Manitoba circulation figures compiled for multiple towns
The document lists circulation totals and related figures for various Manitoba areas and Canada outside, including BeaUsejour 93 Allegra 15 Tyndall 71 Ladyywood 15 Whitemouth 78 and several others. It records total paid 920 advertisers 2 distribution 1118 files office etc 125 district reps 3.
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Beausejour
Allegra
Tyndall
Ladyywood
Whitemouth
I Seven Sisters FA
Pointe DU Bois
Pinawa
Great Falls
ST. George Pine Falls
Manitoba Points
Canada
Outside
Pine Falls School Opens September 1
The 1948-49 term began on September 1 with regular staff resuming duties. Grade levels are assigned to Miss Arnott, Miss Glass, Mrs Van Malsen and A S Jorowski, while H Dunfield leads the high school with W Lint, Miss Vickers and Miss Hoffman. Pass rates: 87.42 percent of Grade XII and 94 percent of Grade XI.
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M. Arnott
V. Glass
V. van Malsen
A. S. Jorowski
H. Dunfield
W. Lint
M. Vickers
E. Hoffman
Lac du Bonnet social notes and community happenings
Mayor Sparman attended the Minnesota State Fair on September 1. A village guest list includes Lodge Mentoski of Rapid City and many residents visiting relatives in Canada and the U.S. Local events center on school expansion plans, road work for a new subdivision, and seasonal guest visits. The paper notes piano fund winners and requests for piano tuning services.
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J. Sparman
Minnesota
Farmers Get Permits for Shooting Waterfowl Threat
Hon. J. S. McDiarmid announces that under a year arrangements with federal authorities the R C M P and local detachments may issue special permits allowing farmers to shoot waterfowl to protect crops. Farmers experiencing damage should apply for permits and seek full usage information.
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R.C.M.P
J. S. McDiarmid
Pointe du Bois Hails New Teachers and Legion Meeting
The community welcomes two new teachers Miss Kay Krowston and Miss Betty Nichols. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion held its first meeting of the season on September 11 at Mrs. E. Karklin’s home with Mrs. J. Uprichard elected president, Mrs. J. Hunt vice president, Miss Janet Holdsworth secretary, and Mrs. Ben Holliday treasurer. A luncheon followed. Mrs. T. Udd, recently home from Selkirk hospital, was reported well. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rosen spent time in Winnipeg for holidays, and Mr. and Mrs. K. Molt Wengel drove to Winnipeg briefly last week.
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Kay Krowston
Betty Nichols
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Legion
E. Karklin
J. Uprichard
J. Hunt
Janet Holdsworth
Ben Holliday
Great Falls Social Roundup Stretches Across Families
Great Falls residents and guests gather for visits from Lac du Bonnet Winnipeg and Fort William. A hay stack fire alarms the village after a weekend of travel and hospitality with several families hosting guests and a brush party at the Staff house.
Immunization Free to Protect Canadian Children
Free immunization protects children from diphtheria, whooping cough and smallpox. Toxoid offers near total protection against death from diphtheria and pertussis. the vaccine gives excellent protection against the infection. Immunization is free and available for all. Failure to immunize risks serious illness or death.
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Canada
Balanced Living on Mental Health and Illness
Mental health experts say mental upsets often follow serious bodily illnesses. They advise sidestepping needless worry and fatigue, using leisure time effectively, and keeping physical health at its peak to maintain emotional stability.
Fords Celebrate Silver Wedding in Pine Falls
Mr and Mrs F Ford marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a surprise party at home on September 3. About 60 guests danced and sang as a buffet lunch and silver decorations preceded a three tier cake. Madeleine Ford presented silver gifts. The couple were early Pine Falls residents with many friends.
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Mrs. F. Ford
Ford
Madeleine
Mr. Ford
Pine Falls Social Notes Fill Two Week Visit Calendar
Mr. and Mrs. R. Goderre and son from Sault Ste. Marie visit Pine Falls for two weeks. Mrs. Goderre is the former Alma Berard. H. Kendricks of Whitemouth stop by for a day at the Bird home. Beth Stewart returns from nursing training to vacation. Mrs. Jim Mitchell and son Johnny relocate from Winnipeg. Nicky Bachynski arrives from Sault Ste. Marie for a two week home stay. Martin returns home after seven weeks in hospital. T. E. Silver moves to Manitou Lodge before leaving for Timmins. David Sharpe flies to Montreal then visits Toronto and church friends. J. Nixon and Janice back from Limberlost Cottage Sandy Lake for two weeks. Janice to return to Rupertsland on Sept 8. S. Brewster Sr. and Isabelle depart for Red Rock for a two week visit. Fran Englett visits from Beausejour. A new Birch street resident plays violin locally. Edith Robson of Dauphin, formerly Pine Falls, visits town. Mrs. G. Cowie and Kenn y leave for Lacombe for two weeks to visit relatives. W. T. Mansell and wife return from Minnesota, South Dakota and North Dakota. attend a family reunion.
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R. Goderre and Son
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont
Pine Falls
David Sharpe
Montreal
Toronto
H. Pearl
J. E. Hunter
Edith Robson
Dauphin
Man
Manitou Lodge
Alan Brown
G. Cowie
Kenny
Lacombe
Alto
Renewal request for Springfield Leader subscription
The message asks to renew a subscription to the Springfield Leader, offering enclosed $2.00 for one year and provides the Leader Building address in St James Manitoba for sending renewal.
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Springfield
St. James, Man
Weekend Visitors and Travel Notes From Pine Falls
The column lists visits from Winnipeg guests Joan Christie and Shelagh Bastick while Audrey Perry Betty Thibodeau Madeleine Ford and Phyllis Hewston return for the weekend. Mr and Mrs G A Stewart left September 4 for a motor trip to The Pas Manitoba. Mr and Mrs S Brewster Jr left September 5 for Kitchener Ontario for a three week vacation. Mrs A B Robinson admitted to Pine Falls hospital. Alec Anderson and family, former Pine Falls residents, plan to make their home here. Mr and Mrs D Munro welcomed a baby girl born September 4 weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces. The group toured Corn Palace Mitchell SD and Badlands of 8 Dakota.
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Winnipeg
Audrey Perry
Betty Thibodeau
Madeleine Ford
Phyllis Hewston
Alec Anderson
Pine Falls
Weekend visitors and illness noted in Pine Falls
Guests at the Irvine home included Mrs J Hamlin and son and Cath Irvine. Mr and Mrs M McDonald and son visited Mrs McDonald's sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs R Gretsinger. Mrs G Bayly has mumps and wishes for a speedy recovery. Marjorie Freeman a September bride to be and former hospital nurse, along with Betty Blyth, arrived in Pine Falls for Labor Day weekend.
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Irvine
Mrs
Marjorie Freeman
Betty Blyth
Pine Falls
Visiting Rennies Stay With Mrs Sharpe
Visiting hospital staff members Mr and Mrs Ted Rennie stayed at the home of Mrs M Sharpe over the weekend. Rosemary Lyon spent the long weekend at home resting after her introduction to public school at Great Falls.
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Ted Rennie
M. Sharpe
Rosemary Lyon
Great Falls
Canada’s World War II War Footprint and Losses
Nine years past, Canada declared war on Germany on September 10 1939 and formed the Canadian Active Service Force. By war’s end five divisions and two independent armoured brigades expanded abroad. Seven thousand five hundred first troops arrived in the United Kingdom on December 17 1939. Canadian casualties totalled 104,196 across three services with 32,046 killed in action.
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Canada
Germany
United Kingdom
Northern Ireland
Sicily
Italy
France
Belgium
Holland
North Africa
Hong Kong
Newfoundland’s Untapped Salmon Rivers Draw Attention
Newfoundland remains largely undeveloped for tourism and hosts 104 unscheduled salmon rivers, highlighting potential for anglers and regional development.
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Newfoundland
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Lac DU Bonnet
W. S. Kennard
Lodge Mentoski
Rapid City
T. J. Wood
Bob Parkes
Lorraine Goodrich
U.S.A
Mrs. Goodrich
Milner Ridge
Joe Sikora
Dryden
Levasseur
Vancouver
Canadian Legion “Piano Fund
Harry Pylypchuk
Percy F. Lodge
John Grywinski
Bill Martin
St. Vital
Fred Gimmans
Tom Burns
Lakeview Hotel
Jim Marshall
Riverside
Gust Anderson
R. Olsen
Cliff Brown
E. Nastrom
F. G. Waters
Mrs. Lucken
Fosten, Minn
Mrs. Wold
Mrs. O. Madson
Ted Coates
Buss
Riverland
H. Bellin
Ostende
Fort William
Monica
Bes
Héctoring
J. L. Callander
Bill Zikman
States
Giselle LeVasseur
Seven Sisters Falls
Francene
Jimmy Youngson
Swift Current
B.C
Central Preas
Fraser Canyon
RB. E. Hawkes
Mrs. J. Rosen
Mrs. K. Molt Wengel
Mrs. L. Howes
Fred Peterson
Ted Peterson
Leonard Randal
Baby
Stuart Randal
Margaret Pratt
Betty Aker
Ing
Mrs. A. W. H. Lee
Peter Bruneau
L. A. Hamilton
Mesdames K. McLeod
A. C. Hansen
T. Peterson
George Cobb
A. C. M. Ross
Ethel Cobb
McLeod
Hansen
B. Hendry
Isabell Nicolson
Mrs. M. Thorbergson
Don Baker
M. Thorbergson
Sam Baker
Ogema Mines
Wecks
Fishand
Henry Moore
Ivor Anderson
FORDS
F.D.L
H. Kendricks
W. Bird
Beth Stewart
The
St. Boniface School of Nursing
Jim Mitchell
Johnny
Nicky Bachynski
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Poplar Street
Mr. Martin
T. E. Silver
Timmins, Ont
Fran Englett
May Miller
Birch Street
W. T. Mansell
South Dakota
North Dakota
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Mitchell
S.D
Badlands
Dakota
G. A. Stewart
Pas, Man
Mrs. S. Brewster, Jr
Kitchener
R. Perry
Joan Christie
Shelagh Bastick
Joyce and
Bob Colbert
A. B. Robinson
Pine Falls Hospital
Mrs. D. Munro
Alexander Host
Mountbattens
Central Press
Mountbatten
Burma
Countess Mountbatten
Trans-Canada Airlines
Shannon
Ireland
Viscount Alexander
Lady Alexander
Rideau Hall
Ottawa
Canadian National Railways
Earl Mountbatten
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