Reggies Ramblings on Canadian politics and a salesman's past
A fragmented magazine extract sketches a 1933 multimillionaire door to door encyclopedia salesman in eastern Canada. It critiques John Diefenbaker and “culture groups” agitators, notes reactions to election boundary changes, and mentions MPs seeking a 40 percent pay rise to $25 000 amid tax payer concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
John Diefenbaker
St. Regis
Doug Watt
Joe Jeannette
Federal
Death of Mrs Hazelwood of Hamicta Ontario born
Mrs Hazelwood of Hamicta Manitoba died at Hamicta Hospital on March 13 1969. Born February 23 1883 in Arkwright Ontario she moved to Manitoba as a teen to live with her uncle Reuben Shiel. She married Edward Hazelwood in 1913 and farmed in Chumzh then moved to Hzmioda in 1950. Predeceased by her husband in 1964 she is survived by three daughters and one sister. Funeral March 15 at Hamiota United Church with pallbearers six grandsons and interment at Hamiota Cemetery.
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Hazelwood
Hamicta
Manitoba
Hamicta Hospital
Arkwright
Ontario
Reuben Shiel
Bert Gurr
Edward Hazelwood
Crandall
Chumzh
Hzmioda
Sam Gurr
Ethel
Brandon
Vera
Hamiota
Roy Irvine
Mervena
Isabella
James Witch
Beaverton
Air Cadet Parade and Inspections At No 320 Squadron
The No 320 Air Cadets Squadron held a March parade and inspection at the Airborne School Hangar led by Reviewing Officer W. J. McIndoo with Mr. W. MacLean. Cadets G D Gill Andrew Chartier, Andrew Corrigan and Melvin Arsenault won best turned out awards. September October and November monthly winners were Stephen Sharman Raymond Johnson and Don Murphy. Promotions included Kelvin Douglas Brent Malfait B W Johnson Sharman brothers and Raymond Johnson. The Reviewing Officer praised the squadron's strength and quality.
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No. 320 Air Cadets
Airborne
Thuusday
W. J. McIndoo
W. MacLean
G. D. Gill
Andrew Chartier
Rivers
Andrew Corrigan
Melvin Arsenault
Obodo
WO Stephen Sharman
Hamiota
Raymond Johnson
Obedo
Don Murphy
Kelvin Douglas
Brent Malfait
Mrs Frances E White obituary cited in Oak River facing long illness
Mrs Frances E White died at Assiniboine Hospital on March 17 after a long illness. Born in Leamington England in 1885 she moved to Manitoba in 1904 and later settled in Oak River before moving to Brendon nine years ago. Survived by husband J W White a son Frank and daughter Betty with seven grandchildren. Funeral held March 20 at Oak River United Church with interment in Oak River Cemetery.
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Frances Ethel White
Assiniboine Hospital
Llness
White
Leamington
England
Erdwardine
Manitoba
John White
Oak River
Brendon
Angl Can
Wright
J. W. White
Frank
Winning
Betty
W. D. Hatch
Brandon
Grost
Wesley
Armitace
Trinity United Church
Brondon
Cmd
Powias
Oak River United
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Hamida
Reggie
Shoal Lake
HE A.C.T
Saturady
Wendell Wight
Libby
Fraservale
McCain Brussel
Burns Bacon
Jamieson’s Dept. Store
Hamiota Bakery
Hamiota Servicentre
Mrs
Ed Hazelwood
Air Cadet Report
SAC
B. W. Johnson
Sharman Brothers
Stephen
Andrew
Warry
Corse Srawdon
Birtle
Brooks
Hamiota Echo
Garry Kidd
Imperial
Brickwood
Ken Kingdon
Chevelle
Chevrolet
Caldwell Motors
Chapman's
Allied” Hardware
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