Beausejour 4-H Club Leaders Meet In Conference
The third annual 4-H club leaders conference was held in Beausejour on Saturday November 2 with 20 leaders from Beausejour and eight from Winnipeg attending. Registration began at 10:00 a.m. and the session opened at 10:15 with O Canada sung and remarks by chairman F Slvinski Agricultural Representative. The program included a talk on Parliamentary procedure by Mary Matheson and an account of the delegates visit to the Minnesota State Fair by Mr.
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Beausejour
Winnipeg
O’canada
F. Slvinski
Mary Matheson
Minnesota
Conference on Western Agriculture Planning and 4 H Work
William Ferens presented displays by Mr. F Iryinsky and a questionnaire led by Ed Somers 4 H Club specialist. A noon dinner at Beausejour Hotel featured guest speaker D C Foster on the future of agriculture in the west. Afternoon sessions covered program planning work and play in 4 H clubs with reports. One leader called the conference an educational inspiration and full of ROSH ideas for planning our whole progress.
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William Ferens
F. Iryinsky
Ed. Somers
Beausejour
D. C. Foster
West
Seven Sisters Fun Fair at Seven Sisters Hospital Guild
The Seven Sisters Hospital Guild held a well attended Fun Fair and Bazaar at the Community Hall on Friday November 8. Visitors from Winnipeg Whitemouth Great Falls and Lac du Bonnet joined locals in a carnival atmosphere with booths for home cooking candy and needlework games of chance and fortune telling by Mrs. Erskine. Proceeds totaled about 550 dollars for guild coffers.
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Seven Sisters Hospital Guild
Winnipeg
Whitemouth
Great Falls
Lac du Bonnet
M Everson
Seven Sisters Guild
Fred Arseneault
Seven Sisters
A. Frantz
Guild
W. Erskine
E. Carruthers
J. Kearns
R. Weinhold
G. Cousins
Marge Emes
M. Thomson
B. Kuhn
Fort Garry Brewery Wins First Prize and Silver Medal
Fort Garry Brewery Ltd of Winnipeg received First Prize and a Silver Medal for Frontier at the Annual Brewers and Allied Traders Exhibition in London, honoring Manitoba industry. The event showcases Commonwealth breweries, with six classes judging process and global attention on Manitoba's manufacturing efforts. Frontier earned top prize and silver medal in its class.
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Fort Garry Brewery Limited
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Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Commonwealth
Manitoba
Fort Garry Brewery Ltd
Pioneer Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding in Beausejour
Beausejour residents Mr. and Mrs. John Berezuk were honored on their golden wedding anniversary on Saturday November 2. Family members including two daughters six sons and seventeen grandchildren attended a church service renewing vows followed by a parish hall supper. Grandchildren and friends offered gifts including a TV set a lamp and a mirror as cards of best wishes were extended by relatives and friends.
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John Berezuk
Beausejour
Fred Powell
Debbie Berezuk
P. Kachynski
J. Ivanchuk
Farmer Survives Nine Hours Trapped in Muddy Well
Beausejour area farmer Mike Hlatky, 44, spent nine hours sunk to his waist in a 30 inch well near his home before rescuers and local residents freed him at about 11 p.m. Monday. His wife and RCMP aided the effort as the crowd bailed water and a sedative helped calm him during the perilous ordeal.
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Beausejour
Mike Hlatky
Stead
Beausejour District
Hlatky
Tay
Margaret
Beausejour Rcmp
Latky
Welfz
Tit
RCMP
Whitemouth Hospital Guild Tea Nets Funds for Hospital Aid
The Whitemouth Hospital Guild reports over $200 from the Halloween tea on November 2 earmarked for hospital equipment plus $196 raised for the Canadian Blind Institute. A bingo night in the school auditorium on November 30 will benefit the March of Dimes. several members attended the Manitoba Women’s Hospital Auxiliaries Association event at the Royal Alexandra Hotel. The next guild meeting is set for December at Mrs Alex Hill’s home.
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Whitemouth Hospital
Ed. Lange
Earl Wesselman
Hallowe'en
No More Cows Novel British Machine Drawn Milk From Grass
The Montreal Gazette notes a British invention that extracts edible content from grass to produce milk without a cow. It imagines drastic cultural shifts if such a device existed a century ago, from eliminating cowboys to erasing Wild West imagery.
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Texas
Dodge City
Tin Pan Alley
Montreal Gazette
Paper production relies on rags for only a minority
Historical note states that 2 of all paper is made from rags, highlighting the limited role of rag-based pulp in paper manufacture and implying a broader use of wood fibers or other sources in the industry.
Century of Growth Sermon at Beausejour Grace Lutheran
Grace Lutheran Church on Gertrude Ave Beausejour hosts Sunday services at 7 38 p m every week Rev Richard Taron joins as student pastor welcoming attendees and unveiling a sermon theme A Century of Growth for the November 3 gathering
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Grace Lutheran Church
Gertrude Ave
Beausejour
Richard Taron
Christmas Mail Deadlines for Canadian Forces Overseas
Postal deadlines set for letters and parcels to Canadian Armed Forces overseas. UK Europe air and surface mail dates, Indo China air uplift details, and instructions to properly address and fully prepay mail with customs form 91B. Separate guidance will be issued for the Indo China airlift.
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United Kingdom
Continental Europe
Montreal
P.Q
Reac
Indo-China
Air Parcel
Saigon
Glenmoor and Brokenhead Rugby and Volleyball Results
The Brokenhead boys rugby beat Glenmoor 54 to 7 on Oct 28. The Brokenhead girls volleyball also defeated Glenmoor 21 to 6. Manuel Biedler bought a new 1957 automobile. Visiting were Clifford Potzer and a Regina cousin. Betty Rach had flu complications in hospital. Edward Yusishen and Norman Rach returned from Fort Churchill and plan a return trip around New Year.
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Brokenhead
Glenmoor
Man
Edward Yusishen
Norman Rach
Fort Churchill
Canada Faces Red Plague of Forest Fires
The Canadian Forestry Association estimates that about 300 million young trees are destroyed each year by fires caused by public carelessness. This phenomenon, likened to a kindergarten of regrowth, stems from seed trees and natural succession, but human-caused fires leave barren lands needing up to a half century for any sign of recovery.
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Canada
Canadian Forestry Association
Remembrance Day Service Held at Beausejour
A large crowd gathered Monday November 11 to honor those who died in World Wars I and II. The Beausejour Legion sponsored the event in the town hall with flags, shields, and a cenotaph bearing fallen names. Wreaths were laid by local officials and veterans, followed by prayers, hymns, a two minute silence, and the National Anthem.
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Canadian Legion
France
Belgium
O’canada
Joseph Gurka
Bugle
Bob Kellett
Beausejour Legion
Art Newton
Navty
Albert Ehinger
Army
Art Lawlor
Air Force
Frank Ehinger
Bert Larson
Rosenquist
J. Démarco
Prepare for Winter Driving Now
Winter driving strains drivers and vehicles as snow and cold spread. Insurance guidance urges slow speeds on slick streets, vigilant lookouts for darkly dressed pedestrians, and optional snow tires or chains. Ensure heater and defroster work, check exhaust seals, and drive gently to avoid skids.
Canada’s forest sector leads employment after agriculture
The forest resources and related industries in Canada sustain more jobs than any activity except agriculture, highlighting the sector’s pivotal role in the economy.
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Canada
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