Ste ad district welcomes new families and builders
The district notes recovery for Mrs Castrer at Beausejour Hospital while several locals including John Hryden Pete poet Bill Wachel Mike Shady Billy Pasaluko Pete and Peter Chrusch have moved to work on the Trans Canada Highway in Ontario. Two new bungalows rise here with Nick Romani and Steve Zakaluk building nearby. Mr and Mrs Art Carrier and Louise settle in Forestry house as the district extends a warm welcome.
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John Hryden
Bill Wachel
Mike Shady
Billy Pasaluko
Pete and Chrusch
Peter Chrusch
Ontario
Nick Romani
Stead
Steve Zakaluk
Art Carrier
Louise
Forestry House
Great Falls 4 H members reach provincial final
The Great Falls 4 H foods club sent Dorothy Warren and Anne Arneson to represent Eastern Manitoba at the provincial final at the University of Manitoba in October. The Great Falls library reports a new shipment of books available for one dollar, obtainable at the post office. Mr and Mrs W A Fraser returned from a trip to Cherry Valley Prince Edward Island. Weekend visitors at the Gordon Craig home included Mr and Mrs Frank Ahorepee and Marcus of Charleswood. Mrs Metzler hosted a birthday gathering for Mrs G Petterson and gave her a travel alarm clock. Mrs Dorland's parents Mr and Mrs Swedlund of Winnipeg visited with Mr and Mrs W Dorland.
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Great Falls
4-H Foods Club
Dorothy Warren
Anne Arneson
Manitoba
Uniersity of
Mrs. W. A. Fraser
Cherry Valley
Prince Edward Island
Gordon Craig
Frank Ahorepee and
Marcus
Charleswood
Mrs. Metzler
Pine Falls and Powerview Community Notes
Births, birthdays, and family announcements abound. Garth Pennell welcomed a son at Pine Falls Hospital on Oct 3 while Gardiner family celebrated a great grandson. Local social events include a Saddle Songs Orchestra show at the Recreation Centre and a Novice bowling event at Pine Falls Five Pine Bowl. Sports report Pine Falls Collegiate rug team played at Beausejour and Lac du Bonnet, with volleyball wins. Fire destroyed a home on Oct 3, and community gatherings occurred at the Armoury and Mrs Nahernjak’s home.
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Garth Pennell
Pine Falls Hospital
Gardiner
Pine Falls
Beausejour
Lac du Bonnet
Frank and Martin Weddin[g] at Riverland Church in Sept
Lois Ruth Martin and Lennart Gunnar Frank exchanged vows at Riverland Church on September 28. Rev. Richardson officiated. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with tulle and a pearl jeweled crown. Attendants included Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Erskine. The couple will reside in Brandon, Manitoba.
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Riverland
Churc
Lois Ruth
Thomas Martin
Reston
Gunn- Man
Lennart Gunnar Or Frank
Lac du Bonnet
Rev. Richardson
R. Patterson
Souris
R. Erskine
Brandon
Little Alyne
Linda Erskine
Alyne
Linda
Nick Verklin
Lockport
Dale
Larry Frank
Ed. Ongman
Prince George
Manitoba
Glenmoor Trip With Otto Family To Woodley Sask
Mrs. E J Otto and Mr and Mrs Paul Otto traveled with Mr and Mrs F Otto and Jerry of Thalberg to Woodley Saskatchewan recently. The Zirk brothers William Herman Martin and sister Lydia Fey have gone to Honey BC to attend their mother Mrs John Zirk funeral. Our deepest sympathy goes to the family.
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Paul Otto
F. Otto and
Jerry
Thalberg
Woodley, Sask
Zirk
Herman
Martin
Lydia Fey
Honey B.C
John Zirk
Family moves as Fred assumes Big Station post
In Great Falls Fred takes over as Superintendent of the Big Station and the Arseneaults will move into the former Birston house. Fred previously served on the supervisory staff at Seven Sisters. Welcome back, friends celebrate Gordon Henschel’s October 5 birthday with a Whiteshell resort gathering. Walter Bushby, ex-district worker now at Fort William, suffered a serious August accident causing his foot amputation. he is being fitted with an artificial limb and hopes to walk well soon. Margaret and Don Van Dussen of Winnipeg visited Margaret Leith’s family. Sherry enjoyed a TV Series visit. Don returns to work.
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Great Falls
Fred
Arseneaults
Birstons
Seven Sisters
Gordon Henschel
Gordy
Fred Henschel
Whiteshell
Gordon
Walter Bushby
Fort William
Walter
Margaret
Don van Dussen
Winnipeg
Howard Leith
Sherry
T.V
Don
Harvest Festival Glimpses and Local Anecdotes
On a sunny Sunday Glenmoor Lutheran Church hosted Harvest Festival events with a Sunday School program featuring thanks from the children. Leona Schnellert marked her third birthday on October 2 as Eddy Schnellert unveiled a 1950 car to replace his old Model A Ford, while a Dodge fire destroyed another car during a post school outing involving Mr. Lad Obruk and a fellow teacher.
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Ladobruk
Glenmoor Lutheran Church
Eddy Schnellert
Ford
Seven Sisters Falls Welcome Home Joe Sauer to Line Gang
Old friend Joe Sauer returns to work on the line gang after recovering from a February injury. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arseneault plan to move back to Seven by print time.
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Joe Sauer
Joe
Fred ‘Arseneault
Moon plans and Greek roots spark notional fears at club
Enrolled in second year engineering at the University, Margaret teaches school. A discussion at the Upper Seven Sisters Recreation Centre mocks Russia's moon shot and ICBM claims. Members fear cultural fallout, joking about songwriters and a hypothetical Russian Moon theme.
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University
Margaret
Canada’s Hop Production This Year Reaches One Million Pounds
Canada produced 1,368,900 pounds of hops this year, reflecting solid output across growing regions. The figure highlights ongoing cultivation of premium varieties and steady market demand for hops in brewing.
Six Canadians Die Daily on Streets and Highways
Daily toll from Canadian streets and highways shows six fatalities each day. Authorities warn drivers and pedestrians to exercise greater caution while infrastructure and safety campaigns attract attention nationwide.
Walnut lumber production in Canada in 1953
Production of walnut lumber in 1953 in Canada totaled 3.00 dollars per board measure with Ontario accounting for all of it.
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Canada
Ontario
Canada’s Old Age Security Fund Faces 60 Million Shortfall
The fund runs in the red by about 60 million dollars annually. Canada’s government faces a fiscal gap in the Old Age Security program, with projected annual shortfalls mounting as demographics shift and costs rise.
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Canada
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Dankowsky
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St. Charles Ranges
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Saddle Songs” Orchestra
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S. Brown
Mary Pachkowsky
Conservative Party
Oe Manitou Lodge
Frank-Martin
Glenmoor
E. J. Otto
Canada Savings
Little
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J. Otto
Seven Sisters Falls
Stan Gitting
Upper
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Soviet Union
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Bing Frisby
Upper Seven Sisters Recreation Club
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