Vermon t workers begin season from Western Canada
A 1957 Vermont advertisement notes the cannery season starting with 25 workers from Western Canada sailing from Winnipeg on the CNR liner to St. Catharines Ontario. Additional workers are to follow in the coming weeks as the season progresses.
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Lastern
Vermont
Western Canada
Winnipe
CNR
St. Catherines
Ont
Erty
Local visits share news of extended family
LAVINIA Miss Noreen McConnell visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn McConnell. Dawn Ellard spent two weeks with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L. Shayman. Mrs Bell of Brandon Rev Mrs Bell and family of Red Deer visited Mr. and Mrs. J Knight. Mrs Ring and Shirley of Brandon stayed with Mr. and Mrs. J Knight last week. Mrs Carpenter and family of Winnipeg visited Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stewart.
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Noreen McConnell
Mervyn McConnell
Dawn Ellard
L. Shayman
Bell
Brandon
Uniform Canada wide road rules explored in Manitoba workshop
Manitoba officials and highway safety experts discuss a proposed Canada wide traffic code adapted from the U S model. The aim is to standardize right turn rules and other traffic practices across provinces.
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Winnipeg
Brandon
Ansurance
C. L. Shuttleworth
Publc Utilities
U .S
Conference of Commissions On Uniformity
Canada
Ozmee
Shuttleworth
CKX-TV Channel 5 Schedule Highlights for Thursday August 29
Television lineup lists Ed & Ross Show Lone Ranger Western Playhouse CKX-TV News Weather Views Sport Scope Summertime TV and Dinner with the Stars Highway Patrol Meet McGraw Climax Wrestling CBC News Mighty Mouse Wings Over The World and more with time slots across dayparts.
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Ckx-Tv
Highway Patrol
Cbc-Tv
Mr. Fixit
Jim Coleman
Club O'Conner
Dorchester Theatre
Long John Silver
Wild Bill Hickock
Susannah
Holiday Ranch
Julius la Rosa
WLF
Hollywood Theatre
Western Playhouse
Annie Oakley
Husband
Sir Lancelot
BBC Presents
Four Corners
Cbc-Tv News
Manitoba traffic act group reviews highway safety standards
R B Baillie Manitoba motor vehicle commissioner leads a panel examining the Highway Traffic Act clause by clause. The group aims to adapt to Manitoba conditions, seek continental uniformity on traffic laws, and ensure best safety legislation for motorists and pedestrians.
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Manitoba
R. B. Baillie
Highway Safety
Jehovah's Witnesses deported from Dominican Republic
Ten American missionaries were deported to Puerto Rico from the Dominican Republic on August 3. M. Baubie of the Arrow River congregation said the Dominican government funded the expulsion and the group was escorted under arrest. Proscription of Jehovah's Witnesses was legalized by President Trujillo on July 25 with penalties of imprisonment and fines, and about 250 Witnesses were questioned as a crackdown began July 1.
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Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
M. Baubie
Arrow River
Baubie
Bantam B's win rural title to reach provincial finals
Gladwyn Scott reports the Bantam B team beat Winnipegosis 11-7 to sweep the series and advance to the provincial final against St James after a 2-2 opening in Hamiota. Don Smith and Ken Morton led the offence and pitching in a windy, showery playoff week. The juvenile club edged Morden 5-4 in the opener, Allan Robertson homered and drove in three runs as the series heads to Morden.
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Bantam B’s
Winnipegosis
Ken Morton
Don Smith
St. James
Morden
Allan Robertson
Robertson
Milber
Red Juniors blank Birds 9-0 to start Junior playoffs
Giles powered the win with two safeties while Pat Angers limited the Birds to five hits and seven strikeouts. Red Junior club opened with a 9-0 victory at Dauphin as eel Van Buskirk pitched a three hitter with four strikeouts. Allan Robertson drove in four with three singles and Denny Smith added two hits as the Juniors exploded for six runs in the third inning after a first inning tally.
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Giles
Pat Angers
Miami
Morden
Dauphin
Red
Birds
Eel van Buskirk
Red Birds
Allan Robertson
Denny Smith
Turnbulls and visitors noted in this week’s notices
Last week lists Miss Gey Turnbull of Winnipeg holidays with parents Mr and Mrs F Turnbull and visitors Mrs McNickel of Saskatoon staying with sister Mrs E W Alexander. Several Winnipeg and Alberta residents are mentioned visiting relatives, plus church Auxiliary meetings and vacancies.
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Gey Turnbull
Winnipeg
F. Turnbull
McNickel
Saskatoon
E. W. Alexander
Feasley
Young
Cochran, Sr
Regina
S. Clokey
Reg. Teal
Andrew
B.C
Ellwood Lint
Hamiota Hospital
Hiram Hall
United States
W. F. Hall
John Clakre
Alberta
A. Gill
Mary Decker
Betty Grego Wy
Charlotte Stewart
M. Little
C. Stewart
B. Gregory
E- Wright
Local Visitors and Church Notes from District
Families from Toronto Flin Flon and Winnipeg visited area homes including Mr Kidd’s brother in law and Allan Anderson. Church services resume September 1 with Rev Wamsley back from holidays. A rummage sale raised 116.34 and a vote favored a collection over a fowl supper. Local pony league team from lowal won Lamn Championship at Moose Jaw with Bruce Knight and others. Visits by Irene Murray’s Strathclair trip Georgina of Cypress River Wilma Delridge and Harry Stewart from Winnipeg noted.
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Wamsley
W. A
Irene Murray
Strathclair
George Pearson
Georgina
Jim
Cypress River
Wilma Delridge
Harry Stewart
Harvid
Winnipeg
Sam
Lloyd
Moose Jaw
Bruce Knight
Rivers
Bell
Isabella
Kay McLennan
Winipeg
iWiu2
Johnstorie
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