Tea and tag day raises near 100 for cancer campaign
The Whitemouth Hospital Guild sponsored a tea and tag day on October 14 in the Municipal Hall to aid the Cancer Research campaign. Approximately 100 dollars was realized. Presiding over the tea were Mrs. Felix Carlson Mrs. Alec Malkoske Mrs. Rudy Noel Mrs. Norman Tyler with home cooking by Mrs. William Aitkenhead Mrs. A. Cousins kitchen and Mrs. D. M. Wardrop Mrs. T. Law and Mrs. Ed. Malkoske. cashiers were Mrs. R. Giesbrecht and Miss A. Prettie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
Felix Carlson
Alec Malkoske
Rudy Noel
Norman Tyler
William Aitkenhead
A. Cousins
D. M. Wardrop
T. Law
Ed. Malkoske
R. Giesbrecht
A. Prettie
Mrs Helen Kriehn Chosen Matron of New Hospital
Beausejour and District hospital board at a regular meeting in the Municipal Council chambers on October 19 appointed Mrs Helen Kriehn as matron for the new hospital. They also hired nurses Miss Marjorie Pasaluko Miss Evelyn Hastman Mrs C Schneider and Miss Alexandra Halyko, plus staff including Carl Reich caretaker and Mrs C Reich laundry maid. Two practical nurses remain to be found and a cook helper is needed. A $100 donation from the Glenfields and District Ladies Hospital Guild will fund part of furnishing one ward costing $500, with a bronze plaque to honor benefactors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour and District
A. Weselak
Treasure
L. J. Pulfer
Fred Small
Gordon James
Lydiatt
George Newton
Molson
E. Wojciechowski
Lac du Bonnet
B. Warkentin
Nick Kubish
Julian Tichena
H. H. Lippmann
C. Bush
Helen Kriehn
Kriehn
The
Erickson Hospital
Marjorie Pasaluko
Pine Falls
Evelyn Hastman
Golden wedding anniversary celebrates Maves family
Mr and Mrs Paul Maves of Beausejour marked their 50th wedding anniversary on October 15 with a large gathering. They wed in Grafton North Dakota and spent early years there before moving to Canada in 1913. Their four children live across Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba and Ontario. Relatives travelled about 42000 miles to attend a church service and dinner at the couple’s home with gifts including a Lazy Boy chair and a miniature money tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Maves
Beausejour
Maves
Grafton
North Dakota
U.S.A
Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Rev
Moertelmeyer
Earl
Alma
Moertelgmeyer
Laurence
Mave
Annie Hildebrandt
Swannville
Minn
Ida Matthees
Fair Haven
Rose McDougall
Kenyon
Houlda Wulf
St. Paul
Henry Wulf
J. Matthees
Re Luechmann
St. Claude
V. Matthees
Clearwater
Earl Hinz
Penny
Zumbrata
Roy Matthees
Haven
J. Grenett
John Hinricks
Crystal
N.D
L. Hinricks
Grand Forks
A. Schultz
Louise Weiss
E. Sommer
A. Born
Elmer Hinz
M. Hinricks
A. Hildebrandt
Swanville
L. E. Maves
Barrie
Ont
Bernard Hinz
Zambrata
Min
E. Mattheess
South Haven
E. Maves
Marshall, Sask
Brincheski and Horn Win Close Lac du Bonnet Council Seats
In Lac du Bonnet's Friday municipal election Ward II saw a tight three way race with William Brincheski elected on 65 votes, M. Horbatiuk 64, and M. Brabyk 55. Ward III saw J. C. Horn lead with 94 votes to M. Anderson's 70, inaugurating a 1951 council headed by Reeve E. Wojciechowski and ward members Mazur Brincheski Horn Belluk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
J. Bilan
A. E. J. Davies
William Brincheski
M. Horbatiuk
M. Brabyk
J. C. Horn
M. Anderson
E. Wojciechowski
J. Mazur
W. Brincheski
W. R. Belluk
Dairyana Collection at Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
Dairyana pieces from Mr. Gwinn of Philadelphia will premier in Canada at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair November 14 22. The exhibit includes world milk bottles brass cans Wedgwood cream pans silver nipples ancient milking gear a foot treadle milking machine and World War II wooden dairy footwear. The collection grows with dairy books prints and documents as Dairy Industries International coordinates a dairy museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwinn
Canada
Philadelphia
England
United States
Dairy Industries International
Washington, D.C
Royal Household
Louis Bromfield
Seven Sisters Quilt for Whitemouth District Hospital
Members of the Hospital Guild gathered Monday and Tuesday to quilt two quilts for Whitemouth District hospital. Under Mrs. L. Cousins guidance the group learned with enthusiasm and shared a few pricks from the needle. Lunches were served, and two more quilts are planned for next month. Relatives of Mrs Rougeau and Mrs McGibbon were noted in attendance and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Guild
Whitemouth District Hospital
L. Cousins
North-Eastern Teachers Convene in Beausejour
The North-Eastern Teachers convention met in Beausejour on October 12 and 13 with 101 attendees at the Town hall session. Dr. W. C. Miller welcomed from the department of education, and Dr. W. C. Graham spoke on the social function of teachers and attitudes toward their work. The event featured musical interludes, a banquet, and panel discussions across grades, ending with an open session on curriculum revision led by Dr. J. M. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beausejour
W. Schultz
Whitemouth
W. C. Miller
Department of Education
Paul L'Heureux
Chown
Wetzel
Beausejour Hotel
E. V. Hoffman
Pine Falls
B. Warkentin
S. Bahry
Ladywood
Florence
Kalynuk
H. C. M. Solar
Horodyski
W. C. Graham
United College
Winnipeg
M. Sparrow
Warkentin
N. J. Stryk
C. K. Rogers
Malenchuk
Cloverleaf
Godolphin
L. Rasmussen
M. McLeod
Selkirk
I. Abbott
G. Cousins
Seven Sisters Falls
V. Blaker
van Malsen
S.horosko
W. Hammerstedt
Lac du Bonnet
Mallenchuk
J. M. Brown
Natural gas pipelines aid nearby industry growth
Contrary to belief, natural gas pipelines seldom create new industries in their districts but they significantly assist the expansion of existing industries in the surrounding area.
Interprovincial pipeline cuts Manitoba Saskatchewan fuel costs
Imperial Oil cuts wholesale prices for gasoline kerosene and light fuel oils across Manitoba and Saskatchewan as Alberta crude reaches Regina refineries via the new interprovincial pipeline. Gasoline and kerosene drop up to four cents a gallon, light fuel oils up to one cent. Further cuts expected next summer with Winnipeg refinery completion and Alberta crude price adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Imperial Oil
Alberta
Regina
Canada
Winnipeg
Ontario
Neuman Elected Councillor in St. Clements Vote
Newmann chosen to represent northern districts of Thalberg and Grand Marais for two years. He is a storekeeper postmaster and trucker, with a strong interest in roads. Rueben Thomas, longtime councillor, defeated as residents expect improved road policies for Greenwald Thalberg and north areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladywood-Brokenhead
Beausejour
St. Clements
Thalberg
Grand Marais
Rueben Thomas
Paul Neuman
Neuman
Re‘gards
Council of
Greenwald
North
Paper Mill Employees Celebrate All-Time High Daily Production
Manitoba Paper company marked a record 370 tons of finished newsprint daily on September 19. More than 1,000 employees and guests attended an open house at Pine Falls recreation centre on October 15 with a floor show, refreshments, and acknowledgments by mill manager Ralph Hayes for decades of modernization and teamwork behind the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Paper Company
Pine Falls
Jerry Carey
Manitoba
Ralph Hayes
Manitoba Power Company
Bill McLeod
Ian Rodger
Electrical Department
Stardusters Orchestra
Engagements and Local News From Roland and Winnipeg
Mrs L Rempel notes engagements Dorothy Klapratt and Arthur Knopp on October 14 while Norman Hanke begins work in Winnipeg. Byman and William Pischke wed October 21. St Pauls Lutheran fall supper planned October 28. Mrs Margie Knopf hospitalized in Whitemouth. Donna Parkinson ill at home in Roland. Sympathy extended to Henshell and Martin families on H Martins death October 15.
Pine Falls Recreational Association Elects Officers
A general meeting at Manitoba lodge on Wednesday October 18 led to electing W. Jackson as president H. Halpin as vice president G. Sadler as secretary B. Campbell as treasurer. An executive from town organizations and a Manitoba Paper Company trustees board were named. A plan for a refrigeration plant to supply artificial ice for curling and skating rinks was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls Recreational Association
Manitoba
Turner
C. Rempel
Association
W. Jackson
H. Halpin
G. Sadler
B. Campbell
Unions, Trades and Labor Council
Manitoba Paper Company
R. E. Hayes
W. Harrison
D. Robertson
J. Carey
M. Turner
New Books Arrive At Pine Falls Library
The Pine Falls public library announces 100 books from 1949-50 and 300 new titles added at various dates. The library now offers 1,600 books for rental to members, with 1,300 read by patrons in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Engagement of Doreen Grace Bedford to Ervin Rattai
Mr and Mrs Frank Bedford announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Doreen Grace of Wadena Saskatchewan to Ervin Rattai son of Mr and Mrs Ed mond Rattai of Beausejour The wedding is set for Wednesday November 8 at 2 30 pm in the United Church Wadena
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bedford
Doreen Grace
Wadena, Sask
Ervin Rattai
Edmond Rattai
Beausejour
United Church
Wadena
Sask
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alleg Renee Eee
ALL
New Hospital
Mrs
Mark
Rose
Ang
Springfield
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Brincheski
Horn
Mrs. H. Leith
Mrs. Rougeau
Frost
Matheson, Ont
R.M
Brokenhead
Neduzak Siefriet
Newmann
St. Clement’s
L. Rempel
Dorothy Klapratt
Arthur Knopp
Norman Hanke
Miss Byman
William Pischke
Ladies’ Aid of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Friendly Fellows
Margie Knopf
Whitemouth Hospital
Donna Parkinson
Roland, Man
Donna
Alex Henshell
Doreen Martin
H. Martin
W. Jackson Heads
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