Beausejour Tea Sale and Local Notes Event
A note on the Lutheran Ladies Aid fall tea and home cooking sale at Beausejour Town Hall on Friday November 9 from 2:39 to 5:30 p.m. The column also reports on neighbors Mike Stepaniuk and family, Beausejour civic happenings, highway talks, and local social chatter including the passing of Postmaster William Laurie and the Beausejour snack shop sale to Marion Lachowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Beausejour
William Laurie
Laurie
Bill
Brckenhead
Marion Lachowski
Marion
Local notes celebrate elections and birthdays in St Clements
Municipal reps present a hospital indigent admissions list while health departments dispute. Fred Helver elected reeve for St Clements district. Max Dubas retires briefly. Birthday wishes go to Margie Merke Nettie Funk and others. William Kenzle visited Beskau and Rempel homes. Mathilda Friss marked 77th birthday with relatives.
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Fred Helver
St. Clements
Max Dubas
Max
Helver
River Hills Visitors and Birthday Salutes
River Hills Mr and Mrs Jacob Funk of Swift Current Saskatchewan visited at their son H B Funk's home. Visitors to Winnipeg last weekend included Mr and Mrs Ed Mroz and family. Mrs Fred Wolfram is home and recovering from a broken leg. Birthday wishes go to Mrs C Knopf who turned 83 on October 24. Mrs Fred Herzog hosted a dinner party on Saturday, October 27.
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Mike Danylchuk
Verne Smith
Beausejour Royal Bank
Steinbach
Eastern Manitoba Development Board
Pete’s Grill
K. Barkman
J. Barkman
R.M
Hanover
Minnesota
S. Marcoux
G. Collins
Manitoba
Tommy
Verne
Mrs. Smith
Beausejour
Dufresne
Hazelridge
Garson
No. 1
Ramsay Mcintosh
Winnipeg
Jacob Funk
Swift Current, Sask
H. B. Funk
Ed. Mroz
Fred Wolfram
C. Knopf
Fred Herzog
Schools to Observe Remembrance Day November 9
Hon. W. C. Miller announces no school holiday for Remembrance Day. Schools should hold programs on Friday afternoon November 9, 1951, since November 11 falls on a Sunday. The Education Minister urges appropriate observance by all schools.
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W. C. Miller
1949 Newfoundland Tops Canadian Birth Rate
In 1949 Newfoundland recorded the highest birth rate among Canadian provinces while British Columbia registered the highest death rate and Alberta led in marriage rates, reflecting demographic variations across regions.
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Newfoundland
British Columbia
Alberta
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Mike Stepaniuks
Mike
Hughie
Kent
South Burnaby
B.C
McKay Ave
Bob Burns
Vance Randolph
Harry Truman
U.S.A
Jimmy Doolittle
Tokyo
Japan
Doolittle
Down South
Mike Palamarchuk
Paul Hladun
Joe Trombo
Kenneth
Manitoba Power Commission
Vita
Piney
Morden
Ken
A. R
Jack) Paulley
Transcona
Paulley
Dominion
A. R. Paulley
Niga
Netley Way
Washington
Laketown
Les” Shapland
L.F.S. Af
Winnipeg Tribune
Ivan Schultz
Health Department
Greater
Beausejour Hotel
Mrs. F. Hayes
Beausejour, Man
Eyric Theatre
Donald O’connor
Helena Carter
Little Girl
Jean Peters
Jeanne Crain
Fred McMurray
Claire Trevor
Frost
Lyric Theatre
F. Smith
Lydiatt
Suburban Motors
Dodge - DE Soto
Dodge Trucks
Margie Merke
Nettie Funk
William Kenzle
Mrs. A. Beskau
L. Rempel
Brantford
Ont
Elizabeth
Indian Reserve
Ontario
River Hills
Sunaea Secre
Russell Funeral Home
The
Springfield Leader
Cryderman's Drug Store
J. Pleskacz
Tyndall
Stefaniuk
G.M.C
Minneapolis-Moline
Gretsinger
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Oldsmobile
Bea
A. Newton
Molson
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