Manitoba Accidents Report Multiple Fatalities and Injuries
A series of Manitoba highway and rail accidents left several people in hospital or dead. Victims include 35 year old Flanjac and 11 year old Donna Pavlick with undetermined injuries, and 58 year old lan J. MacPherson in fair condition. A separate collision in Michigan killed 47 year old William Abe Bergen. RCMP report other fatalities from a freight train incident near Minedosa and a drowning in Dodge Lake.
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Flanjac
Mr. Pavlich
Donna Pavlick
Lan J. MacPherson
Winnipeg
Elsa
Edward Desmarais
Minedosa
RCMP
Desmarais
Minnedosa
Fair a Huge Success at Local Horse Show
The event in MacGregor area showcased top placings across divisions. Notable results include Doug Hunt or Kakebecca Falls Ontario taking first, Nelson Olson of MacGregor second, with Gordon Taylor and Edwin Taylorson among top five. Bill Foster of Killarney led Heavy Horse Show entries and captured multiple titles. Leonard Kennedy and T W Kristolovich earned several high placements in Percherons Belgians and heavy draft divisions, while Wallace Cowell, Byron Steen, and others placed in assorted halter, four and six-horse team contests.
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Doug Hunt
Kakebecca Falls
Ont
Nelson Olson
MacGregor
Gordon Taylorson
Edwin Taylorson
Lyle Stone
Bill Foster
Killarney
Leonard Kennedy
T. W. Kristolovich
Cardale
Wallace Cowell
Bill Poster
T. W. Kristaloich
Tom Moran
Commons Start Summer Recess
The Commons began a summer recess of at least 11 weeks after debating Kennedy Round tariff changes and approving $3,416,295,507.08 in public funds and interim expenditures of $965,328,156.84 for the next four months. Ministers must seek fall approval for main spending programs, with the fall sitting likely to start September 25.
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Commons
The
Big Lake Named For Diefenbaker
Saskatchewan officials announced a 140 mile lake behind the South Saskatchewan River Dam will be named for Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker at a July 21 dedication. The dam bears the name of James Gardiner, the late Liberal agriculture minister, with the lake honoring the former prime minister tied to the 1958 agreement.
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South Saskatchewan River
Diefenbaker
James Gardiner
Liberal Agriculture
Saskatchewan
MacGregor Locals and Visitors Share Weekend in District
A flurry of visits fills the MacGregor area as relatives and friends from Winnipeg Portage Edmonton Selkirk Brandon and Fort William travel to see residents. Guests include Mrs E Ormiston Mrs Cameron and families. Norman Critchton of Portage. Miss Donna Dankesreiter touring the British Isles greetings go to MacGregor friends. several Winnipeg guests at Manor and Grove home. and locals hosting visitors from Warren Carrot River Edmonton Selkirk and Winnipeg plus weekend stays with the Snaith Pennell and Kane households.
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Donna Dankesreiter
British Isles
MacGregor
Ray Stevens
Winnipeg
Fred Snaith
Bagot
Image Creek
Portage
Lois McLachlan
H. Currie
Pierson
Mr. Currie
Diane
C. Rands
Murray
Mrs. C. Murray
Allandale
Raymond
Brian
Dwight
Nichol
Harold Wright
Hamilton
Ont
Harold
Betty Stewart
Brandon
Bruce Robertson
P. Henry
Bruce
Kirk
H. Henry
Local notes from Bagot and area July events
Bagot area and Winnipeg visitors share weekend activity and family news. Attends Davis Wilby wedding, Red River Ex, MacGregor Fair, and family reunions. Residents travel to Hamilton Ontario for a wedding and visit relatives in Portage, Falcon Lake, and Winnipeg.
Trio Rescued Near Kaska Lake In Saskatchewan
Three Minnesota airmen were rescued Sunday from Kaska Lake in northeastern Saskatchewan after a Cessna with pontoons landed near a forced landed plane. Passengers Tom Daugherty and John Buel were flown 150 miles to Stony Rapids, while pilot Donald Matthey ferried the plane on using fuel and oil dropped by the air force. The RCAF said the men would be taken to Prince Albert today.
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Minnesota
Kaska Lake
Saskatchewan
Tom Daugherty
John Buel
Stony Rapids
Sask
Lake Athabasca
Donald Matthey
Air Force
RCAF
Prince Albert
Saturnyee
St. Paul
Minn
No dogs at Pittsburgh Weimeraner Club picnic
The Weimeraner Club of Pittsburgh mailed invitations for its annual picnic noting Sorry no dogs. The notice emphasizes the club's focus on the Weimaraner breed as trained field dogs and invites members to attend without pets.
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Pittsburgh
Bagot Calf Club Holds Meeting
The Bagot 44 Beef Calf Club met at Mr. and Mrs. D. Brecknell with the president presiding. The 4H pledge and roll call occurred, member calf plaques and the 4H banner were reviewed, and trimming of the calves was discussed. A church lawn mowing plan was considered and lunch by Mrs. Brecknell followed.
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D. Brecknell
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Bagot News
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Ninth Street
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Erler
George Ear Ee
Bagot Calf Club
Beverley Beam
Mary Maxim
Ralph's Fabric Centre
Sask. Ave
John Deere
First Street
Denwal Pharmacy
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