Edwin Junior Red Cross Dance and Mothers Day Tea
The Edwin Junior Red Cross sponsors a dance at the Edwin school on Friday April 26 with music by Machan's Orchestra. A Mothers Day Tea is planned for Monday May 6 at 8 o'clock with hat-making demonstrations by Mrs. C Zimmerman, plus bake sale and domestic table. Local residents mention visits and Easter gatherings among families in Edwin and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Junior Red Cross
Machan
H. McDermott
Gard Young
Bill Shei
Kenneth
Portage
K. Teightmeyer
Ball
J. P. Spence
Waskada
J. Blair
Graduates Complete Dining Room Attendants Course
Fourteen REGINA fourteen students recently completed a dining room attendants course. The program was directed by the provincial department of education and the federal manpower department, in cooperation with restaurant associations in the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Provincial
Department of Education
Federal Manpower Department
Down She Goes for 75 Days in Coffin Record Bid
Patricia Haverland, 38, mothers of three, enters a large coffin in Charleston with 200 onlookers to attempt a world burial alive record of 75 days. Burial manager Charles Nary, who began in 1963, cites rivals Mike Mealey and Bill White as challengers to the ongoing claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Patricia Haverland
Charles Nary
Haverland
Frank Allen
Ripley
Mike Mealey
Bill White
Austin
Texas
Austin district notes highlight church events and visits
Christ Church ACW thanks helpers for the tea sale. Easter visits span Winnipeg to Austin. Austin Ladies Curling Club plans April 30 meeting at Mrs A Corneillie. May 1 museum talk with Mrs J A Morris. Numerous family visits recorded in Brandon, Vancouver, Golden BC, and Victoria. Joint church service scheduled April 28 in lieu of regular Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Acw
Wisness
Donna Christensen
Jon Burkett
Winnipeg
Chas. Wallace
Austin
J. A. Morris
Elizabeth
Lesley
Nancy
Heather Morris
R. Lye
Glenn Morris
United Churches of Austin
Sidney
Austin United Church
J.R. Stephenson
Jack. Douglas
Golden
D. Kipling
Brandon
J. R. Stephenson
H. Bradley
Victoria
B.C
Hope Collier
MacGregor
Gordon Mundle
Vicki
V. Jones
Binscorth
Jones
Pine Creek News visitors and gatherings
Walter Gulay of Arborg spent last weekend at the S. E. Knox home with Mrs. S. E. Knox and Mr. and Mrs. Hoeppner of MacGregor. Sunday visitors included George Shapansky and Diane of MacGregor Norman Tilley and Cliff Merke of Portage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gulay
Arborg
S. E. Knox
Hoeppner
MacGregor
George Shapansky
Diane
Norman Tilley
Cliff Merke
Portage
Livingstone
Jack Cleaver
Murray Garychuk
Winnipeg
Bob Deveson
Arden
Hanna
Beaver News social notes and upcoming dance event
Beaver News lists visits by numerous residents including Mr and Mrs A Graham Wes Thompson George Thompson and Mrs Rose Stevenson from MacGregor and Karen Smith with Megan Smith from Portage. Const David Asmundson spent weekend with parents. Beaver Hospital Aid to sponsor April 26 dance at Katrine Community Hall with music by the Austin Melodiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Graham
Wes ‘Thompson
George ‘Thompson
Rose Stevenson
MacGregor
Quill Lake
Sask
Karen Smith
Megan Smith
Portage
A. Grove
Elsie
Thomas
Percy | Smith
Sherri Beaudin
Dauphin
Raymond
Smiths
Steve Rumancik
P. Rumancik
Margaret Rodgers
Winnipeg
Chas
Rodgers
T. Thomasson
David Asmundson
Regina Rcmp
J. Asmundson
Beaver Hospital Aid
Katrime
The
Austin Melodiers
Crash Course Criticized In Manitoba Teacher Training
Aubrey Asper of the Manitoba Teachers Society criticized a 12 week high school teacher crash course at the society’s four day annual meeting. He noted enrolment favors the panic course over full-time programs in Winnipeg and Brandon and warned educators may accept the emergency as normal. He cited over 300 enrollees this year, higher than full-time courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Asper
Manitoba Teachers Society
Faculties of Education
Winnipeg
Brandon
Asper
Not a Chance Jean St. Dennis Pleads Guilty
Jean St. Dennis 21 of Montreal pleaded guilty in Toronto to stealing a newspaper and sought a second chance to prove such acts won t recur. He previously stole a newspaper in Vancouver. Magistrate Hugh Foster sentenced him to 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean St. Dennis
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
Hugh Foster
Austin 4 H Sharpshooters Plan Bottle Drive
Austin 4 H Sharpshooters outline a town canvass for bottles at 1 p m on Saturday April 27. Members expect readers to have bottles ready when called. Murray Lewis reports on Winnipeg Youth Leadership Conference impressions from Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin 4-H
Murray Lewis
Winnipeg
MacGregor United Church Time Changes for DST
The MacGregor United Church shifts Sunday School and worship to fit Daylight Saving Time with clocks moved one hour forward and summer service at 10 a.m. Bagot church will hold service Sunday at 2 p.m. DST adjustments to be announced for Bagot next week.
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MacGregor United Church
Bagot
Date Cancelled for Lames Auxiliary Meeting at Museum
You Have a Date the Lames Auxillary to the Austin Museum will hold a meeting on Wednesday May 1 at 2 9m at the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Museum
MTS Calls for Special Education for Indian Students
Manitoba Teachers Society urges the education department to recognize Indian students' special needs and fund special teacher training. M. H. Dudar of Dauphin criticizes the government for slow action and lacking effective northward education plans. He notes teachers lack Indian culture training and brief orientations are insufficient. A curriculum aligned with contemporary industrial society is urged to guide students clearly and gently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba ‘Teachers Society
Provincial Education Department
M. H. Dudar
Dauphin
Dudar
Society
Indian Affairs Branch
Easter greetings and visits in Portage la Prairie
Hartland Currie News notes Easter holidays spent by Hartford Currie and Arden Rintoul family groups. Visitors include Eldon and family from Treherne, Brydges of Portage, S Thompson group, W Sawcett of Winnipeg, and many others. Club news mentions Good Neighbors meeting with 10 members and two visitors, a $15 Cancer fund donation, and plans for a Pauline Roy shower at Rossendale April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Arden
Tufford
Portage
T. Rintoul
R. Tarr
Cancer Fund
Rossendale
Pauline Roy
Stary
Randy Rintoul
J. Bodies
J. Smith
T. Chapman
Winnipeg
Agnes Tiffin
IOOF
Charleswood
Smith
Garry
Allan Cleaver
High Bluff
H. Jonasson
Doug
Brandon
Cameron Cleaver
Poplar Bluff
Allan Dickson
Elrose
Sask
Dickson Sr
Brian Rintoul
Bruce Rintoul
Kent Radford
K. Rintoul
Allan McDougall
Dale
Don
Mrs
Ray Uhl
Strasbourg
Pilot Must Put In His Five Years
Capt William John McIntosh fought to leave the Canadian Forces after unification. Justice Israel Nitikman ruled the five year service rule from wings delivery can be enforced, blocking his discharge request. McIntosh enlisted Oct 1964 and trained as a pilot at a public cost of about $124000, later serving as staff pilot training navigators at the Air Navigation School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Bench
Israel Nitikman
William John Mcintosh
McIntosh
Lamont
Theaptain
Air Navigation School
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Edwin News
H. Garrioch
Ontario
Edwin U.C.W
Burnside U.C.W
R. Lyall
Roblin
Donald-Tischinski
Ralph's Department
Juvenil
McKenzie
Lumber
Austin District News
Pine Creek News
Harold Rosling
Gladstone
Jim Hanna
Beaver News
Harold Nelson
United Church
MTS
Hartford
Currie News
Wayne mcDougall
Allan
Thompson
Allyson Thompson
Laurie Frank
G. Cady
5Th St. N.W
Portage la Prairie
Silas
Alamo
John Wayne
Richard Widmark
Dean Martin
Rosemary Forsyth
Bagot Church
PEAS
Wieners
Labele
Bologna
Borton’s
Red & White Macgregor
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