Rosendale News Social Notes and June Meeting
A long Rosendale social roundup lists visits and weekend stays by Crocker Lynn Nicoll Welch Watson McIntosh and others from Winnipeg Portage and Regina. It also covers the Rosendale UCW June meeting at Mrs J Nicoll with devotionals cards of thanks and planning for weddings and windows repairs. Field day results and school award notices highlight student achievements and tabloid tournament winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Crocker
Buffalo
USA
K. Crocker
Lynn
R. Thomson
Selem
E. Stanger
Portage
Dekeie
Diselnes
Wa Om Norman Nicoll
MIT
Winnipeg
Wally
Randy
Patrick Henry
Fisher Homes
D. Peasgood
Debbie
C. Watson
Norman Nicoll
M.lt
Patrick ' Henry
Fisher
J. Crosbie
Semrick
Sally Mcintosh
Harvey Watson
Barry Mcintosh
Kenny Anderson
Gimli
Mary Ann Bieganski
W. Bieganski
K. Cr
Wally Bieganski
J. Lyall
Gill
Stan Ross
Edwin
J. Nicoll
M. Robinson
Martha
A. R. McCulloch
Linda Sylvester
Bruce Nicoll
Colleen Denniss
Carrie Morden
Eleanor Orton
Dean Deersler
Bob Neufeld
Lawrence Buhr
Barry Braun
Sandra Lamont
Ronnie Hrabluik
Victor Thompson
Ruby Peters
Scott Lamont
Albert Pasche
Jean Smoke
Sylvia Ly
Randy Perchak
Brenda Thompson
Brenda Gourley
Lois McIntosh
Wayne McDougall
Murray Perkins
Danny Larson
John Fisher
David Anderson
Mary Lynn Moffat
Lawrence Henry
Rodney Perchak
Bruce McLennan
Linda Woodward
Sandra Peters
Wayne Ostopowich
Wayne McDou ‘Gall
David Roy
Jan Nicoll
Jim Reimer
Kerry Tomchuk
Larry Schroeder
June Bur
Jim Bodie
Ruth’ Woodward
Robbie Lamont
Velma Daniels
Bruce Lloyds
Norma Gerbrand
Larry Edinger
New Proprietors Take Over Local MacGregor Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson, formerly of Boissevain, have purchased the MacGregor Hotel and assumed duties. The couple have two children. The community extends a warm welcome to the new proprietors as they begin their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson
Boissevain
MacGregor Hotel
Jackson
Jacksons
Pastoral Charge Times At MacGregor And Austin Churches
The bulletin lists morning services at MacGregor United Church Beaver and Bagot on Sunday July 10 with a 10 30 a m start for MacGregor and a 12 00 service at Bagot. Austin United Church shows a combined service at 40 00 a m and Sidney public worship and Sunday school at 11 30 a m with a note on summer time changes. Austin Christ Church offers Sunday School at 11 00 a m and Public Worship at 2 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macgregor United Church
MacGregor
Beaver
Bagot
Austin United Church
Austin
Sidney
Sumer
Pauls
Synod Office Office
Brandon
Bethel Church
A. J. Hall
Local couples enjoy trip across Western Canada
Mr and Mrs E Duncan with friends traveled Sunday May 29 to the West Coast. They visited Regina Moose Jaw Calgary Banff Enderby Matsqui Vancouver Victoria and Vancouver Island with many local hosts. The trip included Sulfur Mountain Gondola rides and Harrison Hot Springs with no travel mishaps and gratitude to supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Duncan
Rodger Fox
West Coast
Saskatchewan
Joe Payne
Regina
Claude Feterson
Moose Jaw
Roy Duncan
Alvin
Stavely
Alta
Harold Duncan
Calgary
Jack Mcilwray
Elaine
Banff
Sulfur Mountain
Enderby
B.C
Aee
Cecil Stocking
Cecil
Pill Duncan
Mae and
Floss Wheeler
Matsqui
Gordon Stewart
Murray Stewart
Harrison Hot Springs
Vancouver
Parks
Jim McGillvray
Vancouver Island
Victoria
Mira Hubert Sparrow
Jack Sparrow
Charie Cockram
George Fox
Archie McGillvray
Bill McGillvray
Jim Irwin
John Steene
Douglas Duncan
Cecil Duncan
Verna Peterson
Manitoba
Ernie McLachlan
Nelson
Marlene McGilvray
Estevan, Sask
Glen Thompson
Brandon
Civil service pay boosts and liquor service approvals unfold
Federal pay raises totaling six to 13 percent for forty thousand civil servants and Crown staff are scheduled in a three stage plan. Meanwhile Air Canada and Canadian Pacific Airlines win Manitoba approval to serve alcohol on cross country and domestic flights, with liquor licenses granted for in flight service on some routes. Ontario already allowed domestic air service, while British Columbia considers CPA liquor licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sky
Manitoba
Civil Service
Treasury Board
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission
Air Canada
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Commission
N. E. Rodger
W.l-Fabre
Air Director
Ontario
Lig
Uor Licence Board
CPA
Gallerteos
British Columbia Liquor Commission
Robert Bonner
Department of Transport
Riverton Dike Secures Town Amid Lake Winnipeg Flood Threat
Three miles of earthfill dike along the Icelandic River near Riverton protect the town from rising flood waters. Lake Winnipeg’s record inflows from the Red, Winnipeg and Saskatchewan rivers push water toward the area. Gimli reports a water level of 717.40 feet as winds threaten to churn waves onto shore. Riverton official Wilfred Arnason notes resort closures due to flood damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riveron
Lake Winnipeg
Winnipeg
Lake
Red
Saskatchewan
Russians Visit Winnipeg Shapes Busy Day for Polyansky
Dmitri Polyansky, visiting Russian deputy premier, leads a full Winnipeg program with press chats, luncheon, and tours of the Grain Exchange, University of Manitoba, and a federal experimental farm. He condemns bombing of Vietnam, stressing no talks while attacks continue, as reporters track a tight itinerary amid heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Gar
Dmitri Polyansky
Winnipeg
Canada
Ottawa
Grain Exchange and
Wheat Board
Grain Exchange
University of Manitoba
Federal Government
Department of Agriculture
Polyansky
Vancouver
United States
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
New President For Exchange in Tad Mafannay Ottawa
Mafannay of Ottawa has been appointed president of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange, succeeding James W. Clarke. Mr. McCannel, 42, general manager of the Agriculture Institute of Canada, was born in Noonside, Sask., and graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 1950 with a major in economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Seeptember
James W. Clarke
McCannel
Agriculture Institute of Canada
Noonside
Sask
University of Saskatchewan
Canada Could Put Man in Space Before 2000
Montreal space researcher Dr. Gerald Bull of McGill University argues Canada lacks a space policy yet could pursue a affordable program. He envisions Arctic satellite comms and a navigation satellite, with HARP continuing joint funding but facing cutbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Gerald Bull
McGill University
Space Research Institute
Bull
HARP
United States Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rossendale News
W. Cnamel
Mrs. R
Susan Nicoll
Patty Ward
Kathi Schroeder
Camp Totogan
H. P. Duck
The
Macgregor Herald
Post Office Department
Member
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
Banor
Company of Young
Peace Corps
Benson
Civil Service Commission
Claude Edwards
Aeaa
Riverton
Mafannay
Weevil
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