Rossendale Community News and Weekend Gatherings
Rossendale district notes visitors from Winnipeg to Hythe and Toronto, church campers at Carberry, and a July cemetery service at the local cemetery. Weekend trips to Rapid City, Lake Brereton, and MacGregor accompany weddings and anniversaries. Sunday School breaks until August 17, while local sports saw the Rossendale Pony League win at MacGregor and the Little League lose. A 124 pound northern pike highlighted fishing trips. Rev E Loucks will speak at MacGregor United on July 20 as DVBS ends July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Charlyn Culbert
Carberry
B. Thomas
Hythe
Alta
Ie Crocker
James Watson
P. Macintosh
Lois
Lake Brereton
Ted O'Neil
Brady
Toronto
Neil
Vancouver
K. Crocker
Rapid City
N. Basler
C. Halliday
Frends
Rele
EN Sped
Meceree
Vista
Craig Frizzley
Winnipeg
Fiancomay
Kelly Tomchuk
Rossendale Pony League
MacGregor
Brent Tomchuk
Bakers Narrows
Ed ‘Tomchuk
Barbara
Bryan
Gimlin
J. Culbert
Rodney
Charlyn
M. Ward
Delta
C. Watson
John Watson Jr
Lynch's Point
Don Peasgood
Minnedosa
E. Loucks
McKenzie United
Birthannoucement greetings for Allan Wiebe on July 17
Birth announcements and social notes from Lavenham detail Allan Wiebe’s July 17 greetings and visits by numerous locals. The text lists regular weekend guests and trips among the Wiebe and McLennan families, including Ed Lloyd, John Lyall, Clarence Morden, and Allen son relatives, with mentions of boating and camp activities at Goodlands and Carberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr
Abe Wiebe
Pete Harder
Orangeville
Pete Wiebe
Jennifer
Gladstone
George Shapimsky
Goodlands
Bob McLennan
Ed Lloyd
McLennans
John Lyall
Kossendal
Art Wall
Swift Current
Sask
Glen Wiebe
Roxy
Austin
Bill McLennan
Portage
Harry Friesen
Beaver
Bob McLennans
Little Eldon Friesen
Perry Allanson
Bill
Wildlife conference tackles migratory birds threats in Canada
A 1969 federal provincial wildlife conference will examine threats to migratory birds from pollution and habitat loss. Dr. F G Cooch will lead a panel on the issue. Dr. John S Tener opens with a government activity summary. R C Passmore reports on the Canadian Wildlife Federation’s work for about 175,000 members. The meeting includes a Polar Bear committee report and pesticide contamination concerns affecting birds and predators like the peregrine falcon. hunting limits and legislative recommendations are to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
F. G. Cooch
Canadian Wildlife Service
John S. Tener
The
Wildlife Service
R. C. Passmore
Ottawa
Canadian Wildlife Federation
Southend Matrimony and Social Notes Date
Southend Macaulay Southend Macaulay announces the marriage of Mr. ana 'irs Wallace Martin and Annie Forrest in Portage on Saturday July 12. The column lists numerous social visits weddings and engagements among local families including Laurie Frank and Brian Larson passing their first year at MIT and Laurie accepting summer work in Winnipeg. Other notes mention weddings in Dauphin and Killarney and visits by Rosamond Bueckert Chant and families with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana ‘Irs
Wallace Martin
Annie Forrest
Portage
Herb McDonald
Anne
Brian Burton
Brandon
Ike Boehlig
I. Bueckert
Betty
Mary
Killarney
Jack Wolfe
Macdonald
Ken
Beverley
Oakland
Joan Reddon
Lyn Snaith
Glenboro
E. Bueckert
Art Rosamont
Toronto
V. Chant
S. Gilchrist
Winnipeg
Robert Chant
Drew
You Have a Date at MacGregor Memorial Hall
A miscellaneous snower will be held on Thursday July 24 in the MacGregor Memorial Hall at 830 p.m. in honor of Miss Everyone wel-
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MacGregor Memorial Hall
Vacation Bible School and church notices at Calvary Tabernacle
Calvary Tabernacle Sidney hosts Vacation Bible School July 21 25 with a closing rally July 26 all parents invited Uniled Church Austin Sidney Pastoral Charge announces Vacation Worship services paused July 13 to August 3 inclusive recommence Sunday August 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Tabernacle
Sidney
United Church
Austin-Sidney
Combined Anglican service in Austin and Carberry
The Anglican Church of Canada schedules a combined service at 2 p.m. in Austin with Holy Communion officiated by the Venerable M. W. Ames. At 7 p.m. St. Paul’s Church in MacGregor will also administer Holy Communion with the same officiant. The notice invites United Church friends in MacGregor to worship during their interlude without a resident minister.
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Anglican Church OF
Brandon
United Church
MacGregor
Hotels Seek Bottled Beer Price Hike in Winnipeg
About 30 hotels across Greater Winnipeg have applied to the Liquor Control Commission for a 50 cent price rise on bottled beer after 7:30 pm to cover entertainment costs. Manitoba Hotel Association director Dario Perfumo notes some venues already have approval and others charging 30 cents will stay at 50 cents.
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Winnipeg
Liquor Control Commission
Dario Perfumo
Manitoba Hotel Association
Cubs Win Two Firsts Second at Ball Tourneys
The MacGregor Cubs competed in three baseball tournaments over the weekend earning two first places and a second. Friday at Carberry they beat Elgin then lost 7 4 to Binscorth after a late rally. Saturday at Eden they won all three to take first money then Sunday they defeated Eden Treherne and Kinoseota to capture the Walter Allan Memorial Trophy. Hank Schroeder broke his collar bone in the Carberry opener. Elmer Jairis substituted and Elmer popped up after a foul.
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MacGregor Cubs
Carberry
Elgin
Binscorth
Barrie Barber
Robert Rodgers
Bill Young
Cubs
Austin
Eden
Reeve
Plumas
Treherne
Kinosota
Walter Allan Memorial
Hank Schroeder
Elmer Jairis
Hank
Elmer
Consumer Consultant Appointed in Winnipeg Office
Mrs. Sally Merchant, former Saskatchewan Legislature member for Saskatoon, is named consumer consultant for the Winnipeg office of the department of consumer affairs. She will assume the post Aug. 5 as part of a five regional program with offices in Halifax Montreal Toronto Winnipeg and Vancouver. Merchant, 49, holds BA and BEd degrees, was CFQC Saskatoon women’s editor, taught development at the University of Saskatchewan, served as Liberal MLA 1964-67, and chaired housing and traffic safety committees. She represented Canada at the United Nations in 1967 and chairs the Saskatoon UNICEF committee. she is a life member of the Council of Women.
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Sally Merchant
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Department of Consumer Affairs
R. H. McKay
Prairie
Merchant
McKay
Canada
Halifax
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
Dal
St Boniface Picks Liberal Desjardins Amid Cabinet Hopes
In St Boniface Liberal Desjardins, a 10 year MP, faced mixed reception as he backed NDP leader Schreyer’s bid for a majority. A 1000 constituent meeting showed overwhelming support but exposed tensions with the Manitoba Liberal provincial association and questions over his caucus future. Desjardins declared he remains a Liberal until expelled, while Schreyer’s cabinet lineup anticipated without him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Boniface
Larry Desjardins
Desjardins
New Democratic Party
Manitoba
NDP
Ed Schreyer
Winnipeg
Schreyer
Liberal Party
Bhat
Provincial Association
Manitoba Party
New Theory on Cancer Advances at University of Saskatchewan
Dr S J Webb of the University of Saskatchewan bacteriology department proposes that DNA in cancer cells may differ from normal cells. He notes tumor DNA fails to switch form with water changes and may lose a self controlling mechanism, driving rapid tumor growth. If confirmed, this could shift cancer research toward physical methods to control tumor growth by reverting tumor DNA to normal structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Webb
University
Bacteriology
Webb
Roy Bather
Cancer Research Centre
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Rossendale District News
F. McKeen
Gordon
Giesbrecht
Nnipeg
Susan Nicoll
Jan Nicoll
Totogan
Wilbert ‘Tomchuk
Fort McMurray
Tomchuk
John Watson Sr
Bella Hird
Pete Maloney
T. Wojtowicz
Gerald Frizzley
Myrna Frank
Mary Lynn
W. Moffat
R. Moffat
R. Vigar
Holland
Weading
J. Fisher
R. Welch
Anne. Hetherington
Scotland
Macgregor United Church
Lavenham News
Birthany Greetings
Allan Wiebe
Dennis Saboury
Cranberry Portage
Wildlife Conference
Shorty
AusTine Man
John H. Thiessen
Phyllis Diller
Joe Flynn
Don Knotts
Barbara Rhodes
MacGregor Chamber of Commerce
Marten
George Martens
Southend
Macaulay
Visirs
Mrs. Rosamond
Larry
Jake Froese
Social Credit Ree
Desdins
Aft
University of Saskatchewan
G. M. Hay
Ford Sales & Service
Erle R. George Case LL
Snaith
North Norfolk
Lori Hulme
4-H
Macars
Mardwark
Petrollium Feeds Lumber Dept
Maconteot, Mantous
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