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Farmers busy with crops as railroad strike ends. Albert Trapp mobilizes Liberal forces for St Clements by election to face CCF candidate Harry Wasalyk. Possible Conservative run by ex Alderman Joe Stepnik discussed. Sinnott praised for attendance in Commons. Britain eyes 20 hour week stir. local social visit noted. continued on Page 6.
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A. F. Trapp
Albert
St. Clements
C.C.F
Harry Wasalyk
Down Gonot
Lockport Way
J. S. Sinnott
Liberal
Joe Stepnik
Winnipeg
Britain
Cheese output rise on UK farms and factories
Cheese production in the United Kingdom has been encouraged on farms. In the past six months all cheese factories operated at capacity. For the year ending June 30, 1950, 20 percent of the cheese on ration was home produced, up from 18.5 percent in 1939.
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United Kingdom
Winnipeg couple wed in lace trimmed bonnet ceremony
The bride wore a finger tip veil lace trimming and carried red roses and baby's breath bouquet. Bridesmaids Wandi Trojanoski and Joan Toni wore pink and blue gowns. Attendants Peter Rimple and Roger Gerrard. A reception for 300 followed at the bride's home. Newlyweds left for New Brunswick and plan to reside in Winnipeg.
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Wandi Trojanoski
Joan Toni
Peter Rimple
Roger Gerrard
New Brunswick
Winnipeg
Bride Eleanor Trojanoski Weds Terrance McAughy
Eleanor Trojanoski daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Trojanoski of Glenfields married Terrance McAughy of New Brunswick at St Peters and Paul church with Father S Latoski presiding. The bride wore a white satin gown with a net lace trimmed bodice and a lace trimmed yoke and a regal train.
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St. Peters and Paul Church
Eleanor Trojanoski
Steve Tro
Janoski
Glenfields
Terrance McAughy
New Brunswick
Latoski
Obituary of Antti Haavisto Died in Winnipeg Hospital
Antti Nikolai Haavisto died at Winnipeg General hospital on Sunday August 27, aged 74. Funeral service was held August 29 at Riverland Lutheran church with Rev. S Richardson officiating. He came to Canada from Teuva Finland in 1904, returned to the Old Country in 1905, and resumed Canada in 1907 settling in Riverland district until his death. He leaves four sons Arthur G of Lac du Bonnet Alain V of MacKenzie Island Lauri W of Bissett and Eli B of Lac du Bonnet, two daughters in Regina and Winnipeg, eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren, two sisters and a brother in Finland. Predeceased by wife Maria Russina on February 21 1949. Pallbearers: his four sons Percy Muschik and Paul Fridette. Renshaw's funeral home managed arrangements.
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Antti Nikolai Haavisto
Winnipeg General Hospital
Riverland Lutheran Church
Rev. S. Richardson
Haarvisto
Canada
Teuva
Finland
Old Country
Riverland
Arthur G
Lac du Bonnet
Alain V
MacKenzie Island
Lauri W
Bissett
Eli B
G. Hartwell
Impi
Regina
Percy Muschik
Mary
Winnipeg
David Lehto
Martha
Levach
Ont
Mr. Haavisto
Maria Russina
Paul Fridette
Renshaw
Classified notice of thanks from grieving family
The Harvisto family extends heartfelt gratitude for acts of kindness sympathy and moral offerings received during the recent loss of their father.
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Harvisto
Old at 40 crash rattles town amid strange notes
A fragmented clipping references a panic over aging and a troubling scene involving a man and a tablet rhyme. It mentions New Deets and druggists, suggesting a health or drugstore angle but the text is largely garbled. The readable bits imply a cautionary tale about aging and fear.
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Ww. W
Manitoba
Ottawa
M.ps
House of Commons
Thomas
Springfield
J. S. Sinnott M
Jack Sinnott
Jss
Bill) Henschel
Walter Huettgman
Dearborn
Mich
Fred Henschel
PNG
E.z
Biznessman
Lois Holter
California
Life Magazine
Gene Holter
Hoban’s Park
Beausejour
McAughy
Trojanoski
A. N. Haavisto
G. M. Horne & Company
Chartered Accountants
Beausejour Cabinet & Lumber Supply
Man
Pine Falls
Modern Dairies Limited
St. George
Dairies
Winnipeg Dairy
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