New Denmark Village in New Brunswick Tallerest Colony
New Denmark, a village in New Brunswick, is described as Canada's largest single settlement with about 900 inhabitants, noted for its Danish colony influence and population size.
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1956
Page
4
New Denmark, a village in New Brunswick, is described as Canada's largest single settlement with about 900 inhabitants, noted for its Danish colony influence and population size.
The Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board offers for sale a set of buildings in the Lac du Bonnet area listed by unit numbers 12 through 21. Items include frame houses, ice houses, log barns, garages, boat houses, and mixed structures with various foundations and materials. Offers due by November 15, 1956, to D. M. Stephens, Chairman and General Manager, Winnipeg.
A compact recap of residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Herman North of Kenora Ontario and Mr and Mrs Nick Smerechynski of Gardenton Manitoba. It lists hospital stays church and school events plus donations to Whitemouth Hospital and Cancer Fund.
MORSKI thanks for kindness after mother’s death. BRYK thanks neighbors for sympathy after husband and father’s death. ALKSNE expresses gratitude for kindness and floral offerings after husband and father’s death. STORE AND BUSINESS FOR SALE groceries clothing lunch counter brick building two suites bath cistern water-works Ed Marchant Cartwright Man.
The 46th Field Squadron ACE hosted an autumn special at the Armoury on Friday October 19 with singing, dancing, square dancing and lunch. On October 21 Archbishop Maurice Baudeaux blessed St. John's Seminary for Fort Alexander Indians and Metis. A pontifical High Mass followed by multilingual sermons, a family dinner, film, and afternoon games marked the Mission Sunday observances. The Orioles Majorettes and Pine Falls Girls Cadette performed at local venues with folk dancing, bagpipes, and instrumental solos.
Local items include church events and gatherings at St. Michael and United Church plus a Going away party for Mrs Chevrefils. News mentions TV set installation, visits, birthdays, Teach er's Convention trips, and a mayoral election in Powerview. Real estate unit auction prospects list 11 former properties with parcels, buildings and land totals. offers due October 26 1656 and contact details for North Winnipeg agent.
Weekend visit by Mr and Mrs Leo Molinski to Arborg. Congratulates Mr and Mrs Mike Evertoski on their 28th anniversary on Oct 23. Ladywood 4 Hers held annual tests at Rattray School on Oct 24 followed by coffee and lunch hosted by Mrs Wm Golembioski.
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