May events and bingo winners in Rossendale district
Mrs W Henry Jr and child ren of Winnipeg spent a week with Mr and Mrs W Henry. A May 14 shower in Winnipeg honored Faye Crocker bride elect of July 18. Howard Graham funeral attended by Hart ley Woodward and others. Weekend visitors included Deb ie Peasgood Marilyn Wat rens and families. Bingo winners announced on May 12 with many names. Next bingo set for May 26. Field day planned for June 26 by consolidated district. Rossendale beat MacGregor in a ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Watson
W. Henry Jr
Winnipeg
W. Henry
K. Crocker
Lynn
P. Mcintosh
Lorna
Faye Crocker
C. Watson
D. Peasgood
Debbie
Marilyn Watrens
W. Ogilvie
James Watson
T. Nicoll
H. Briscoe
W. Wojtowich
Valerie Boak
R. Voss
Schneider
C Chapman
Killsyle
Lorraine Watson
Patterson
HN. Basler
Montgomery
Earl Muir
McDougall
H. N. Basler
Frances Lepinski
Nobigran
A. Butterfield
Gibson
S. Smith
L. Sloganski
Helen Myrion
Lynne McCulloch
Rossendale
MacGregor
Deacon Impersonator Stole From March of Dimes Case
A self described Mormon deacon, Edward Bardell Adamson, 24, went on trial for stealing more than 450 from the Crippled Children Society March of Dimes drive. He induced field secretary Jan 31 to send him as a marching mother, collecting from organizers. Cash missing from envelopes was not found until the following Monday. the trial continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mormon Church
Crippled Children’s Society
Edward Bardell Adamson
Society
Hazel Forbes
Adamson
Students Build and Tinker Own Aircraft Fleet at School
Burnaby Vocational High School classes maintain a private air fleet including a discarded CF-100 jet, a helicopter, and three Harvard trainers. Principal Col. J. W. Inglis says the air maintenance course guarantees near full placement, with nine of 14 graduates already holding job promises. Enrollment has doubled to 32, and entrants must have high matriculation. Students will assess airworthiness and perform maintenance, taking on real responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnaby Vocational High School
Col
J. W. Inglis
Inglis
Beiis
MacGregor 4-H Girls Hold Achievement Night
About 200 people attended the MacGregor 4-H girls annual achievement event in Memorial Hall on Thursday May 7. Rita Lemoine and Mrs Sutton judged awarding nine blue ribbons and twenty one red ribbons and selected many articles to go to Portage Fair including sewing and handicraft entries along with a display. Demonstrations were given by members with titles Playful Plastics and Ever Since Eve while others performed songs and a piano duet. The event featured a dress review with a hospital theme, awards for best all around 4Hers, a leader’s speech, a 30 dollar silver collection and a dainty lunch served by the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Rita Lemoine
Sutton
Portage Fair
Sharon Blyth
Myrna Graham
Elaine | Graham
Bonnie Harkness
Brenda Harkness
Linda Thomasson
Colleen Pogue
Allyson Thompson
Betty
Glenda Scora
Betty McGregor
Age Fay Dagen
Sharon Goda
Thomasson Breads Thompson
Susan Esau
Betty Jean Hay
Bonnie
Tina Boschman
Alison Leckie
Eve
Laurie Frank
Portage
Time MacGregor Branch
W.L
Gaye Scora
Quinn
Lynn Leckie
Elaine Graham
Thelma Gibbs
Brandon Skin Divers Conduct Fish Count In July
Brandon skin divers club members from the city fire department plan a July survey at Beautiful Lake north of the Blue Lakes to measure survival and growth of muskellunge and kokanee salmon planted in 1963. The project, supported by Mines and Natural Resources Minister Sterling Lyon, targets muskies reaching about 15 inches, with prior growth to 11 inches noted. 18,000 small minnows were released to support the fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Duck Mountain
Mines and Natural Resources
Sterling Lyon
Brandon City
Blue Lakes
Lake Audy
Riding Mountain National Park
Embargo on Cuban sales tightens food and medicine trade
The Commerce Department announced a new embargo requiring export licenses for shipments of food and medicines to Cuba. The order, not a total preclusion, aims to inform the government of all intended trade and allow action based on national interest. Gift parcels remain an exception. Cubans have approached U.S. firms about purchases of drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
Cuba
United States
U.S
Department
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Rossendale News
Bakuska Ai
Hoalye
P.O. Box
MacGregor, Manitoba
Henry’s
Bagot
Manitoba
Wishart
Sion Oc' Ong
Saathe We
Wilman Motors
Animal Hospital
North Norfolk
Ford Sales & Service
G. M. Hay
Austin
Erle R.george
Nat Carnac
Optometrist
Rua Lie
C. W. Sloik
St. N.W. Portage LA Prairie
Herb Borton
Warey Vrs Sxamumep
Aossee
Rahdon
Tan Strlen Termesse
McMaster
Ben Gee
Portage LA Prairie
Dimes
Allyson
Alterna
Sharlene Snaith
Betty Scora
Beatles
Nancy Allan
Donna Tarr
Gaye Clarke
Janice Kelly
Marion MacGregor
Arthur Carr
14Th St. N.W. Portage Ia Prairie
The
MacGregor ‘Mustang Football Club
Trimble-Rains Funeral Chapel
McKillop’s Ltd
Portage LA Pi'airie
Austin Credit Union
Doris Randall
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Image Hill S.D
Beaver Creek S.D
Emmeline §.D
Birmingham S.D
Image Creek S.D
McAuley S.D
Pontiac
Seaumont
Sport Deluxe
Acadian
Buick
Cadian-Vauxhall
LYE Motors Ltd
Maccregor, Man
Buck
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