Grant MacDonald Heads Curling Club Annual Meet
Grant MacDonald heads the Curling Club at its annual meeting. Other officers named include H A Lye, S J Booth, Don Barber as vice president, Frank Sims secretary, Robert Anderson treasurer, Lawrence Smith executive, Glen Lye, Ron Barton, Dennis Beaudin, Dennis Lamb and Pete McGregor. Curling fees remain. skating fees set at 10 and under 15 cents per night or 2.50 per season, students 25 cents per night or 2.50 per season, adults 25 cents per night or 3.50 per season. Members urged to submit rinks soon to help the drawmaster schedule curling for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curling Club
McPhee
H. A. Lye
S.J. Booth
Don Barber
Frank Sims
Robert Anderson
Lawrence Smith
Glen Lye
Ron Barton
Dennis Beaudin
Dennis Lamb
Pete McGregor
Manitoba Judge Raps Attorney General Over Speedy Trial Issue
Manitoba county court judge criticized the Attorney General's department for not ensuring a lawyer is appointed to defend Benjamin Hallet, held since July 23. Hallet seeks a speedy trial. bail was set at 2500 dollars but he was released on own recognizance until December 20 for the trial. The judge stressed Crown witnesses must be available and counsel arranged, especially for indigents.
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Manitoba County Court
Attorney-General's Department
Get
Benjamin Hallet
Hallet
Assize Court
Keith
Attorney - General's Department
Crown Counsel
Counse
Of in the Deal With People You Know Who Know You
A brief items note discusses trust and mutual recognition in dealings among acquaintances. It highlights how familiarity shapes expectations and outcomes in social and professional exchanges.
Weekend Weekend Highway Death Toll Across Canada
A Canada Press survey reports at least 41 accidental deaths over the weekend, with 34 on highways. Ontario led with 19 fatalities, Quebec had 10, and British Columbia three traffic deaths, plus fires and a drowning. Other provinces recorded isolated traffic deaths while Prince Edward Island reported none.
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Canada
British Columbia
Richard Harder
Clearbrook
B.C
Abbotsford
B.C. Meadow
Canada Press
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
New Brunswick
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prince Edward Island
No Ban On Radar Device In Manitoba Traffic Law Debate
A Manitoba special committee declined to recommend banning radar warning devices in private cars citing limited use and federal jurisdiction. Experts said detectors costing 29.95 to 59.95 dollars are not very effective and police radar can still measure speed. A separate note mentions a Swedish church funding part of a 9.5 million hospital project in Moshi Tanzania.
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Manitoba
R. P. Molloy
Department of Public Works
Federal
Department of Transport
United States
McCoy
Canada Doubling Foreign Aid Still Trails In Per Capita Giving
A Commonwealth study shows Canada increased foreign aid more than twofold in three years but per person aid remains below Britain and Australia. In 1964 Canada gave 7.35 a head, Britain 10.57, Australia 10.50, and New Zealand 5.10, with Canada distributing funds more widely across Asia while Australia focuses on nearby dependencies.
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London
Canada
Commonwealth
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Papua
New Guinea
South Pacific Island Dependencies
Asia
Begging Pays Off Said By Malaysian Welfare Officer
Kuala Lumpur AP reports Fatimah Bine Musa says 58 people arrested for panhandling in two years include well off individuals. One man had about 70 dollars, several beggars have husbands with good jobs. The piece also notes total foreign aid patterns among developing nations and Commonwealth roles.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Fatimah Bine Musa
Pakistan
Ceylon
Commonwealth
Niue
South Pacific
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Grant MacDonald
FBI
Peter Sellers
Kinsmen Club
Tarzane
Wedon Scott Genera
John Deere
Portage LA Prairie
the Herald
MacGregor Trading Area
Africa
Moshi
Tanzania
Royal Fleet
England
Commission
Overseas Development Institute
Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
CPA
Wellington
N.Z
Lye’s
Spalding
Covey
General Electric
Marshall-Wells
C.C.M. Skates
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