Southend Macaulay News Held Over From Last Week
Holiday guest lists from the E Hulme and related households feature numerous Winnipeg and Manitoba visitors. Multiple families and relatives from MacGregor, Transcona, Portage, Moose Jaw, Brandon, Saskatoon, and Montreal visited over Christmas and New Year. Names include Hulmes, Glover, MacDonald, Bueckert, Chant, Wiebe, MeGregor, and Frank, with Christmas Day and Boxing Day gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hulme
Bill Hulme
Shawn
Stan Legg
Bonnie
H. Pogue
al. Collett
Id Bradley
Portage
Ed Hulme
Lorne
Lori
Winnipeg
Roy Glover
Garry MacDonald
Jack Wolfe
Joelle
Ken Wolfe
Fred Wolfe
Ralph Bailey
Ernie Bueckert
Sharon Margaret
Brandon Hospital
I. Bueckert
Saskatoon
Robert Chant
Drew
Ana
Roy Giover
Don MacDonald
Scott
Ken Meyers
Moose Jaw
Doug McGregor
Terry Longstreet and Family
Terry MeGregor
Maureen Mawby
Gary Mac Donald
Ken Myers
Elsie Groves
MacGregor
Bob Schweitz
Abe Goertzen
Ily
Harvey Goertzen
Snowflake
Herman Schweitz
Town
Harry
Wes MacDonald
Herb MacDonald
Anne
Brian Burton
Brandon
Ken Larson
Jim Seawright
E. Caron
Jim
Bill and
Murray Forrest
Linda Hyde
Sanford
Brian Larson
Larry Larson
Montreal
Wallace Martin
Jack Frank
Henry Frank
Jack Franks
Myrna, Laurie and
Murray Frank
Winnieg
Barry Frank
Thompson
Brent Tarr
Alex Frank
Dougie and
Faye
Colin Pennell
Bob Strain
Carberry
Clarence Pennell
Doug Pennell
Nyle
Katrime News Mixed Bonspiel Dates and Holiday Visitors
The Katrime mixed bonspiel will be held February 2 to 7 with limited night rink entries and ladies playing third. Many local families and friends visited over Christmas and Boxing Day, including Bert Caskey, Bey, Jeanne, and numerous Prairie residents from Souris to Winnipeg and MacGregor. The article catalogs holiday guests and travel among Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, McRae, Heselwood, Jenkins, Caskey, and others across Gladstone, Beaver, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Caskey
Bey
Souris
Jeanne
Terry Duncan Sand Clayton
G. Finkewich
Glenella
Clayton
Fred Amann Sand
Austin
Amann
Pennel
MacGregor
J. McRa
Henry Duncan
R.M. Wallace
Gladstone
Lillian Greer
Lyn
Winnipeg
Jim Patterson
Lorna
Helston
Duncan Broadfoot
Heather
Fred Jenkins
H. Wainsight
F. ‘Young
Brandon
Beverley
Lawrence Heselwood
Leonard Martins
Innis Harvey
Vancouver
B.C
Betty Scora
Donna Hay
Vitoria
Archie Mullins
Yorkton
Sask
Jim Lowe
Madison
Wisconsin
Ken Smith
Grant Smith
Gary Buchanan
David Booth
Pinawa
Lorne Wright
Robert Rodgers
Beaver
L. Heselwood
Victoria
Lorner McKinstry
Edmonton
Alberta
Cass Beggys Named Hydro Chair in Manitoba Change
Manitoba Premier Ed Schreyer announced David Cass Beggs as chair and general manager of Hydro replacing W D Fallis who cited health reasons. Cass Beggs, previously a consultant for the NDP government on Hydro plans, was chosen for his engineering competence. The six month term was noted, with possibilities of extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cass-Beggs
Manitoba Hydro-Electric Development
Manitoba
Ed Schreyer
Schreyer
Cass-Beggs
W. D. Fallis
Fallis
Manitoba New Democratic Party
Indian Lake
Cass- Beggs
NDP
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
Ross Thatcher
Hydro
Science Council of Canada
Cass. Beggs
Toboggans Regulated Not Prohibited by AG Ruling
Minnesota Attorney General Douglas Head said cities may set hours and regulate power toboggans to protect public welfare but cannot ban them outright. The ruling, sought by Faribault Crystal and Babbitt officials, aligns with prior snowmobile guidance granting regulation not prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Head
St. Paul
Minn
Head
Faribault, Crystal
Babbitt
Canada Practises Firm Action to Enforce Grain Rules
Federal policy head Otto Lang says orderly marketing is being restored as enforcement tightens against grain bootlegging. He notes farmers’ attitude shifted as rule compliance rises and urges continued police action to curb bootleggers. He warns the system could break down without firm steps and strict obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Lang
Whtat Board
Lang
Wheat Board
Winnipeg Gets Grain Building
James Richardson announced Winnipeg will host a new federal building to house the Board of Grain Commissioners and other offices. The $5,000,000 18 storey structure is set for summer construction at Main and Water streets downtown, opposite the existing federal building. Regina had also bid to host the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Richardson
Supply and Services
Winnipeg
Board of Grain Commissers
Richardson
Main and
Water Streets
Arthur Laing
Regina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southend- Macaulay News
Transcona
Grant MacDonald Ands
Don Mac
Roy Smith
Bagot
Austin Community Hall
Austin Melodiers
Pine Creek 44
MacGregor Memorial Hall
MacGregor Lions Club
Austin Credit Union
North Norfolk
P. B. Ewen
H. K. Schroeder
Macgregor Recreational Association
MacGregor Collegiate
Katrime News
Baker
Beverley Caskey
John McRae
Jean McRae
Jim Caskey
Isabelle of Macdonald
City
Don Young
Cass-Beggys
Hadeen
C. W. Sloik
Ninth Street
Portage LA Prairie
Herb Borton
J. S. Thomson
Royal Road North
Trimble’s
Portage LA Prairie, Manitoba
Zenith
John Deere
First Street N.W
East End Motors
Gulf Gas and Oil Service
Hone
Norfolk
Gulf
Servico Centre
Manitoba Hydro
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