Semi-Annual Legion Meeting at Pine Falls
About 170 Legion and auxiliary members gathered in Pine Falls for the Canadian Legion No. 10 District semi annual rally held in the new Legion Memorial hall. The event opened with a 6:30 p.m. banquet, with remarks by district president J Menzies and provincial secretary A Cairns stressing Canadian unity, veterans’ benefits, and the Legion’s role in supporting disabled veterans and orphans.
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Pine Falls
No. 10 District Command
Canadian Legion
Legion Memorial
Legion and Auxiliary
J. Menzies
Legion
Auxiliary
W. C. Harrison
Woods
Manitoba Paper Company
Menzies
A. Cairns
Canada
Cairns
Farewell Given for Mr. And Mrs. J. Antymis
A farewell party honored Mr. and Mrs. John Antymis at H. Antymis home on Sunday October 19. They move to Ridgeville Manitoba and were given a large plate glass mirror. The Antymis have purchased a hotel at Ridgeville.
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John Antymis
H. Antymis
Antymis
Ridgeville
Man
W.F
Pete Kulbaba and Sons of
Winnipeg
Mrs. J. Zagday
Whitemouth D C Elects Officers at October meeting
The Whitemouth Community Club held a general meeting on October 21 at the curling rink clubroom. Dave Wardrop was named chairman. Elected officers for the coming year include President Henry Steiner Vice-president Sid Weinstock and Secretary-Treasurer William Schultz. Executive committee members are Mrs F Carlson Mrs Josie Cousins Mrs Tom Law J Thomson Richard Gittens and Fred Anderson. Skating Rink committee members are Ernie Steiner Clarence Nelson Sandy Cousins Harold Aitkenhead and Ed Maza.
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Whitemouth
Dave Wardrop
Henry Steiner
Sid Weinstock
William Schultz
F. Carlson
Josie Cousins
Tom Law
J. Thomson
Richard Gittens
Fred Anderson
Ernie Steiner
Clarence Nelson
Sandy Cousins
Harold Aitkenhead
Ed. Maza
Quote from Steele on human nature and sincerity
A reflective remark notes that people often fail to live by goodness yet still honor it in others. It asserts a love of truth and an attraction to sincerity, even as personal flaws impede the practice of virtue.
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Steele
Manitoba Opens Big Game Season November 24
Manitoba announces the start of its big game season on Monday November 24, closing December 4, with a noon to sunset closure from November 29 to December 1. Deer bag limit is one male deer age one year, moose restricted north of 53rd parallel to Manitoba residents, barren ground caribou limited to remote resident hunters, woodland caribou closed, elk regulations pending, licenses remain: deer two fifty resident, twenty five nonresident. moose and caribou five dollars only for residents.
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Manitoba
Director of Game and Fisheries
M F A M F A Meet to Discuss Amalgamation
J L Wilton president of the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co operation and J Schulz president of the Manitoba Farmers Union met recently to discuss greater cooperation or possible merger. Schulz favored a broader federation while cautioning against tampering with resolutions. He proposed MFAC merge with MFU and then affiliate with the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, a plan his members might not accept. Wilton suggested a joint committee to review resolutions and present to government. Schulz noted this may be impractical due to unresolved disagreements on farm storage and voluntary requisitions and asked Wilton to bring the idea to his board meeting on October 22.
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J. L. Wilton
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation
J. Schulz
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Schulz
M.F.A.C
M.F.U
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Wilton
Old South Lutheran To Close for Last Time
The Old South Lutheran church at Whitemouth will close its doors on Sunday November 16 1952 after fifty years of faith ful service. Built by pioneers the landmark building will be replaced by a new church on the same site hoped to serve the community as well as the old one did.
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Old South Lutheran Church
Whitemouth
Social notes from Winnipeg area visitations and travels
Olga Kabalurk and families host and visit relatives across Winnipeg and Otter Falls. Arthur Fiebelkorn spends a weekend in Winnipeg. Belton and Kondratuk families host gatherings in Otter Falls. Stanley Gmetrick celebrated at Dumas residence. Jerold Grienkie and Bernice visit Steinbach. Leander Zirks bush wackers depart Oct 24 for Bushy River. Gmeterick and Belian families visit Kabaluk home in Winnipeg.
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Leander Zirks
Bushy River
Arthur Fiebelkorn
Alvin Schinkel
Multum in parvo cheese health note
A brief health note praises cheese for its calcium protein vitamin A and riboflavin. It recommends consuming cheese at least three times weekly in plain form or as an ingredient in other dishes to support good health.
Beausejour Hospital Guild Reports Successful Past Year
Beausejour Hospital Guild outlines a productive year with fundraisers and in kind contributions. Cedar chest raffle boosted supplies in wards and staff rooms while sewing and White Cross Drive participation supported repairs, with nine general and five executive meetings. New officers include President G V Hoban and vice presidents B Wakertin H Lippmann. events planned through October to November 15 fund Hospital Assistance.
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Beausejour Hospital
C. Johnson
White Cross Guild
G. V. Hoban
B. Warkentin
H. Lippmann
N. Rumak
S. Rumak
Ways and Means
R. Geisbrecht
J. Funk
J. Ott
J. Antosh
W. Klingbell
A. Tolosko
Guild
Wendy Warren
Beausejour
Hosital Assistance Fund
Training Nursing Assistants Opens New Field
The article notes schools may produce graduates who join nursing teams as nursing assistants. Training lasts nine months and leads to full-time hospital employment. Information on courses is available from provincial health departments and the federal Department of Veterans Affairs in Ottawa.
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Federal Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Ottawa
Renewal notice for Leader subscription due date
Look at date numerals after your address on a Leader copy. The 12-11-51 style numbers show the day month and year the subscription becomes due. Check your subscription now and mail your remittance with the form below.
Nurses Registration For Civil Defence in Manitoba
Volunteer nurses across Manitoba are urged to register for a civil defence census. Centres in hospitals and health units operate 9 am to 9 pm through Friday, about 120 sites. Registration can also be by mail to The Civil Defence Nursing Coordinator, 320 Sherbrook St., Winnipeg.
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Manitoba
Josephine DeBrincat
Civil Defence
Canada
Civil Defence Nursing Coordinator
Sherbrook St
Winnipeg
MAKE LUNCH AN EVENT
Office workers should treat lunch as a nourishing break with fresh fruit vegetables and milk or a hot drink. In cold weather hot soup in a vacuum bottle adds nourishment and interest. A short noon walk in fresh air helps renew energy for the afternoon.
Death notice for Mr T G Erskine of Whitemouth
The Springfield Leader reports the death of Mr T G Erskine of Whitemouth husband of our Whitemouth correspondent. The editor and staff extend sympathy to Mrs Erskine and the paper’s devoted and popular colleague.
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T. G. Erskine
Whitemouth
Springfield Leader
Erskine
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Korea
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Arnprior
Cpl
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Kingston
Great Lakes
John O. McKellar
Canadian Pacific Railway
Port McNicoll
Georgian Bay
M.F.A
Old South Lutheran
By Olga Kabalurk
R. Belton
Mrs. Kondratuiks
Otter Falls
Stanley Gmetrick
J. J. Dumas
Paul Zdrill
Peter M. Sochaski
Charles Zdrill
Jerold and
Bernice Grienkie
Steinbach
Mrs. R. Nikodem
William Belton
Meaford,’ Ont
Re-Belton
G. Gmeterick
Violet, Rose and
Alic Gmeterick
Tony Belian
J. Kabaluk
Multum
Parvo
Beausejour Hospital Guild
Provincial Library
Legislative
Springfield
St. James, Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Inglewood
Portage
Harrow
England
Faisal
Iraq
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Jordan
Weisal
U.S
Talal
Winston Churchill
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