Centenary Year Recap And District Celebrations
Southend-Macaulay notes celebrate Mr and Mrs Lara Thompson 82nd anniversary on January 8 and announce winners Jack Hooper Dale McDonald Lyn Snaith in Monarch Life event at Winnipeg bonspiel. Also second event winners Lyla Lamb Marion McGregor Dorothy Smith Anie Martin in Treherne ladies bonspiel. Lodgings include births Jack Beverley Wolfe Richard Lincoln and Robin Lorraine. sympathy to Emily Towle. Larry Larson earns $3600 NRC scholarship at McGill. walkathon results noted with 25 miles completed by several residents. Christmas 1970 greetings, awards, graduations, and weddings across the district with multiple regional names and end with Merry Christmas and 1971 wishes.
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Lara Thompson
Jack Hooper
Dale McDonald
Lyn Snaith
Winnipeg
Lyla Lamb
Marion McGregor
Dorothy Smith
Anie Martin
Treherne
Emily Towle
Larry Larson
Ken Larson
National Research Counsel
McGill University
Larry
Darren
Reed Frank
Lorne Hulme
Trevor
Pat Turner
Bryce Scora
Herb McDonald
Abe Dreidger
Lorraine Chant
Drew Chant
Linda Snaith
Marian McGregor
Betty
Dale Longstreet
Bob Leckie
Murray
Goldeye Lake
Alberta
Manitoba
Gay
Jack
Myrna Frank
Gerald Frizzley
Rrc.c
Laurie Frank
Brian Larson
Gerald Frizley
Terry McGregor
Dennis Palmer
Bill McMillan
Kathren Turner
Richard Demley
Dorothy Turner
Glen Young
Beverley Turner
Paul Eckland
Ottawa
Dick Larson
Delta
B.C
H. Thomas
Alberni
J. P. Wiela Visted
Ernie Bueckert
Dennis Forrest
Darryl
W. Orchard
McIntosh
Lorne McIntosh
Currie District
Doug McGregor
Art Pelley
Ernie Ariss
Caramont
Ont
Carl Hallitry
North Bay
Boehli
Vancouver
Pennell Homes
Gay Scora
University of Manitoba
Towle
Henry Towle
Foothills Hospital Algary
Ross Anderson
Irene
Hodgins
Bob Hare
Yangley
John Scora
Wm. Scora
Nellie Primeau
Windsor
Scora
Ed Chant
Winnipeg General Hospital
Southern Schemers Hospital Aid
Lorraine
Rosemary Hulme
Muriel Pennell
Elsie Douglas
Florence Hay
Frank Edinger
Vanita
Mike Borozny
Dave Hodgins
Gloria Scora
Nova Scotia
Betty Scora
Donna Hay
Europe
Ann
Scotland
Clarence Pennell
Montreal
Two Grants For Manitoba
The regional expansion department announced Tuesday grants to two Manitoba firms. Reliance Products Ltd. of Winnipeg receives 299 for adding a plant facility to produce plastic containers and lids, projected to create 41 new jobs. Whiteshell Eggs of Whitemouth, Manitoba, gets 6000 to enlarge and modernize its egg candling facility, creating eight more jobs.
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Manitoba
Reliance Products Ltd
Winnipeg
Whiteshell Eggs
Whitemouth
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A Christmas message on love and sacrifice across generations
The piece reflects on Christmas the first century gift of God and the call to love beyond self and family. It urges Christians to imitate the Magi by making sacrifices for others, sharing time, activity, and conversation with family and neighbors to embody Christlike love and joy.
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Jesus
Egypt
Bethlehem
Calvary
Quebec Speaker's Wife Sees Antique Shops as Boon
Regine Lavoie wife of the Speaker of the Quebec national assembly calls Canada s antique shops a real boon noting good shops and often reasonable prices as the market isn t very high in Montreal.
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Montreal
Regine Lavoie
Quebec National Assembly
Canada
Farmers Urged Prompt Service For Farm Machinery
Manitoba legislature heard dealers, distributors, and manufacturers share responsibility for prompt service. Gus Long of Brandon farm implement dealers urged keeping spare parts available and proposed buyback rules to prevent obsolete stock. Wallace Summerville of the National Farmers Union called for greater machinery protection, parts depots, extended warranties up to 2000 hours on tractors and two years on other machines.
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A. G
Gus) Long
Brandon
National Farmers Union
Wallace Summerville
Cartwright
Man
Bagot and District News Highlights Community Life
Local column from Bagot notes December birthdays for J H Byles Thompson Lamont Bayer Kerr Wright Burch Ritchie Klippenstein and others. It praises good deeds by students aiding MacGregor High School activities and reports hospital progress for Mrs. Foster and Frank Bennett. A dog shooting prompts calls for lawful behavior and adult responsible example.
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J. M. Baskier
J. H. Byles
Don Thompson
Jim Lamont
R. Bayer
R. Kerr
Brent Wright
Keith Burch
Edgar Ritchie
Helen Klippenstein
John Lloyd
T | MacGregor
J. Lamont
Bagot
MacGregor High School
Jim Foster
MacGregor Hospital
Frank Bennett
Winnipeg General Hospital
Alberta Tourism Association predicts provincial boom by 1985
The Alberta Tourist Association told the cabinet that tourism could rise to 750 million dollars annually by 1985, replacing oil and agriculture as the leading industry. It urged greater government and private investment, improved facilities, roads, and conservation programs to attract travelers and meet demand.
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Alberta Tourist Association
Association
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