Whitemouth Social Notes Highlight Travel and Local Events
Rattsi enjoys duck hunting in Saskatchewan while Jorenson and Sby visit the States. Square Dance Club forms an organizational meeting at Mrs Wardrop’s home. Local residents Bert Alpers and family install TVa, and a waist measure fundraiser aids Cancer Research. A stag and shower honors Art Gessel and bride. Hotel convention attendees and trips to Morris noted. Fowl supper planned for October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Rattsi
Saskatchewan
Richard Jorenson
Lesliesby
States
D. M. Wardrop
Bert Alpers
Tva
Lorne Abraham
Richard
Tommy Melnik
Wm. Milbrandt
Wardrop
Ion
J. Karkoff
Elizabeth Merke
Winnipeg
Art Merke
Alec Klaptey
Burt Karkoff
Rose Marie
Wm. Sudletsky
Neepawa
Art Gessel
Albert Hildebrandt
Mars Fred Malkoske
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Jim Thomson
Morris
Manitoba
Sale of Lands for Arrears of Taxes Whitemouth Manitoba
Notice of public auction by the Rural Municipality of Whitemouth to sell parcels for arrears of taxes and costs on December 9, 1955. Lists numerous land parcels with acreages and totals, includes exceptions, plan numbers, and adjustments. Official notice dated October 15, 1955 signed by the Secretary-Treasurer.
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Whitemouth
Manitoba
Local church and community notices from Whitemouth area
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces improved health for Mrs Geo Hunter and notes engagements of Verna and Helgi Storseth. Kenora Ontario visits and nursing graduate Myra Klepatz vacationing with parents. Willie Beeskau to return from Kenora. Fred Anderson hosts Kenora guests. Dick Gittins has a cold. Fowl supper by Whitemouth Lutheran Ladies Aid raises funds with crafts and baking. Winnipeg-area students enjoy college life. Community Club to elect new officers November 14 and host Halloween dance for the Institute of the Blind. Ross United Church Ladies Aid plans a Remembrance Day fowl supper November 11. CGIT initiationOctober 19 includes Margaret Dereski and Rose Marie Reiman followed by tea and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Klepatz
Barbara
Valda Dunn
Willie Beeskau
Kenora
Ontario
Fred Anderson
Dick Gittins
Whitemouth Lutheran Ladies Aid
Helen
Mary
Allen Zajac
Winnipeg
Harry Webb
Dryden
Reggie Webb
Ross United Church Ladies Aid
CGIT
Margaret Dereski
Rose Marie Reiman
Wendeborn Kushar Progeviat head to Darwin bush camp
Peter Kushar and Dan Progeviat left for their winter camp at Darwin Manitoba. Edward Sitar drives a 1956 light green Dodge sedan. Edward Basarowich heads to Atikokan Ontario for Canadian National Railway work. Miss Helen Krystalowich of Winnipeg visits with her mother. others include Harry Farianchuk, Mrs. Steve Novicki, Mrs. J. P. Bateman, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Toews visiting and returning from Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kushar
Dan J. Progeviat
Darwin
Man
John Neyedley
Thomas
Minaki
Ontario
Mike Lastinka
Edward A. Sitar
Edward Basarowich
Atikokan
Canadian National Railways
Harry Farianchuk
Helen Krystalowich
Winnipeg
K. Krystalowich
Steve Novicki
J. P. Bateman
Saskatoon
Sask
Thomas Novicki
Edward Toews
Alberta
Winter oil field work for Bert Basarowich in Dallard Sask
Local notices record Bert Basarowich heading to Dallard Saskatchewan for winter oil field employment. Several social items mention visits from Mrs P Johnson of Redditt Ontario and Mrs Karl Ivanoczko and Winnipeg residents at the McKinnon home. A Montreal couple welcomes a baby daughter born October 16 at Montreal General Hospital. Community events include St Anthony's gathering with Rev Majka and Rev Ferus replacing Bartofski, plus a parish bazaar set for October 29 1955 in Elma Hall with a lamp display at the Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Basarowich
Dallard
Sask
P. Johnson
Redditt
Ontario
Thomas Novicki
Karl Ivanoczko
Wilfred Proceviat
Montreal
Montreal General Hospital
A. McKinnon
R. B. Smorong
St. Anthony's
Elma
S. Majka
J. Ferus
H. Bartofski
John H. Sitar
Jack Scott
Elma Hall
Sunshine Vitamin D Aids Growth And Bone Health
Vitamin D is described as essential for children from birth to sixteen, enabling absorption of calcium and phosphorus for strong bones and teeth. It is called the Sunshine Vitamin, with synthetic forms available as tablets or liquids to substitute natural sun exposure.
Capsule forms gain favor as tasteless youth oil alternative
Capsule forms, unlike the old style fish liver oil, are tasteless and acceptable to youngsters, offering a modern alternative that appeals to families seeking easier compliance and improved palatability.
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T. G. Erskine
C.T
R.O.W
L.S.D
South East
North East
South West
Can. Pac. Railway
C.P.F
North West
Traplan
Borys West
Whitemouth Manitor
D. Meyers Tretary
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Oldenburg
Geo Hunter
Verna
Helgi Storseth
Olie Hanstead
Kenoratario
Co. E
Wendeborn
A. Putney
G. Miller
V. Fairley
A. SiMont
The
Royal Bank
Canada
the Royal Bank
Lac du Bonnet
Beausejour
Pine Falls
DODGE
Dodge Dealers
Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited
Johnnie