Manitoba Remembrance Day Public Quiet Observance Rules
The article outlines Remembrance Day on November 11 as a non working day with hotel, restaurant, transit, and perishable goods operations restricted. Writ ten applications for work permits are encouraged, with a commemorative silence from 10 59 to 11 02. Some workers receive compensatory time or premium pay. Education minister notes school ceremonies on November 10 and urges participation in local events on Remembrance Day.
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Free Labour
Obie
Baizley
George Johnson
Time Change at MacGregor United Church Service
Beginning Sunday November 5 the service will start at 10 30 am instead of 10 am A unified Sunday school will also start at 10 30 am Children join after the story and hymn Parents should accompany children for the fall and winter time change
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MacGregor United Church
Weekend visitors dot Southend Macaulay area
A flurry of Sunday and weekend visits across the Southend Macaulay community is noted. Families including the Bueckerts, Boehligs, Pennells, Janzens, Hulmes, McGr egors, Chant, Harders, McIntyres, and Scoras hosted or visited relatives in local homes and in Winnipeg, Montreal, and Caramat Ontario. The item also celebrates the birth of Mark Daniel to Harold Radford and Betty Hulme of Winnipeg on October 27.
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Wey Vistea
Loyd Chant
Balme
Drew
Abe Harder
John Harder
Henry Bueckert
Eldon McLean
Brandon
A.P. McIntyre
Worby
John Scora
Harold Radford
Betty Hulme
Winnipeg
Mark Daniel
Tea and Bake Sale brings in 96 dollars in Brandon hall
The Tea and Bake Sale in the hall on Monday raised 96.14 dollars, with 15.30 from Tea Tables and 80.84 from Produce. Gratitude expressed to donors and helpers by the Good Neighbors Club. Numerous local visitors and residents were listed at various Brandon and area homes over the weekend and week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Neighbors Club
L. Heselwood
Tanis
Scot
Brandon
Jim Lowe
Kristin
Weekend Accident Toll Stands At 77
A Canadian Press survey from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight lists 77 weekend accident deaths across Canada. Ontario reports 16 highway deaths plus two shootings. Alberta nine road deaths and two hunting mishaps. Quebec 22 traffic deaths and one drowning. British Columbia nine highway deaths. Manitoba four. Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Newfoundland one each. Saskatchewan three. Prince Edward Island none. Excludes industrial, natural, and personal crisis fatalities.
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Canada
Quebec
Ontario
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Saskatchewan
Prince Edward Island
Children raise for UNICEF in Halloween canvass
About 60 boys and girls gathered at the United Church after school on Monday for UNICEF Halloween canvassing. They collected $86.52, the largest amount yet, to aid poverty stricken children by buying milk penicillin food and clothing. The event included film entertainment and a hot dog cocoa supper.
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Unicef
United Church
Organization
The
United Nations
Houston Lawyer Promoted to Captain at Fort Benning
Richard Nolan of Houston Texas was promoted from private to captain in one day in the judge advocate corps after seven months as an enlisted man. He is 25 and was drafted the day after admission to the Texas bar.
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Fort Benning, Ga
Richard Nolan
Houston
Texas
Nolan
Judge Advocate’s Corps
Texas Bar
Radfords Continued from Page t Portage Family List
The notice lists many Radford relations including Mr and Mrs Harold Radford Barbara Mr and Mrs Keith Melver and family Winnipeg Mr and Mrs Ken Rintoul and family Bagot Bir Bill Radford Virden Mr and Mrs Robert Radford and family Worley Mr and Mrs Frank Edinger and Doys Mr and Mrs Ronald Redford and family Mr and Mrs Raymond Mac Donald and family Mrs E Poyser and Harold MacGregor Edward Radford of Terrace B C unable to attend.
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Edward Radford
Terrace
B.C
4-H Meeting Draws Grocery Hamper Winner in Lavenham
The Rossenaaie warden and Cucumber Club hosted a Friday night 4-H meeting at Bob McLennan's home. George Rempel of Sidney won a grocery hamper in the draw. Sunday visitors included Abe Wiebe’s guests Pete Reimer and family from MacGregor, with other supper guests and birthday celebrations noted among local families.
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Thes Rossenaaie
Bob McLennan
George Rempel
Sidney
Abe Wiebe
Pete Reimer
MacGregor
Pete Wiebe
Jennifer
Gladstone
Harry
Bernice Friesen
Muir
Bernice
Dave Doerfier
Harry Painter
Jim Spence
Portage
Geo, Shapansky
Elmer Wiebel
Henry Wiebe
Terrier Training Camp This Weekend at Portage Arena
The Terriers junior hockey team opens training camp this weekend at Centennial Arena Portage forming part of the Central Manitoba Junior Hockey League with Fort Garry Frontiers Dauphin Kings and Selkirk Steelers. Open to players under 20 born after May 31 1947 or before May 31 1967. Camp starts Friday at 6 30 p m with skating. Saturday and Sunday feature formal tryouts with full gear. Out of town players get hotel meals at Hotel Portage contact John Vopni. Coaches: Vopni Lin Bend Ken Blight.
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Ine Portage and District Terrier Hockey Club
Portage
Centennial Arena
Terriers
Central Manitoba
Fort Garry Frontiersmen
Dauphin Kings
Selkirk Steelers
John Vopni
The
Daily Graphic
Vopni
Lin Bend
Poplar Point
Ken Blight
Oakville
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Dries Estores
GMS
BUICK
P.n
Chevrolet
FORD
Pontiac
Meteor
LYE Motors Ltd
the MacGregor Herald
Southend-Macaulay News
Bob Schwietz
Ernie Bueckert
Ike Boehlig
Lorne Pennell
Lorne
Brian
Isaac Bueckert
Abe Janzen
Roy Thompson
Abe Bueckert
P. Bochman
Ed Hulme
Nelson Hulme
Doug McGregor
Cindy
Terry Longstreet
Dale
Caramat
Ont
Howard ‘McGregor
Keewatin
Robert Chant
Montreal
Katrime News
Tommy Hunter
A. Giercke
H. P. McKinstry
H. Gabriel
George Sanderson
Linda
R. H. Caskey
Mrs. Finkewich
Glenella
Radfords
Lavenham News
Dogor
Zivago
Stooges Whildeen
Playhouse Theatre
Terrier
Bonnie Firth
Audrey Hay
MacGregor Tactics Curling Club
Lovina Lamb
Glenn Lye
Chant
Hodge
Cooper
Connie McKelvy
Co-op
Portage UA Renin
Lumber Dept
MacAteon
Manron
Bank of Montreal
Man
First Bank
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