Bagot District Social Notes and Community Gatherings
News from Bagot and district highlights social visits and weekend guests. Families hosted and visited, including Melville Forrest of Winnipeg deer hunting in Woodlands, Wayne Longstreet and Dave Richardson seeking work in Edmonton, and local members at W I meetings and Candlelight Devotional service.
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Lawrence
Melville Forrest
Winnipeg
Melville
Woodlands
Wayne Longstreet
Dave Richardson
Edmonton
Diane Nichol
R. Nichol
Percy Garnet
Bagot
Manitoba Christmas Sparks Wish for Snow and Cheer
The Manitoba MIRROR notes the 1959 60 Manitoba Trade Directory shows 1800 Manitoba made products from harrows to radar antennas. It urges communities to attract new industries with progressive ideas and warns against dismissive attitudes toward employees as Christmas wishes include a snowy eve, a holiday weekend, caroling from a sleigh, and extra room to enjoy Christmas feast without belt trouble.
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Thomas
Sam
Mike
Manitoba
Bagot United Church Holds Annual Meeting
Bagot United Church held its annual meeting for St Stephen's United Church on December 8. Reports showed a successful, active year and the Sector Plan was well received both financially and in the community. New officers elected include Session Albert Pogue and A W Kalberg. Treasurers and various roles filled. lunch and social hour followed.
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St Stephen's United Church
Bagot
Murray Burch
Albert Pogue
A. W. Kalberg
C. Mathews
S. J.crealock
J. Pogue
Gordon Nichol
Bert Nichol
C. Pogue
M. Burch
S. J. Crealock
C. Matthews
Elsie Hounsome
D. Wright
Clarence Pogue
Leonard Stewart
Ross Nichol
R. Farncombe
G. Nichol
Women Can Help Reduce Xmas Traffic Toll
Canadian women can lower holiday traffic deaths by promoting safe driving during Christmas and New Year celebrations. The message urges calm entertaining and responsible behavior to reduce the season’s tragic toll on the roads.
Holiday safety tips for Christmas entertaining
The article urges hosts and guests to prevent accidents during the holidays by offering snacks and non alcoholic drinks, avoiding driving after alcohol, and encouraging overnight stays if storms loom. Coffee or alertness beverages help drivers stay awake, and driving slowly reduces fatigue on the way home.
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