W. R. Belluk
G. F. Teare
A. Gmitarek
Rolf Larson
L. M. Anderson
Pointe du Bois
M. Yarmolovich
Alex Soroka
A. Hendrickson
G. Thor
Brincheski
Department of Public Works
Belluk
Lac du Bonnet Hotel Company
Willson Stationery Co
Jos. Mazur
Joe Molinski
John Mazur
J. Grewinski
M. E. Rogocki
W. Heckert
Dan Malyk
Pioneer
Jas. Petrus
M. Olynick
P. Kondratiuk
City of
Winnipeg
Dr. L. G. Gunne
Lac du Bonnet Village
H. R. Eade
Beaver Lumber Co
W. Gidluck
J. Brincheski
John Morski
J. Klassen
Zaretski
Armco Products
Province of Manitoba
Drache and Matlin
Lac du Bonnet Taxi
Springfield Leader
Canadian Pacific Railway
Judge Morkin
B. Wolovich and Son
Rowe Radio- Electric
E. Donin
Manitoba Power Commission
P. Bruder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flying Canucks
R.C.A.F
North Bay
Ont
R.c.af
Thomas G. Erskine
M.F.U
Beausejour Power Services
River Hills
Mrs. L. Rempel
Eddy Mroz
Gloria Herzog
Doreen Milke
Ruth Horch
Bob Honke
A. Duncan
Mrs. Rohrig
Margaret Beeshau
Gertrude Wittenberg
Dorothy Knopf
Pine Falls Hallowe‘en
Mrs. Kendefore
Foot Justice
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Inglewood
Portage
Directresses of the Society
Minister of Public Works
Homeland
R. M
W. Zolondek
C.P.R
Hans Erikson
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