Weekend visitors and graduations noted in Brandon area
Le Mass Gaynor Lewis spent the week end at her parents home with Mr and Mrs J C Lewis. Mr and Mrs George Little and family from Winnipeg were visitors with Mrs M Little. Cecil Zimmerman attended the Brandon College Graduation Banquet and Dance for class 60. George De Mare joined graduates for an evening visit with Mrs C McKelvy. Murray Hodgins saw a skinny gopher last week. Mrs Allison Waters left Monday for Burnaby BC after four months with her parents RD Muir and Ester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Gaynor Lewis
J.C. Lewis
George Little
Winnipeg
M. Little
Cecil Zimmerman
Brandon College
George de Mare
Allison Waters
Burnaby
B.C
RD. Muir and
Ester
JETLINER SERVICE Names New Trans-Canada Executive Chef
Prank C. Salverdo, European trained master chef, is appointed executive chef for Trans-Canada Air Lines. He will supervise meal preparation for the new Douglas DC-8 jets. Born in Valkenburg Holland, he trained at Amstel Hotel Amsterdam and worked at Hotel Bellevue Zurich and Valkenburg Hotel before coming to Canada in 1952. He also served with CN Railways private car department on two Royal Tours. Pictured with fellow master chef Henri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank C. Salverdo
Canada
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Valkenburg
Holland
Mr. Solverda
Amstel
Amsterdam
Zurich
Drury's
Montreal
Canadian National Railways
TCA
Solverda
Henri
Ight
Local Family Notes and Visitors Across Communities
Pressed into a compact social roundup, the item lists anniversaries, birthdays, hospital stays, and weekend visits. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Kowlesky of Austin and Mrs. Robert Stratton celebrating a 20th wedding anniversary, Saskatchewan visitors with the Telfords, Charlie Townsend’s hospital transfer, Mrs. C Lewis’s four week visit to Chatham New Brunswick, Norman Smith's transfer to France, and sympathy extended to families in Scotland and Ontario. Social visitors span Winnipeg Katrime Timmins Bagot and MacGregor Hospital, with birthday celebrations for Mrs. Sims Sr. and weekend guests at the Pennell home and surrounding households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kowlesky
Austin
Robert Stratton
Tom Telford
Norman Smith
Timmins
Ontario
Ted Matthews
Bagot
Aberdeen
Scotland
Amateur Night Promoted By Foresters In April
A local notice urges residents to watch for posters about an Amateur Night on April 1 sponsored by the Can. Order of Foresters. Also announced are a WI meeting on March 24 at Mrs. Fred W’s home, a whist drive the same evening in the Senior Citizens Club, an exhibitors school planned for March 31 in the Legion Room under the Agricultural Society, and a plumbing course enrollment by April 5 under the Extension Service sponsored by the Junior Farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can. Order of Foresters
The
W. I
Fred W
Welcom
Local Agricultural Society
Legion
Extension Service
Rural Council approves road projects and bylaw actions
Council approves road improvements as bus routes with grants from Public Works. assigns tax sale certificate to Ralph Hotel Dauphin. pays 161.25 to Children's Aid Society per court order. plans extension of Division and Leyton Streets with surveyor involvement. reads letter from Water Control and Conservation Branch on reflooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division School Board
Dept. of Public Works
East
North Norfolk
Ralph Hotel
Dauphin
Manitoba
Children's Aid Society
Lisa Vivian
Division Street
Leyton Street
Austin
Water Control and Conservation Branch
Council
Red Cross Opens Aid Tent Village Near Agadir
The League of Red Cross Societies sets up a tent village at Inezgane ten miles from Agadir to shelter about 2500 survivors. Canadian Dr Jean J. Laurier heads medical teams with nurses from many nations, while Dr Desmarais coordinates separate rehab work. Bedding clothing and medicines have arrived from Canada, and Manitoba groups contributed health kits for child refugees. Four Manitoba children died in separate fires this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agadir
League of Red Cross Society
Moreco
Inezgane
Red Cross
Jean J. Laurier
Ottawa
Desmarais
Winnipeg
Morocco
Canada
Manitoba Junior Red Cross
Manitoba
Community church notices March 27 Beav er meeting March 28 3%
Sunday services listed for St Pauls MacGregor Christ Church Austin Bethel Calvary Tabernacle Sidney United Beaver and MacGregor. Farewell service for Rev E Wolf. The Beaver congregation meets March 28 at 8 pm. The 3% Club hosts films lunch and friendship March 30 at United Church MacGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Austin
Bethel Church
MacGregor
E. Wolf
Calvary Tabernacle
Sidney
United Church
Beaver
The
North Norfolk area to study drainage and water supply
The Water Supply Board plans to study drainage options for the North Norfolk area and MacGregor. Engineers will report back after assessing needs. Council approves purchasing a Vice grinder, paint sprayer, and electric motor for the Austin machine shed. The 1960 budget remains at 34 mills general municipal mill rate. Correspondence and accounts to be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Water Supply Board
R.M
North Norfolk
MacGregor
Spective Councils
Austin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heal
Jetliner
Harmon
Boyd Telford
Quill Lake
Saskatchewan
Gordon Stewart
Charlie Townsend
Charlie
C Lewis
Chatham
N. B
T.C.A
Norman
Keith
Kevin
France
Wm. Pennell
Earl Maxwell
Ray Scott
Debbie
Don
Clarence Pennell
Harlem Pogue
Colin Pennell
Johnnie McRae
Howard
Katrime
MacGregor Herald
Hampton Street
Man
Rural Council
Red Cross Aid
St, Paul's
Dunkirk
John Mills
Bernard Lee
Geneva
Lou Castello
JP Ds
Penman
Stanfield
Butternick
G.W.G
S.R. Lamb & Son
Bird
Parkhill Mattress
C W. Lye & Son
Marshall-Wells
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