Beausejour Notes Highlight Deer Hunt Plans and Local News
Beausejour residents share news of Carl Bullman taking two weeks off to hunt deer and serve as chief adviser at the War Memorial Centre. Stewart Campbell joins the Canadian Navy and will be stationed on the Cornwallis. A December 2 change in United church hours adds Sunday school at 11 am and service at 7 pm. Local events include an Ice Jam boree at the Memorial Centre with prizes and a red rooster catch bonus. The Beausejour Hockey club looks set to field a strong team.
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Carl Bullman
War Memorial Centre
Stewart Campbell
Beausejour
Stewart
Cornwallis
United Church In
New Times
Memorial Centre
Beausejour Collegiate News Prize Winners Named
Beausejour Collegiate News reports prize winners from the recent fundraising drive announced at the weekly student council meeting. Herman Bush topped the campaign with over five times his quota, Gen Horodyski followed closely, both achieving strong sales. High room skippers included Roland Otto Laverne Kielback and Audrey Renshaw for grades 12 11 and 9 respectively. about 150 dollars was raised for the new school.
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Herman Bush
Gen Horodyski
Roland Otto
Laverne Kielback
Audrey Renshaw
Whitemouth Visits Springfield Leader Readers Renew Subscriptions
Vernon BC visitors Mr and Mrs Fred Huhn renewed their Springfield Leader subscription at the home of their daughter Mrs Walter Steiner, expressing pleasure at reuniting with familiar faces after six years. The column reports local notices from Whitemouth including deaths, society news, a school drama anecdote, and community events.
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Fred Huhn
Vernon
B.C
Walter Steiner
Springfield Leader
Whitemouth
Seven Sisters Scouts and Cubs Hold Parents Night
Seven Sisters Scouts and Cubs invited parents to a Friday parents night in the Community hall. W. J. Lewis chaired a loose program with Wolf Cubs led by E. Carruthers and L. Carr performing steam-off games and songs. Bobby Coyne, Richard Stardom joined the pack, Keith King, George Smith and James Gibbons took the promise, and a lunch for the social period raised 52 dollars for scout funds.
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Seven Sisters Scouts and Cubs
W. J. Lewis
O Canada
Wolf Cubs
E. Carruthers
King
L. Carr
Bobby Coyne
Richard Stardom
Walker Kretchmer
Herb Baker
Keith King
George Smith
James Gibbins
Ladies of the Scout Association
Mesdames
W. J. McGibbon
H. C. G. Ligertwood
F. Oxholm
H.L
Beausejour sports clubs plan league entries and events
Winter plans include a potential entry into a Pine Falls Portage la Prairie Stonewall league. New Beausejour hockey club officers are G W Hoban president Billy Kaatz secretary and Alvin Stebbe treasurer. First skating night at Beausejour Memorial Centre is Friday November 30. Beausejour Curling Club starts season with a mixed bonspiel. United Church Ladies Aid met at Mrs G Mullin's home November 21 with Mrs R V Smith presiding and hostesses Mrs G Mullin and Mrs J Mullin.
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Pine Falls
Portage la Prairie
Stonewall
G. W. Hoban
Billy Kaatz
Alvin Stebbe
Beausejour Memorial Centre
United Church Ladies’ Aid
G. Mullin
F. Hayes
R. V. Smith
J. Mullin
Furnace installed at New Greek Catholic church
Winnie Letwin spent the weekend at her parents home. The Greek Catholic church now has heat thanks to a new furnace installed by William Oneschuk. Gratitude expressed to him and all who assisted.
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Winnie Letwin
Mrs
John Letwin
William Oneschuk
Laurentians Stand as World’s Oldest Mountain Range
The Laurentians are recognized as the oldest mountain range on Earth, tracing their formation back millions of years and continuing to inform geological history through their enduring structure and composition.
Economical protein sources for weekly meals
Suggests substituting cheese and dried beans or peas for expensive meats once or twice weekly to maintain protein and mineral intake while saving money. Recommends daily salads for essential nutrients, noting economic benefits.
Great Falls Group Scouts Grow and Plan for Spring HQ
The Great Falls Group formed under a year ago now includes four boys in Lone Patrol attached to Pointe du Bois Troop and twelve in the Cub Pack. They have spent the year bringing boys to Tenderfoot and Tenderpad, attended a Rally at Seven Sisters, and plan a repeat visit. A building has been loaned as group headquarters, though it won’t be ready until spring. In the meantime they work on equipment projects, including model bridges to enter in Eatons Hobby Show, while awaiting an Assistant Cub Master.
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Great Falls
Pointe du Bois
Seven Sisters
Tenderfoot
Tenderpad
Eatons
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