Sportsman's Dinner Set for December Six at MacGregor Hall
The MacGregor and District Hockey Association will host its fifth annual Sportsmans Dinner on Wednesday December 6 at MacGregor Memorial Hall. Last year more than 120 sportsmen attended and this year aims for similar turnout. Frank McKinnon and Robert Byron have confirmed as speakers, with more guests possible. Admission is 5 dollars, including turkey supper, with proceeds supporting hockey in MacGregor. Tickets sold by hockey association members.
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MacGregor Memorial Hall
Frank McKinnon
Ham
Tota
Robert Byron
Winnipeg
Wellwood
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Hami Ota
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MAHA
The
Hockey Association
Mustangs Football Season Ends With Strong Record
The Collegiate Hatter notes the Mustangs finished nine games with six wins, two losses and one tie, scoring 228 points while conceding nine percent. Star players were Ken, Freddie Green and Len Stewart. Also covered are curling practice ahead of the Winnipeg high school bonspiel, the Sadie Hawkins Dance with boutonnieres, Big Mike Olito, Remembrance Day wreath, graduation photos, and ring orders.
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Mustangs
Ken Freddie Green
Len Stewart
Portal Curling Club
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Churches Schedule Across Communities for November 19
A list of church services across MacGregor Austin Sidney Bagot Beaver and nearby Bethel Calvary Tabernacle details morning Sunday Schools and worship times. D. L. McNutt leads Bethel and Calvary with Crusade for Christ meetings planned in Austin Manitoba from November 28 to December 3, 1961.
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United Church
Uited
MacGregor
Calvary Tabernacle
Sidney
D. L. McNutt
Bethel Church
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Weekend Accident Toll Stands At 34
A Canadian Press survey tallies 47 deaths in weekend traffic accidents from Friday 6 pm to Sunday midnight across Canada. Ontario accounts for 12 deaths, Quebec nine, Alberta five, with single fatalities in nine other provinces. drownings, fires, and other causes shape the tally.
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Canada
Ontario
Toronto
Quebec
Alberta
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Manitoba
Newfoundland
Queen Elizabeth and Philip Witness Durbar in Tamale
The Queen and Prince Philip arrived in Tamale during their 11 day tour of Ghana and attended a durbar with tribal chiefs after flying from Accra. They will spend two days in Tamale and Kumasi, greeted by large crowds and President Kwame Nkrumah who had arrived earlier for the visit.
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Tamale
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Ghana
Accra
Kumasi
Ashanti
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Discovery of Iron Ore Deposits in Western Australia
Western Australia may hold about 1.8 million tons of iron ore, five times the nation's known reserves, according to an announcement by the Ministry of National Development on Sunday. The find could bolster supply prospects and future export potential.
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Newiers
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Mrs Little Celebrates Birthday With Local Guests
Mrs G Scora Jr and Mrs Andy Little and Mrs McCarl Sr joined Mr and Mrs Harold Shaw for supper last Wednesday in Southend Macaulay to mark Mrs Little's birthday.
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Andy Little
McCarl, Sr
Harold Shaw
Mrs. Little
Borozny
Matt
Andy Kowalchuk
Melvin Peresiuha
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Nelson Hulme Jr
Ed Hulme
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A. Fawcette
Lloyd
Town
May Close Waterfowl Season In Prairie Provinces
Manitoba game branch director G W Malaher told Manitoba Tourist Association members that drought may force a closed waterfowl season next year. He cited near-miss closure this year and warned spring moisture is needed to preserve breeding grounds as ducks may abandon breeding if dried up.
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G W. Malaher
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Obituary James Arthur McConeghy Keeper of Sidney’s heart dies at 85
James Arthur McConeghy, aged 85, longtime Sidney resident and former Gladstone worker, died Sunday November 5 at Fox Memorial Hospital Carberry after a two week illness. Born May 7, 1876 in Castleford Ontario, he lived in Portage Plains Gladstone Golden Stream and Sidney, working in lumber brickyard carpentry and airfields during wartime. Survived by sons Gordon and Garland of Vancouver and daughters Mona Benton Vera Peck and Edna Peck, with 14 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral was held November 7 at Sidney United Church with Rev D M Sly. Interment Gladstone cemetery. White's Funeral Home in charge.
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James Arthur McConeghy
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Mr. McConeghy
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Manitoba
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Mary Anne Wilson
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Gordon
Garland
Vancouver
George Henderson
Nell Penner
Murray McConnell
Hugh McGregor
Garry Peck
Wayne Benton
Gladstone Cemetery
White
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