Obituary Mrs. Mike Kasmerski 91 in Brokenhead
Mrs. Mary Kasmerski 91 a Brokenhead resident for 52 years died September 11 at St Boniface hospital after a short illness She came to Canada from Poland 57 years ago settling in Winnipeg Survived by husband Mike and son Frank of Brokenhead and four others
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Mary Kasmerski
Brokenhead
St. Boniface Hospital
Kasmerski
Canada
Poland
Winnipeg
Mike
Frank
Obituary Notices Full List Of Survivors In Local Funeral
Funeral services were held September 16 at the Polish Roman Catholic church in Ladywood with Father S Lantoski officiating. Burial followed in the local cemetery. Renshaw's Funeral Home handled arrangements for Mrs. Molinski and the extended family.
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M. Molinski
Brokenhead
A. Pritchard
Minnipeg
A. Watkins
Detroit
T. Linskin
Hamilton
Ont
Ladywood
Father S. Lantoski
Renshaw
Death in Winnipeg Claims J. V. Jackson at 82
J V Jackson formerly of Pine Falls died August 31 at Grace hospital Winnipeg aged 82. He lived in Pine Falls 23 years serving as a justice of the peace and United church elder. Survived by son Vernon Montreal and daughters Mrs W Webb Sudbury and Miss M Jackson Winnipeg. Funeral and burial in Winnipeg Riverside Mausoleum. Pallbearers listed. Mordue Bros Funeral in charge. Rev K McLeod Pine Falls and United church minister conducted service.
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Grace Hospital
Winnipeg
J. V. Jackson
Pine Falls
Jackson
The
United Church
Vernon
Montreal
W. Webb
Sudbury
Ont
M. Jackson
Riverside Mausoleum
M. Turner
K. Walton
A. A. Kruger
French
H. Rowe
J. Yarmachuk
Mordue Bros. Funeral Home
Rev. K. McLeod
Little Britain
Mrs Henry G Park Dies In Kimberly At 77
Mrs Henry G Park aged 77 died in Kimberly British Columbia hospital on Sunday September 10 Funeral planned for September 12 in Kimberly She moved from Lac du Bonnet where she lived 48 years to be with daughter Lilian Survived by five sons and four daughters including Harry Cecil William Ray Wallace Mary Katie Ethel and Lilian Her husband Henry predeceased her in August 1943 She was Lac du Bonnet pioneer and later resided in Kimberly with family.
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Frances Park
Kimberly
B.C
Wedding Bells Ring Across Manitoba Churches in August
Multiple weddings are recorded in Manitoba including Beverly Nedomys and Peter Litkowich at St Marys Clover Leaf and Walkleyburg pair Vangie Wilchinski and Walter Sliva plus Mary Ida McLaren and George M Oakley. Receptions followed at parish halls and local venues with attendants, music, and a Winnipeg home plan noted.
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Father Prokop
St. Theresa Church
Walkleyburg
Vangie
Frank Wilchinski
Walter Frank
John Sliva
Garson
Wedding Held at Bride's Uncle and Aunt's Home
A wedding was held at the home of the bride's relatives, Mr. and Mrs. William Bucham, marking a private family ceremony.
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William Bucham
Beausejour Shrine Inauguration Celebrates Local Weddings
A September 9 ceremony at St Andrew's Winnipeg united Jean Kazina and Ray Richter with remarks on a later Winnipeg home. The same day Irene Fisher wed Stanley Oakes as Rev McDonald led a candlelight service at St Johns United. The Beausejour shrine revival expands La Salette mission work across Manitoba and Saskatchewan with Beausejour as Canada’s sole shrine, drawing Catholic faithful from the Head of the Lakes to the prairie foothills.
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St. Andrew's Church
Winnipeg
Jean
Dave Kazina
Tyndall
Ray Richter
Stella Kazina
Ivy Richter
Sophie Dolennik
Mickey Kazina
Bill Richter
Teddy
Kenora
St. John's United Church
Irene Elizabeth
R. W. Fisher
Stanley Glen Oakes
Glen Oakes
Great Falls
Man
E. McDonald
B. F. Shinn
J. Evans
Mary Graham
Agnes McKinnon
Broadview
Sask
Joyce Fisher
Jellicoe
Ont
Robert Oakes
Harold Gough
Toronto
H. Schmit
Pine Falls
Professional and Business Women’s Club
Evergreen Place
Oakes
Detroit Lakes
Minneapolis
Ant
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
la Salette
Beausejour
Ladywood
Elma
Cloverleaf
Stead
Brightstone
Molson
Buchan
Grand Prairie
Allegra
Whitemouth
Rennie
Hadashville
St. Mary’s Church
Lakes
Prairies
Rockies
U.S.A
Brazil
France
Madagascar
Poland
Italy
Canada
Distillery Worker Fined After Makeshift Still
A Whitby Ontario court heard a distillery worker admit he built a still “to see if I could do it myself.” He was fined $100, highlighting that Canada allows private enterprise yet imposes penalties for illicit alcohol production.
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Whitby, Ont
Canada
Canada wage and living cost rise 1949 1950
Between May 1949 and May 1950 Canada saw manufacturing wage index climb 4.06 percent while the cost of living index rose 2.82 percent.
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Canada
Going My Way In A Cranberry Patch By Dorothy Bruce
Dorothy Bruce recalls a country trip that turns into a berry hunt through plum trees choke cherries Saskatoons and hazelnuts. The group forages along a riverbank finding gold ripening cranberries and enjoying late summer light and quiet woods.
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Dorothy Bruce
Nuts Gathered In A Satisfying Day In The Bush
The narrator recalls gathering nuts with family and friends, noting round plebeam nuts and long aristocratic nuts with prickly pods. Abundant varieties and sweeter flavors made the haul worthwhile. After filling pails and sacks, they regroup at the road edge, compare counts, and trade recipes in a sunny, satisfying finish.
Dutch Elm Disease Spreads in Ontario and Windsor
Officials from the division of plant protection report Dutch elm disease spreading in Ontario with 29 trees infected in Windsor and vicinity and two in Ottawa. Cooperating scouts survey yearly to track spread. since 1944 the disease has moved from Quebec into eastern Ontario. Immediate action includes removing and burning all diseased trees.
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Ontario
Division of Plant Protection
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Quebec
Windsor
Division of Botany and
U S Crops Improve August Crop Estimate
U S crop data show general improvement over July for all grains though total production will be lower than 1949. Wheat and corn supplies expected to meet domestic and export needs with a large carryover into 1951 52. Oats barley and rye project about 185 million bushels above last year.
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United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Mike Kasmerski
Lake View Hotel
Lou Sauve
Mgr
Walbec Theatre
Donald O'Connor
Cactus Creek
Gail Storm
Thelma Jordan
Barbara Stanwyck
Henry G. Park
Wwe
Field Marshall
Hi-Way
Studebaker
Profe Secke
McAughy-Trojanoski
St. Peters and Paul Church
Joan Toni
Wanda Trojanoski
Terrance McAughy
Eleanor Trojanoski
Roger Gerard
Peter Rimple
W. Morton
Steve Trojanoski
Joe Trojanoski
S. Trojanoski
D. L. Campbell
S. Latowski
Litkowich—Nedomys
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Beverly
John Nedomys
Peter Litkowich
A. Litkowich
P. Jaworski
John Antosh
M. Lithon
Julian Wilgosh
Rosie Litkowich
Josephine Regula
Vincent Nedomys
Joe Litkowich
St. Mary’s Parish Hall
Rabbit Lake
Litkowish
Sliva—Wilchinski
Carol Sliva
Jeannie Jablonski
Dorothy Dubzinski
Doreen Oberik
Eddie Galka
Edward Dudek
Waly Shaw
Joe Wilchinski
Teddie
Mrs. Sliva
Oakley—McLaren
St. Andrew's River Heights United Church
Mary Ida McLaren
George M. Oakley
J. L. McInnis
McLaren
J.D. McLaren
Oakley
A. M. Oakley
Phyllis Worth
Richter
Kazina
Oakes—Fisher
U.S
Riverland School
O. Soderholm
Lac du Bonnet
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