Manitoba Paper Company expands two way forest radio system
The Manitoba Paper Company Limited operates an extended two way forest radio at Pine Falls as new pulpwood camps arise in remote areas. The system links camps with the woods manager to track daily labor, equipment and production, enabling preemptive fixes and smoother operations. A grounded line telephone network also supports cutting and river drive camps, with 35 miles of wire on poles and 15 miles of line strung through the forest.
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Manitoba Paper Company Limited
Pine Falls
Black River
Powerview and Area Social Notes Prompt a Warm Welcome
A roundup of local visits and travels includes Lou Malo and family returning to Powerview, Rene Malo now living nearby with the Duponts, Leo Martel back from Port Arthur and Hearst, Wayne Rush visiting Selkirk, and a Winnipeg trip by the Domaine family. A baby shower for Romeo Berthelette was held last Saturday.
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Rene Malo
Powerview
Fred Dupont
Our Town
Rene
Leo Martel
Port Arthur
Hearst
Ont
Romeo Berthelette
EMDB Annual Meeting At Pine Falls Oct 28
Hon C L Shuttleworth Minister of public utilities will speak at the fourth annual Eastern Manitoba Development Board meeting in Pine Falls on Thursday October 28. Delegates and Manitoba Paper Co guests register at Topom Manitou Lodge with 1 300 pm sessions. No special program. includes a paper mill tour and dinner. Election of officers and 1955 highway work requests expected.
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EMDB
Pine Falls
C. L. Shuttleworth
Utrlines
Eastern Manitoba Development Board
Manitoba Paper Co
Manitou Lodge
Pine Falls Collegiate elects student council leaders
The Pine Falls Collegiate assembly elected a council with Bruce Halpin as president Tannis Cavers secretary Craig Warrian vice president and treasurer Glenn Hibbert heads sports committee Eleanor Stelman leads social committee David Stewart runs public relations and Cecile Van Malsen leads the year book staff The school welcomes grade eight instructor Lorne Finkbeiner Tanis Cavers spoke on her United Nations Headquarters trip The intercollegiate social with Beausejour students is set for October 29 at nine p.m. in the Pine Falls Recreational Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls Collegiate Assembly
Bruce Halpin
Tannis Cavers
Craig Warrian
Glenn Hibbert
Eleanor Stelman
David Stewart
Cecile van Malsen
Pine Falls
Former Cloverleaf Man Victim of Hurricane Hazel
Hurricane Hazel claimed the life of a former Cloverleaf man who was electrocuted when a steel girder he helped move touched a live wire blown down near Ottawa. Mr. Concora left Manitoba for Hull Quebec to work with the CNR. Funeral services were held October 22 at Eastdale Catholic Church with Father Ferus officiating. Pallbearers were Stix brothers. He is survived by his wife Violet Doucette of Monominto, two children Bobby and Diane, five sisters and eight brothers in various locations.
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Hazel
Ottawa
Concora
Manitoba
CNR
Hull
Que
Cyncora
Eastdale Catholic Church
Ferus
Bartlett
Stix Brothers
Violet Doucette
Monominto
Bobby
Diane
Lone
Bernice
Leona Hallock
Polly Vogel
Beausejour
Frances Warywoda
Eastdale
Sophie
Quebec
Ted
Labrador
Steve
Joe
Toronto
Julian
Henry
Winnipeg
Jack
British Columbia
Stanley
Benny
Farewell Held for Whitemouth Counte
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dowswell of Whitemouth were honored at a social farewell on Oct 20 as the community gathered to wish them happiness in their move to Kenora Ontario. A gift from friends marked the occasion noting his help with the new Hockey Club and her work with the Hospital Guild. Both will be missed in the district.
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Lawrence Dowswell
Whitemouth
Dowswell
Kenora
Ont
Dawswell
Dwswell
Hospital Guild
Tendall Ball Club Winds Us Season
The Tyndall Baseball Club closed its season with a wind-up dinner at Ted dies Place on Friday Oct 15. North Eastern Manitoba Baseball League president L Bourgeault praised the team’s high quality play. TP Weselake introduced players and awarded jackets, as Melodi Mates provided music to finish the evening.
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Tyndall
Teddies
T. Weselake
L. Bourgeault
Manitoba Baseball League
Sno
Tyndall Baseball Club
TP Weselake
Aeach Gall
Cin
Pine Falls Bids Adieu To Mrs Hutchison
Pine Falls ladies hosted a farewell for Mrs Harry Hutchison at the Chateau on Oct 18 as she leaves Pine Falls to live on a farm across the river. The event honored her years of service with gifts and testimonials from friends and town leaders, followed by music, readings, a luncheon, and a chorus of well wishes.
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Pine Falls
Harry Hutchison
Hutchison
Helen McCracken
Pine Falls General Hospital
Jack Robertson
V. van Malsen
van Malsen
C. C. Irvine
T. Carey
EL. D. R. Bissett
L. Seguin
Ys Campbell
Henry Halpin
Dolly Farmer
Farmerettes
Mesdames R. Farmer
D. Brewster
W. Roy
J. Huhn
B. Magnusson
W. Burkett
J. Mitchell
W. Sokoloski
W. Sharpe
Obituary for John Krawchuk in Brokenhead church service
John Krawchuk age 73 died October 14 at his home on Brokenhead. Funeral held October 19 at Greek Catholic church, Brokenhead with Father Kamaniski officiating. Interment in Churchyard Cemetery. Survived by wife Anne, three daughters Olga Martin Toronto, Jean Gerauard Winnipeg, Alice Danish Winnipeg. three sons Nick Winnipeg, Ernest Dencr oss, Mike Dencr oss. five grandchildren. Russell Funeral Home in charge.
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John Krawchuk
Brokenhead
John Riawchuk
Kamaniski
Russell Funeral Home
Krawechuk
Austria
Canada
Anne
Olga Martin
Toronto
Jean Gerauard
Alice Danish
Winnipeg
Nick
Ernest
Mike
Dencross
River Hills Lutheran Church
Edwin Vansickle
Nutimik Lake
Whiteshell Forest Reserve
Parne
Brokenhead M F U Local Meeting Highlights Oct 6
The Brokenhead M F U local met at Brokenhead school on Oct 6. President Peter Shumita called the meeting to order, with secretary Steve Pasesnik recording minutes. Letters from Union leaders and the Institute of the Blind were read. Donations included five dollars to the Blind Institute and twenty eight dollars from lunch sales split between the Union and hospital guild. Mrs Mosquin gave an informative talk and read letters on Asia Handicraft for Women’s Week and the Manitoba Technical Institute. A canvassing committee with Peter Shumila as chair was formed. Lunch followed. The Goodwill Hospital Guild met, led by Mrs M Martush and Mrs M Kowalchuk, discussing home donations of vegetables for Beausejour district Hospital and a desk ordered for the hospital.
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Brokenhead
M.F.U
Brokenhead School
Peter Shumita
Steve Pasesnik
J. Shultz
T. Golonsky
Institute of the Blind
Goodwill Hospital Guild
Ex TB Convalescence Needs Long Restful Recovery
Ex tuberculosis patients require a prolonged period of rest and careful diet after discharge. Returning to pre illness social and business activity too soon undermines recovery. follow doctor advised diet, rest, and lifestyle to regain strength after treatment.
Ready for Emergency On Hunting First Aid Kits
On outdoor trips a first aid kit and instruction book are vital. Accidents can occur away from home with no nearby drugstore. Any injury from a scratch to a gunshot wound needs prompt attention.
Canada records peak housing units built in 1953
Canada saw a record 96,839 housing units constructed in 1953 marking the highest annual total to date. Builders and planners noted strong demand across provinces, with large contributions from urban centers and suburban developments.
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Canada
Two new 4-H clubs organized in district
In the recent district meeting two new 4-H clubs were organized. Thalberg Grain Club at North Thalberg School enrolled eleven members led by William Ferens with Steve Antymis as assistant. Brightstone Beef Calf Club at Brightstone School enrolled nine boys and one girl with Ed Sikora as leader and Elsie Sytnick as vice president.
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North Thalberg
Thalberg
William Ferens
Steve Antymis
Lawrence Yusishnen
Erhart Zirk
Ken Lesosky
Brightstone
Elsie Sytnick
Mgr. Ed. S. Sikora
Alex Waleshiak
Eddie Drabyk
Jim Sytnick
Local 118 Fleets Officers Elected at Winnipeg Meeting
Manitoba Farmers' Union local 118 held its annual meeting at Winnipeg Falls South School on Oct 11 with guests Mrs Laneway district director and Mr Mike Belluk sub-district director. New officers elected include President Milton Kroker Vice President Elmer Altstadt Secretary Treasurer Mrs Eric Rohrig Organization Fred Sieg Educational Fred Badke Albert Schutz Legislative R S Kuhn Recreation and Program Mrs A F Kuhn Mr and Mrs A Henschell Mr Ernie Klaprat Publicity Mrs Alex Henschel and auditors Albert Schultz Julius Tiede.
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Manitoba Farmers’ Union Local 118
Winnipeg Falls South School
Laneway
Mike Belluk
Milton Kroker
Elmer Altstadt
Treas
Eric Rohrig
Sieg
Fred Badke
Albert Schutz
R. S. Kuhn
A. F. Kuhn
A. Henschell
Ernie Klapratt
Walter Pommer
Albert Schultz
Julius Tiede
Alex Henschel
East Kildonan Clubs Propose New Provincial Riding
East Kildonan Lions and Kiwanis advocate creating a new provincial constituency to include East Kildonan North Kildonan and East St Paul. They cite differing regional interests with St Clements rural area and say North Kildonan and East St Paul are urban suburbs distant from northern farmers and brushmen. A Liberal supporter notes St Clements should be rural and predicts brief backing forthcoming.
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East Kildonan
The
Lions and Kiwanis Club
North Kildonan
East St. Paul
St. Clements Liberal Association
St. Clements
Manitoba
East
Kildonan
Whitemouth Guild Sponsors Sunner Supper Auction
The Whitemouth Hospital Guild hosted a fowl supper in the Whitemouth School auditorium on Saturday October 16 raising 478 in net proceeds. A parcel post sale drew good attendance with Mrs. D M Wardrop in charge. Prize winners included Mrs. Stef fenson John Molinski V Haw ranik Mrs. Jim Aitkenhead Stanley Gustav Mrs Rogers Kenora Miss E Carlson Renn ie. Proceeds fund hospital equipment.
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Whitemouth Hospital
Schultz Schwark wedding at St John’s Greenwald
Ruth Alice Schwark and Otto Schultz wed in double ring ceremony at St John’s Lutheran Greenwald officiated by Rev H Theilmann with organist Mrs Thielmann. About 400 guests attended a reception at St Mary’s Hall Beausejour before a short wedding trip to Whitemouth.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Greenwald
Ruth Alice
Gustave Schwark
Dencross
Otto Schultz
FF. Schultz
Whitemouth
H. Theilmann
Thielmann
Vin Klepatz
Arthur Luzel
St Mary's Hall
Beausejour
Schultz
Agricultural guidance on layer culling and feeding
The notice advises contacting the Agricultural Representative for methods on culling and selecting laying hens and for feeding practices to boost egg production in a laying flock. It emphasizes seeking official guidance from agricultural authorities.
Thalberg Forms 4-H Seed Club
A 4-H Seed Club was organized at Thalberg on Oct 18 when district agricultural representative Fred Slovinsky met with interested residents. Officers elected: President Lawrence Yusishen, Vice-President Irhart Zirk, Secretary Kenneth Lesosky. Members include Paul and Eddie Smolarski, Roy and Eddie Potzer, Donald Kulbaka, Eugene Michalow, Rudy Klann, Gerald Antymis. Steve and William Ferens named club leaders.
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Thalberg
Fred Slovinsky
Lawrence Yusishen
Irhart Zirk
Kenneth Lesosky
Paul
Eddie Smolarski
Roy
Eddie Potzer
Donald Kulbaka
Eugene Michalow
Rudy Klann
Gerald Antymis
Steve
William Ferens
Ronald Turner Canadian legislator and cabinet minister profile
Ronald Turner born August 19 1915 in Carman Manitoba served in the Royal Canadian Air Force from 1939 to 1946 and later held multiple legislative roles. He was Deputy Speaker in 1950 Provincial Treasurer in 1951 and Minister of Industry and Commerce from September 1953. He and his family resided in Winnipeg with a long record in community service and military honor including the AFC.
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Ronald ©. Turner
Carman Man
J. A. Turner
Bessie Conger
Mr. Turner
Winnipeg
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Law School
Mavis
William Curry
Hon
Turner
Air Force
South Winnipeg
Legislative Assembly
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Manitoba Paper Company
Maskwa River
Lou Malo
Treherne
Man
W. Roston
Jack Frohlick
Timmy
Vancouver
H.richardson
Betty
T.C.A
Yellowknife
Jackie
Gordon
Mrs. M. Gordon
Rity
Stonewall
Nick Rush
Selkirk
Bare
Jedione Domaine
A. Iwanick
Mr. Domaine
Pine Falls League
Tannis Siewert
Pine Falls School
Lorne Finkbeiner
Tanis Cavers
United Nations
New York
Tendall Ball Club
W. Frederick
G. Mulligan
T. E. McKew
G. Dawson
J. Aseltine
A. Kreuger
K. Mackie
Brokenhead M.fu
Springfield Agricultural Matters
Fred Slevinski
Agricultural Representative
A. Kawecki
Ladywood
Kirk
Manitoba Crop Improvement Association
Ag. Rep
Provencal Veterinary Laboratory
Fort Garry
Whitemouth Guild
Sunner
Schultz - Schwark
Manitoba Cancer Institute
Ron Turner
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