Wedding at St Marys Beausejour Highlights Agnes Dreger
Agnes Linda Dreger and Victor Anton Modrze jewski wed at St Marys church Beausejour on Saturday November 6 with Father Jaworski officiating. Mrs J Wilgosh provided music and Mrs A Reurcki sang Ave Maria as the bride wore white brocaded satin with a sweetheart neckline and pearl adorned veil.
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St. Mary’s Church
Beausejour
Agnes Linda
Fred Dreger
Victor Anton Modrzejewski
Father Jaworski
J. Wilgosh
A. Reurcki
Beausejour Wedding Party Details At Marys Hall
Mrs. Leo Naaykens served as matron of honor with bridesmaids Pearl Paz iuk and Olive Modrzejewski. Flower girl Joan Dreger and page boy Donny Modrzejewski carried yellow and mauve mums baskets. Best men were John Chorney and Ralph Dreger. Reception followed at St Marys Hall, Beausejour. couple to reside in Cromwell.
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Leo Naaykens
Pearl Paziuk
Olive Modrzejewski
Joan Dreger
Donny Modrzejewski
John Chorney
Ralph Dreger
St. Mary's Hall
Beausejour
Modrzejewski
Cromwell
P.M
Reimer Fredericks Wedding at Victoria Square United Church
On November 17 at 7 15 p m in Victoria Square United Church Gormley Ontario Joan Doreen Frederick daughter of William Frederick Pine Falls Manitoba became the bride of Elmer E Reimer son of Rev P J B Reimer Rosenort Manitoba Rev A C Houston officiated Miss Carol Perkins provided music Mrs Allan Orr sang O Perfect Love The bride wore taupe gabardine with Kelly green accessories and a green felt bonnet Mrs Kathy Vogt was the only attendant Ernest Vogt was groomsman The Vogts are former Steinbach residents Following the ceremony the Housons hosted guests at their home in Victoria Square The couple will reside at 15 Ravina Crescent Toronto Ontario Population of Newfoundland is estimated at 355000 about equal to Greater Vancouver.
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Victoria Square United Church
Gormley
Ont
Joan Doreen
William Frederick
Pine Falls
Man
Elmer E. Reimer
P. J. B. Reimer
Rosenort
Manitoba
A. C. Houston
Carol Perkins
Allan Orr
Ernest Vogt
Vogt
Steinbach
Houston
Royalty
Victoria Square
Reimer
Ravina Crescent
Toronto
Ontario
W.T.M
Local notes from Lac du Bonnet district sport and social updates
Residents share greetings from Fort William and plan a new Foresters lodge in Lac du Bonnet by December 15. Hallowe'en at Newcombe school raises prizes for Joanne Ripat. George Oakley hospitalized for appendectomy. well wishes flow. Levee-like attendance at Buckingham Palace is paralleled by Lac du Bonnet's court visit turnout. Canadian Legion Poppy Day totals and Institute for the Blind drive rise. Springfield Leader now delivered in Wellington, NZ. Letter from E W Kurdyzyk about a hockey match with Carruthers Habs. Sam Meyers may attend. Anglican bazaar cards draw prizes. early Big Game season spurs local hunting. New Royal Bank premises near ready. Jurgensen visit to Winnipeg recalls city changes.
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Peter J. Varona
Canadian Order of Foresters
Lac du Bonnet
Surprise farewell party for Robak couple in Glenmoor
A party at Paul Robak home on November 11 honored Mr. and Mrs. Robak as they leave the district for the winter. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Pete Robak, Alb Rach, H P Otto, Aug Rach and families. Food and refreshments were served. Vera Potzer left home to work in Beausejour at P Trapps store. Albert Rach’s well continued to flow wildly but harmlessly. J Yusishen owns a new ton-ton Fargo truck. Rev Thielmann returned from Saskatoon. J A Otto celebrated his birthday on November 1. On November 18 Mr. and Mrs. H Otto and Mrs. E Babel visited the Buss home in Golden Bay to admire the red barn.
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Paul Robak
Robak
Pete Robak
Alb. Rach
H. P. Otto
Aug. Rach and Sons
Vera Potzer
Beausejour
P. Trapp
H. Otto
E. Babel
Ladywood
R. Buss
Golden Bay
Buss
River Hills Births and Local Celebrations Notice
River Hills congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Ed Newman on the birth of son Mervin John born November 15. Mrs. L Rempel and family visited Morris relatives last weekend. Shirley Lips marked her eighth birthday on November 19 with many friends.
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Ed. Newman
Mervin John
Shirley Lips
Eastern Manitoba highway program ranked and praised
Minister pays tribute to 1951 grants in Eastern Manitoba for road building. Projects include 13.5 miles Grand Beach highway and 31.3 miles of the new Trans Canada to be black topped next year. Armour MacKay lauded Mr. Marcoux as a long time legislative advocate, with Reeve Archie Trapp pledging full municipal cooperation.
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Manitoba
Grand Beach
St. Boniface-Vivian
Henderson Highway
Manigotogan Settlement
Lake Winnipeg
Long Lake
Ontario
Seven Sisters
White Lake
Whiteshell
Brereton Lake
Pointe du Bois
Bird River
Coulee
Powerview
Pine Falls
Marcoux
Armour MacKay
North Eastern Chamber of Commerce
Mackay
Eastern Manitoba Development Board
Springfield
Archie Trapp
R.M
Brokenhead
Eastern
Seven Sisters Falls Curling Club Elected Officers 1951 52
At a Tuesday meeting Wilf Lewis was elected president for 1951 52 with A V Caton as honorary president C Precious as first vice president F King as second vice president M Thompson as secretary treasurer and H Leith M Everson J Kearns T Frantz and D Moores as executives E Tariff of Winnipeg named as delegate and Harold Vade bancouer’s wedding drew Winnipeg visitors. The sudden death of Edward Hawke at Niagara Falls shocked Seven Sisters district. The Seven Sisters Falls Hospital Guild held its annual supper raising about 147.
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Wilf Lewis
Seven Sisters Falls
Curling Club
A. V. Caton
C. Precious
F. King
M. Thompson
H. Leith
M. Everson
J. Kearns
T. Frantz
D. Moores
W. Lewis
E. Tariff
Winnipeg
Seven Sisters
Edward Hawke
Niagara Fall, Ont
Klann announces Tillie Klann engaged to Emil Schendle
Announcement from Mr and Mrs C Klann confirms the engagement of their daughter Tillie to Emil Schendle. The item notes a Sadie Hawkins Day celebration in Glenfields with many girls returning home broke and mentions additional households in the social snippet including Mr and Mrs Bob Belton Mr and Mrs C Zdrill and Mrs J.
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Glenfields
Sadie Hawkins
Family Passages and Visits Across Midwest Towns
Kabaluk took a motor trip visiting friends in Chicago Detroit and LaSalle. Mrs Louie Fiebelkorn and daughter Sharon are spending weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs G Fiebelkorn. Miss Florence Trojanoski of Winnipeg is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs S Trojanoski. Mr and Mrs Herman Shilke and family spent the weekend at the G Fiebelkorns.
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Mary Mikliechuk
The
Wheat Board
Pointe du Bois
Kabaluk
Chicago
Detroit
LaSalle
Louie Fiebelkorn
Sharon
Mrs. G. Fiebelkorn
Florence Trojanoski
Winnipeg
Mrs. S. Trojanoski
Herman Shilke
G. Fiebelkorn
Obituary for Susan Willeen Greschuk 4 in St Vital
Susan Willeen Greschuk four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Greschuk of lot 163 St Marys Road St Vital died Wednesday November 21 funeral services held Saturday November 24 at Memorial Funeral Chapel Rev C H Whitmore officiating burial in Brookside cemetery she is survived by her parents two brothers Michael and Joseph one sister Louise and grandfather Henery Greschuk of Beausejour pall bearers Joseph C Greschuk Paul E Fidelak Wilbert Cullen James W Morrison
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Susan Willeen Greschuk
John W. Greschuk
St. Mary’s Road
St. Vital
Memorial Funeral
C. H. Whitmore
Home Street United
Brookside Cemetery
Susan
Michael
Joseph
Louise
Henery Greschuk
Beausejour
Joseph C. Greschuk
Paul E. Fidelak
Wilbert Cullen
James W. Morrison
Edward Honke Dies in Mining Work Accident
Funeral services for Edward Honke age 30 son of Mrs. Fred Wolfram and the late Ludwig Honke were held at St. Pauls Lutheran church River Hills. Burial followed in the churchyard cemetery. He had lived in River Hills before moving east for mining work and was employed tunneling at Niagara Falls Ontario. Surviving are his mother five brothers Andrew Henry Winnipeg Ferdinand Seven Sisters William River Hills four sisters Mrs Gottlieb Rosnow Fort Frances Mrs G Herzog Sault Ste Marie Mrs Rudolf Rosnow Winnipeg Mrs Theodore Bomback Winnipeg and three half-brothers and two half sisters.
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Fred Wolfram
Ludwig Honke
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
River Hills
Edward
Niagara Falls
Ont
Andrew
Henry
Winnipeg
Ferdinand
William
Frederick
Inglis
Man
Gottlieb Rosnow
Fort Frances
G. Herzog
Sault Ste. Marie
Rudolf Rosnow
Theodore Bomback
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