Ray Little program attendees and local notices from Carberry
Sidney News reports numerous local residents at the Ray Little program in Carberry last Thursday. It lists visits by Velma Brown and Carrie Hall, Bette Thorn and Terry Williams in the bonspiel, and Marvelle Dankesreiter with Mer. Morris Hamilton of Brandon visited the Dankes-Teter home. February WI meeting had sixteen members at Mrs E Dahmer’s. H Lintott secretary. leathercraft paper by H Howie. contest by M Ham. Hostesses served lunch. In memoriam notes for Margaret Jane Speed and William Taylor Speed. A Regina boy received 211 free blood and plasma transfusions in 1961 via Canadian Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Thorn
Terry Williams
Carberry
Marvelle Dankesreiter
Mer. Morris Hamilton
Brandon
F. Dankes- Teter
E Dahmer
H. Lintott
Dunton
H. Howie
C. Rogers
M. Ham
H. Thorn
Wm. Alton
Regina
Red Cross
Austin and District News Highlights Manitoba Social Ties
Local notices feature Winnipeg visits by Westman and Storie families, trips to Portage la Prairie, and a MPC course in progress. Reminders include entry deadlines for Austin Bonspie and correction on trophy winners for the High School skating event. Hospital updates, a condolence for Mrs Gillan, and thanks from United Church Ladies Aid accompany a roundup of community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Roosen
Portage la
Prairie
Reuban Storie
Brandon
Arrow In The Dust At Austin Theatre March 8 and 10
The Technicolor outdoor epic Arrow In The Dust opens at the Austin Theatre March 8 and 10 set in America at the Civil War era. Sterling Hayden and Coleen Gray star in dramatic scenes with vibrant color settings and adventure to please fans of this feature. Nine tables of whist were in play at the Community Hall Monday evening with winners named. Mrs Reuban Storie led the ladies, Mrs H F Johnson was low, Art Johnston led the gents, and R Edgar was low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
America
Sterling Hayden
Coleen Gray
Ladies High
Reuban Storie
H. F. Johnson
Gents High
Art Johnston
R. Edgar
School Award Winners and Health Drive Highlight Week
Inspector McKay visited the school midweek noting several prize wins at ShoGo on Wednesday night. Brown of Room III won an insulated teapot while Grant Compton of Am IH claimed two cake plates. HS winners included Ruth Anderson with a picnic ham Elaine Thomson with a casserole and Lorne Green with a trash can. Nurse Mushynski announced polio shots for the children. Linda Wright, Grade 3, visited all week and is Jo Ann Rousley’s cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector McKay
Mr. Brown
Grant Compton
Am IH
Ruth ‘Anderson
Elaine Thomson
Lorne Green
Mushynski
Miss Riddell
Linda Wright
Jo Ann Rousley
Pine Creek Pioneer Laid To Rest
Arthur Neville Doubleday 6 of Pine Creek district died in MacGregor Hospital after a February 23 illness. Born in London 1869, he settled in Pine Creek around 1900, married Dorcas Bryan in 1904, and was active in Austin Masonic and Orange Lodges. Funeral at United Church Edrans with burial in Edrans cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Edrans
Arthur Neville Doubleday
Pine Creek
MacGregor Hospital
Mr. Doubleday
London
England
Canada
Wellwood
Carberry
Dorcas Bryan
C. E. Cole
Charlie Hotel
Walter Hutton
Reg. McFarane
Harold Manns
Percy Legg
Wm. Lamb
Edrans Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Mr Doubleday at Memorial Home
We thank all who helped during Mr Doubleday’s last weeks at the Margaret Memorial Home and MacGregor Hospital. Special thanks to Dr Parker and the hospital staff for their kindness to our neighbor Mr and Mrs Reg McFarlane.
MacGregor Bonspiel Winners
Results from the MacGregor Bonspiel list winners across events at Portage and Burnside including Merchant, Farmers, and curling clubs with prizes. Special awards went to Heaviest Rink Braydon Burnside, Oldest Rink Muirhead Carberry, and First Largest End Painter Portage. Buffet supper and social events highlighted the closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braydon
Burnside
Muirhead
Carberry
Dave Muirhead
Jack Hanna
Tommy Muirhead
Harold Lear
Painter
Portage
Curling
John Steen
R. D
Pete) Collier
Red Rocks
Memorial Hall
Ladies’ Curling Club
MacGregor
For Sale Loose quack grass hay from McQuiston
For sale 20 loads of loose quack grass hay offered by M. McQuiston. Contact phone 3254 at MacGregor. Local item notices aailable in agricultural sale listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. McQuiston
MacGregor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidney News
Ray Little
Velma Brown
Carrie Hall
Margaret Jane Speed
William Taylor Speed
Isabel
Austin Theatre
Arrow IN the
Terling Hayden and
Erle R.george
Austin and District News
Routhwaite
Leo. Westman
Winnipeg
Alex Beresford
Bruce Stinson
Mr. Ted Hay
Gladstone
Mrs. Hay
K Jedel
Gordon Hay
Jas. Durward
Jackson
Treberne
Robert Storie
Mrs. Gillan
Renfrew
Ont
E Routledge
Carberry Hospital
Jack Atkins
Manitoba
Peggy
Howard Gilmour
Shirley Green
Margaret
Billy Makinson
Geo. Goodridge
St Boniface Hospital
Elwood Wright
Goose Bay
Labrador
RCAF
United Church Ladies’ Aid
OGIT
Narvey
Glen Thomson
Fairbairn
Billie Makinson
Lye, MacGregor
Austin Theatre News
Ken Duncan
Max Coldwell
R. V. Cusack
Reston
Colin Campbell
G. Fraser
By Loretta McGillvray
Studebaker
Austin Motors
McKillop
Portage LA Prairie
MAN
White
Puneral
New
Continvey
W. Adamson
G. Adamson
J. Kinley
K. Ingalls
Harold Painter Rink
W. Kitson
H. Owens
E. Morris
E.turko
W. Critchlow
G .Harkness
H. Dankesreiter
Barber
Gerald Cobbe
Garry Cobbe
G. McMaster
M. Murray
Wishart
D. Brownridge
T. Ramsay
G. Wishart
Russell Pugh
B. Brydon
G. Askin
H. Armson
E. Calvert
Sidney
Curling Club
G. Dahl
T. Owens
Don Elgert
W. Tate
Carl Bergquist
Nichol
Bagot
W. Roberts
L. Smith
F. Sims
N. Nohlgren
Chesterfield
Chair
Farrow
EK. W. Cox
Beaver District
G. R. Lamont
Stoom
John P. Harder
Roland
D. J. McGregor
Manitoba Cancer. Institute
Zephyr
Ford of England
LYE Motors
W. A. Sapsford
H. J. Collins
H. A. Lye
THE
E. A. Hay Bank of Montreal
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