Local notices from Lac du Bonnet district
Community news includes births in Selkirk and Pine Falls to the Kirby, Marshall, and Ukrainec families, a 14th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bellin, the passing of Mrs. Caroline Kowalchuk at 57, and Brookfield residents M. Peterson moving to Winnipeg. Also reports a timber wolf sighting near No. 11 highway, the death of summer visitor Percy Blore in Winnipeg, and social notes on visitors, the water project progress, and a lighthearted line about W C C Purely a social call with a cigar aroma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Kirby
Selkirk
James Marshall
Pine Falls
Dan Ukrainec
Delores Elaine
Caroline Kowalchuk
General Hospital
Kawalchuk
Stanley
Lac du Bonnet
No. 11
Bill Craeney
Bill
O.K
Poplar Bay
Bird River
Percy Blore
Percy
Winnipeg
Community notes from Beausejour district Manitoba events
Beausejour society items report transfers for Constable J Krassie and family in Virden to Boissevain. Shirley Paul of Winnipeg visiting Rumak family. Birthday supper honors Mrs L Drewle. Rev Dunn joins North American Lumber staff. Barbara Uranitch hired by Royal Bank. Hallowe en dance October 21 at Town Hall by Beausejour Curling Club. Mrs Ariss arrives from the coast to winter with O Russell family. Whist drive raises 30.44 for Beausejour district hospital by Eastern Star at Masonic hall. Benny Englot visits from Boissevain to attend brother's October 25 wedding. Canadian Order of Foresters banquet over 175 attendees in St Mary's hall to support War Memorial rink. Beausejour Legion delegates attend Argyle district convention. Beausejour branch wins shield for largest membership increase. Foresters sponsor a concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
The
Eastern Star
Beausejour and District Hospital
Order of Foresters
Court Beausejour
St. Mary’s Hall
War Memorial
Beausejour
Canadian Legion
Argyle
Man
Manitoba
Legion
G. V. Hoban
F. Ehinger
F. Rumak
W. Schnieder
L. J. Pulfer
W. Splett
J. Robertson
J. Shelson
Beausejour and Winnipeg Artists Set for Lyric Theatre Show
On Wednesday October 25 the Lyric theatre hosts artists from Beausejour and Winnipeg for a public performance to aid the hospital. Taxpayers are reminded the October 31 deadline is near with a 2 percent charge after. Remit now and save.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theatre
Beausejour
Winnipeg
Riverside News Highlights Of October Gatherings
Mrs A Stevens visited Winnipeg to meet her mother returning from a US trip. Albert Ste Croix Paul Desilets returned from Portage la Prairie after a geese and ducks hunt and attended Christian Lapointe’s wedding on October 14. Miss Yolande Laurette replaces Mr Fillion as Grade II IV teacher. Mud Falls St George and Pine Falls attendees enjoyed a feats of strength demo by Victor Delamarre and his children on October 21. At her card party on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ste. Croix
Paul Desilets
Portage la Prairie
Christian Lapointe
Yolande Laurette
Mr. Fillion
Mud Falls
St. George
Pine Falls
Victor Delamarre
Mrs Stevens Wins First Prize In Card Draw
Mrs Stevens took first prize for cards while Mrs Lacroix won the booby prize and Mrs Patrix earned the first draw. The hostess awarded a second draw prize to Mrs Catellier. The note adds that women are important taxpayers, citing Connecticut with many taxes on items like a woman’s hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stevens
Lacroix
Patrix
A. Catellier
Connecticut
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C. Levasseur
Lake View Hotel
Lou Sauve
Albert
Wener
B.sc
Boyd Brig
Optometrist
L. Algren
2Nd Street
Walbec Theatre
Louis
Hayward
Captain Blood
Patricia Merina
Maureen O’hara
Vincent Price
W. S. Kennard
Henry Bellin
Mrs. Henry Bellin
City
Mr. Bellin
Brookfield
M. Peterson
George Proctor
M. E Campbell
Ripley
W.C.C
Manitoba Telephone
BY Connie Stebbe
Constable
Why
Shirley Paul
N. Rumak
Dunn
North American Lumber
Barbara Uranitch
the Royal Bank
Curling Club
Benny Englot
Boissevain
Beausejour Order of Foresters
Pekoe
ISOA
Somerset Bldg
E. W. McDonald
C.L.A
Greater
Eastern
Rocket
Oldsmobile
Olde
Arent
General Motors
Gretsinger Garage Ltd
Beausejour, Man
Canada
Canadians
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