Weekend Visitors and Local Births in Lavenham News
Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Dalton Aikens and others from Winnipeg and Portage, with extended family dropping in for Sam Henry’s 82nd birthday. Cary Jaye Friesen born to Claudette Friesen of Portage. various locals and relatives noted visiting Treherne, MacGregor, and Rossendale.
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Liz Aikens
Dalton Aikens
Wilbert Aikens
Lloyd Aikens
Kerr
Winnipeg
Ron Stewart
Vernon Henry
Stephen
Hugh Henry
Charles Growl and Son
Henry
Sam Henry
Annie Graham
Minitonas
Ede Woodward
Bill Marks
Portage
Hartley Woodward
Mary. MacDonald
Sid Newton
Doug Henry
Dale Woodward
Mel, Watson
Thompson
Martinee
Ricky
Elsie
Bradley Henry
Bruce Lounsbury
Treherne
Harold Patsack
Rossendale
Phil Woodward
Tilley Henry
Cliff Blagden
Wanda
Lorne
Nel Henry
Hartley
Margaret Woodward
Claudette
Friesen
Fin
Portage Hospital
Cary Jaye
Orval Jones
Eileen
Turner
MacGregor
Cleaver Bezo
Don Newton
Ken Newton
Pat Haigens
Harry Perkins
John Price
Towle
Clarence Perkins
Marvin
Stan Sebastyne
Robi. Ross
Ross
Jaye Friesen
Lena Newton
Donnie Aikens
Leanne
Derek Aikens
B. A. Knox
Laurie Perkins
John
Fern Roy
Wayne
Audrey Zimmerman
Arbery
Frank Zimmerman
Colin Finlayson
The
Pas
Wie Gad
Cliff Blaglens
Lloyd Perkins
Community Notes Board Highlights May Births and News
Local column records a May birth for Bagot and District, naming Mr and Mrs Alexon of Prince George B C and grandparents J Pogue Sr. It notes a funeral in Portage for Jim Watson May 12, welcomes Andy Gour to health, and shares reflections to live one day at a time. Also lists recent auctions, retirements and visits, plus birthdays and weddings in the area.
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Alexon
Merlyn Pogue
Prince George
B.C
J. Pogue
Jim Watson
Rossendale
Portage
C. K. Enns
R. V. Nichol
H. Toews
H. Klippenstein
G. Outhwa
W. Bodie
Glen
S. Coulthard
A. W. Kalberg
Ron
M. Burroughs
R. Palmer
Bert Nichol
J. H. Adams
Gordon
Nichol
Cheryl K
U.C.W
G. Outhwaite
Sol
Wayne Nichol
C. Nichol
Jim Beuher
Forrest House
National Health and Welfare Department
Southend Macaulay News Visit Weekend Socials
Bob Sterung visited in the district with friends. Mr and Mrs Doug McGregor hosted Terry Longs family and Terry McGregor and Maureen Mawby for the long weekend. Lyn Snaiths clan dined with Robert Rodgers family. Denis Snaith returned from Winnipeg for the weekend. Brian Burton and Barbara of Brandon joined Herb MacDonalds home for the long weekend. Donnie Schweitz spent the weekend with Darryl Toows of Bagot.
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Bob Sterung
Nenora
Doug McGregor
Terry Longstreet
Terry McGregor
Maureen Mawby
Air
Lyn Snaith
Robert Rodgers
Denis Snaith
Winnipeg
Brian Burton
Barbara
Brandon
Herb MacDonald
Donnie Schweitz
Darryl Toows
Bagot
You Have a Date At MacGregor Church
A snower will be held at MacGregor United Church on Wednesday June 3 at 8 p.m. to honor Miss Donnella Peck. Everyone welcome.
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MacGregor United Church
Donnella Peck
Sports Caravan Visits MacGregor In Manitoba Tour
The Manitoba Sports Caravan led by Prof. Alex Whitlam and Miss Lois Kennedy visited MacGregor last Thursday presenting wrestling gymnastics lacrosse archery and folk dancing among other activities. Eight members and a van toured Manitoba three weeks to promote accessible sports with a luncheon hosted by the Recreation committee attended by Mayor Glen Lye and others.
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Manitoba
MacGregor
Alex Whitlam
Lois Kennedy
University of Manitoba
Glen Lye
Clare Tarr
S. A. Konopski
27000 Postal Workers Vote For Strike Action
Canada faces potential mail disruption as 27000 postal workers plan a strike vote today and Wednesday to press for job security and higher wages. Negotiators prepare to resume talks in Ottawa after the vote, with expectations of an 80 percent approval.
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Org
Canada
Z Vur Postal
Rae
Council of Postal Unions
Treasury Board
Ottawa
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Letter Carriers’ Union of Canada
Toronto
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Vancouver
W. L. Houle
CUPW
Moncton
N.B
Mr. Houle
Houle
Crown Corporation
Montreal
Windsor
Ont
Sarnia
MacGregor Locals and Weekend Guests
Weekend visitors in MacGregor included Miss Linda Boaz of Alona and Mrs. W. Morrison of Carberry at Mrs. R. Boaz's home. Fred Smiths enjoyed holidays at Grand Forks and Franscona. Lawrence Smith and Audrey’s dad visited Deer Lodge hospital before continuing to Pinawa to see Mr. and Mrs. Gary Buchanan.
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R. Boaz
Linda Boaz
Alona
W. Morrison
Carberry
Fred Snith
Grand Forks
Franscona
Lawrence Smith
Audrey
Deer Lodge Hospital
Pinawa
Gary Buchanan
Privacy Protections Outline in Manitoba Legislature
The Manitoba Legislature introduced a privacy act making privacy violations a civil offence under certain conditions. Attorney General A H Mackling said complementary laws may follow to regulate credit reporting. The act allows action without showing damage and covers intrusive surveillance, unauthorized recordings, and misuse of names or photos for advertising. Courts may award damages, injunctions, or profits, with defenses for public interest publications and lawful police or official inquiries. Information obtained through infringement is not admissible in civil cases.
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Instaucea Jt
Manitoba
A. H. Mackling
Mackling
Austin Pool Winners
The Ways and Means committee at Austin's Skating Rink sponsored a pool on the Stanley Cup final. The Austin Hockey Club won the three prizes of 15, 10, and 5 dollars. The committee thanks all ticket buyers.
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Ways and Means
Austin
Austin Hockey Club
Milkman Bread Delivery Begins in Winnipeg
Winnipeg residents can buy bread from their milkman starting last Monday. Silverwood Dairy of Winnipeg, supplying a local bakery label, will include bread on home delivery routes. General manager A H Wigg says dairies must diversify to survive, noting eastern dairies offer full breakfasts on routes. Silverwood is the first local dairy to add bread to its delivery.
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Winnipeg
Silverwood Dairy of
A. H. Wigg
Eastern Dairies
Thompson Airport to get new runway at cost 497000
The transport department announced last Thursday that a new runway costing about 497,000 will be built at Thompson Airport in northern Manitoba. It will be completed by March 31, 1973 and will supplement the existing runway already in use at Thompson.
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Thompson
Manitoba
Transport Department
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