Westbourne area notices and curling events listed
Friends of area mourn the deaths of Mrs. J. Rutledge and Mrs. Elsie Arnett. Canada Packers label return program supports the Community Centre kitchen. Poschenrieder and others attend a cousin’s funeral in Morris. Curling events: Men’s spiel Jan 27 to Feb 1, Ladies’ Feb 14 to 16, mixed bonspiel Feb 24 to Mar 1. Invitations include a shower for Miss Heather Currie on January 18 at Austin Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rutledge
Elsie Arnett
Westbourne
Canada Packers
Geo. Poschenrieder
Winnipeg
L. E. Norman
Poschenrieder
Harry Falk
Charlie Lambert
H. Falk
E. Lambert
Dale Lambert
Keith Lambert
Morden
Heather Currie
Austin
Obituary notices for Wright and Puddicombe families in Manitoba
Obituaries report Mrs Enzaeth Margaret Wright of MacGregor Manitoba who died January 12 1975 at MacGregor hospital aged 81, with funeral at MacGregor United Church. Also listed is Fred Puddicombe aged 83 of Portage la Prairie who died January 13 1975, with funeral January 17 at Trimble Funeral Chapel Lakeland cemetery. It notes survivors, former residences, community service and church affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enzaeth
Margaret Wright
MacGregor ‘Hospital
Elizabeth Wright
MacGregor
Manitoba
James Wright
Elizabeth Lawrence
Forestville
John Lawrence
Austin
Wright
Alberta
MacGregor United Church
Hutcheson
Donald Wright
Roy Storie
Edward Chant
Edward Leckie
Stan Moore
Fred Pawneotte
Fred Puddicombe
Portage la Prairie
Portage General Hospital
Dunsford
England
Canada
Longburn
Lakeland
Portage
F. Wilson
3Rd St
Puddicombe
Langruth
Lakeview
Lakeside School
Senior Citizens Curling Club
Edith
Snowmobile Plunge on Assiniboine River Near St Claude
Tragedy averted when Edmond Dubois 54 of St Claude was pulled from 12 feet of water after his snowmobile broke through ice on the Assiniboine river. His nephew Douglas 20 and Brian Lee helped to lift him to safety as rescuers arrived. The snowmobile was recovered the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond
Ted) Dubois
St. Claude
Assiniboine River
Mr. Dubois
Douglas Dubois
Brian Lee
Break-in at The Northamerican Lumber Co on 1st St N W
Overnight break by forcing a window on the east side of the building at The Northamerican Lumber Company on 1st Street N W and Fisher Ave. A safe was stolen containing an undetermined amount of cash. The break-in was reported at 4 am today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northamerican Lumber Company
1St St. N.W
Fisher Ave
Highway Mishaps In Portage Involving Two Drivers
Two drivers from Portage were involved in separate highway accidents today. Edward Unran attempted to pass David Lyall on highway 240 causing Lyall to signal a turn onto a gravel cutoff. Lyall's car hit a tree on the passenger side with extensive damage but no injuries. A second single vehicle crash on the Portage bypass near highways 1 and 240 knocked William Rideout, 21, of CFB Winnipeg, into a ditch. he was treated for minor injuries and his car sustained about 1500 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tura
Portage
Edward Unran
David Lyall
Lyall
Mr. Lyall
Koko Platz
William Rideout
CFB
Winnipeg
Rideout
Portage General Hospital
January UCW meeting and church notices in Poplar Point
The January United Church Women meeting is set for January 23 at 1 pm at Mrs. G Dickenson's home. Also noted are a Holy Communion service on January 19 and a United Church meeting on January 21 at 8 pm. The Ladies Curling Club plans a four to five rink bonspiel starting January 20, and well wishes go to patient A Gowler at Portage hospital. RCMP investigated a break in at Kelly's Sales and Service on Highway 1A with a brick thrown through a window. no entry or theft reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickenson
U.C.W
G. Dickenson
H. Burgess
United Church
Ladies’ Curling Club
A. Gowler
Portage Hospital
Keith Hannah
Hundred Mile House
B.C
Mrs. L. Hannah
RCMP
Kelly’s Sales and Service
Highway 1A
Portage Bypass
Langruth District News Recaps Holidays and Local Happenings
Langruth residents share Christmas and New Year travels with family across Canada. Jane Mulvena returns to Vancouver from Manitoba while Linda Craik comes home from Europe to celebrate with relatives. The community notes travels, birthdays, skating lessons, a talent show, and local obituaries including Fred Puddicombe and Mrs. Frank Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkbey
Jane Mulvena
Vancouver
J. Mulvena
Linda Craik
Europe
S. Craik
John
Halifax
Mr. Craik
Saskatoon
P. Tkachyk
Betty-Ann
Manitoba
Ralph ‘Thompson
J. Vereb Jr
Florida
George Neiss
Gladstone
Southend- Macauley Birthdays and Well Wishes
Happy birthday greetings for David Hulme on January 17 Mrs B Radford on January 18 and Gay Scora on January 19. A 94th birthday for Mrs AE Hulme of Box 83 rural Portage on January 22 with neighbors and good health noted. Get well wishes to Bill Hulme who had surgery January 13 in Portage hospital. Curling notes: Jack Wolfe and Lyne Snaith in Brandon this week and Linda Snaith in Carberry ladies playdowns. Mr and Mrs Herman Schweitz of Portage dined with Bob Schweitzs last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Goldmanson
Elizabeth
Florence
Winnipeg
A. Houle
McCreary Hospital
Langruth
Fred Puddico
Bruce Critchlow
David Hulme
Brandon
Linda Snaith
Carberry
Herman Schweitz
Portage
Bob Schweitz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westbourne News
Arieder
Lion's Skate-A-Thon
Fred Clarke
Portage Federal Liberal Association
Army Navy Hall
N.E. & Prince
Liberal Party
North Norfolk
Legion Room
MacGregor Community Hall
U. Loewe Sec
Treas
Satel
Board of the
Whitemud Watershed
Watershed Board
Agricultural Representatives
Water Resources Office
Neepawa
Aries
Poplar Point
Langruth District News
Hoageville
Ask
Ernie Wilson
Lois Olson
Kerry Lawrence
Cyril Olson
Victoria
Wilsons
Youth For Christ
Ken Anderson
Southend- Macauley
March of Dimes
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Society For Crippled Children ‘and Adults OF
Manito
Austin Credit Union
R. C. Locke Sec
R. M
Portage Ladies’ Curling Club
SIG Pankratz V
Saskatchewan Ave
Aiscounts Ly Jand
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Taan
Am Oxo
Lye’s Ltd
Co-op
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