Civil Defence Outline At Lac du Bonnet Meet
Col. A. C. Delaney provincial Civil Defence co ordinator spoke on the Dominion wide program at Lac du Bonnet. He said Civil Defence activates in disasters to protect life and property and cited floods in Winnipeg last year. A local committee was formed with Dr L G Gunne Reeve E Wojciechowski Mrs V J Rowe and Messrs J C Uhlman H Wells and C Patterson as initial panel.
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A. C. Delaney
Civil Defence
Lac du Bonnet
Winnipeg
Col. Delaney
Red Cross
St. John Ambulance
L. G. Gunne
E. Wojciechowski
V. J. Rowe
J. C. Uhlman
H. Wells
C. Patterson
Powerview Village Council Meeting Notes September 11
Powerview council met at Leonard School with Mayor H. J. Parent presiding. Minutes from July 31 were adopted and several resolutions passed on rent control, telephone service, building permits, license fee enforcement, tax arrears, and account approvals totaling several hundred dollars.
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Powerview
Leonard School
H. J. Parent
Stan Lazaruk
H. Richardson
Leandre Clement
J. F. Turcotte
Minister of Labor
Richardson- Clement
Manitoba Telephone
Tests Show Two Drinks Impair Driving
A road test of 37 skilled drivers aged 20 to 45 showed that the amount of whiskey in two highballs caused a 25 to 30 percent deterioration in driving performance among expert drivers. The results were reported by Don Wharton in an October Reader's article condensed from The Rotarian.
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Don’ “Wharton
Whitemouth School Forms Student Council
A student council is formed at Whitemouth Consolidated School with Shir ley Jorgenson as president Eleanor Brown as vice-president Rose Marie Sudletsky as secretary treasurer Harry Hunt as sports convenor Elsie Brown as social convenor and Richard Herntier as editor A Tag Day for the National Institute for the Blind is planned in Whitemouth on Saturday September 29 a film on the Institute soon and a social evening in the school on September 22.
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Whitemouth
Beausejour Council Debates Garage Permit and School Land Sale
The Beausejour council met September 11 with Mayor O Russell and councillors to discuss allowing A Meyers to continue building a garage during investigation of bylaw violations. The town agreed to sell adjoining lots to the school board for 450 while the board would sell the old red school to the town for 100. A tax sale date was set for October 30 and a 25 maintenance payment was authorized. A three day wall clock of bills was mandated for three day pre meeting filing. A royal visit will close town businesses on October 9. The meeting adjourned at 10 pm with September 18 as next session.
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W. Horodyski
S. Meltzer
Council
Mr. Serfent
School Board
Peter Wilgosh
John Wilgosh
J. Shelson
Canada
Beausejour Theatre Announces Changes
Beausejour and district movie fans will see schedule changes at the Lyric movie house starting October 1. Manager-owner Mike Hlady says three feature shows weekly across three daily blocks as a trial for a couple of months. A kiddies birthday surprise offers a free ticket and remembrance card for ages five to twelve registered with Lyric management. Watch for more adult-friendly plans in forthcoming Leader notes.
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Beausejour
Lyric
Mike” Hlady
Mike
W.W.C
Resignation of Waldy Chryplywy from Brokenhead Council
W Waldy Chryplywy Ward 4 resigns from the Brokenhead council handing in his letter to Reeve Sinnott. The youth and farmer business figure cites desire to expand public service and retain his integrity. Supporters praise his role in boosting municipal interest and grain growers policy stance at the Regina convention.
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Sinnott
Brokenhead
W. Chryplywy
Waldy
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Regina
M.F.U
R.M
W.W.C
Mrs Koehler Honored At Whitemouth Birthday Supper
Mrs Koehler, mother of Mrs Sam Gesell, celebrated her 77th birthday in strong health. Sam Gesell hosted supper for guests including Rev W Henig Mrs Hennig O A Wurster and several local couples at Whitemouth.
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A. Hildebrandt
V.-E
Language count world total reaches 2796 claim
The French Academy estimates the total number of languages spoken and written worldwide at 2,796. This figure covers diverse linguistic communities across continents and reflects ongoing cataloging efforts by scholars.
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French Academy
Bear Visits Greenwald
Mrs. Peter Salateski reports a bear visited her Greenwald property. Early morning noise drew her husband to the pasture where a large bear was seen among dogs and cattle. The bear reportedly fled toward the river, leaving the dog anxious and the speaker wary of another encounter.
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Peter Salateski
Peter
Brain
Infant Vitamin Care And Introduction Of Juices
To promote normal growth and prevent rickets infants need certain vitamins, especially vitamin B. This vitamin comes in capsule, liquid or drop forms and may be given after the first month. Fruit juices containing vitamin C may be started.
New Heat Plant For Oldenburg School
The Oldenburg school began its session August 28 under O A Wurster for a second year with 89 pupils. A new McClary furnace replaces the old wasteful unit, featuring a furnace stat to control fan and circulation, plus telephone and teachers living quarters. Board chairman Fred Maron and secretary treasurer A Hildebrandt note rapid progress toward a modern rural school.
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Oldenburg
O. A. Wurster
Sally
Sandra Hildebrandt
Atwins
Mmian ‘Malkoske
Bobbie Helbrecht
Edna Ollman
McClary
Fred Maron
A. Hildebrandt
W.E
Mum I Want A Cookie
A child rushes home craving a snack and the article advises light, nourishing options. Offer fruit juice or fruit and light cookies or sandwiches to tide the child over without spoiling the next meal.
Growth in grace Like Polishing Metals Quote
A reflective axiom likens spiritual growth to metal polishing. An opaque surface clears to reveal a spark then a bright light, finally reflecting the sun that shines upon it, attributed to Edward Payson.
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Edward Payson
Provincial Library legislative building event Winnipeg
Provincial Library and Legislative Assembly in Winnipeg, date noted Han 31 4950. terse archival notice records activity at government complex with civic administrative context.
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Provincial Library
Legislative
Eldg
Winnipeg
Han
Subscription renewal notice for Springfield Leader
The notice explains date numerals next to your address show due dates such as 12-11-50 for November 12, 1950. Readers are asked to mail remittance with the renewal form and $2.00 for one year to the Springfield Leader, Leader Bldg., St. James, Man. Name.
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Springfield
St. James, Man
Seven Sisters Falls bids farewell to popular couple
The Seven Sisters Falls Community Club hosted a farewell party for Phil and Eva Ding Mars as they plan to move to California. Guests enjoyed whist, a lavish supper, and fall flower decor. Presentations honored the couple and other attendees, with gifts from local groups and friends.
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Seven Sisters Falls
Phil
Eva Ding Mars
California
U.S.A
Lac du Bonnet Village Council Meeting Seeks Bylaw Election
The Lac du Bonnet council held a regular meeting on September 10 in the mayoral chair with five officials present. They adopted the August 13, 1951 minutes, moved to read Bylaw No. 26 for first, second, and third readings, and heard a complaint about trucks blocking sidewalks. Payment of several expenses was approved, including Manitoba Power Commission and local suppliers.
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Lac du Bonnet
Joseph Sparman
M. F. Mikliechuk
J.W. Peterson
W. J. Rowe
G. F. Teare
Lac du Bonnet S.D
Variation in Rice Prices Sparks Harvester Confusion
In the district wild rice harvesters face price swings from 45 to 50 cents per pound for green rice, while pickers report offers from 10 to 25 cents. A longtime buyer’s range prompts questions on how the gap arises and where the difference goes.
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W.S.K
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