Hospital Board Sets October Accounts Total
The board approved October expenditures totaling 1062.43 after an adjustment from Stevens Co. and noted wiring checks by Manitoba Hydro. A new fire extinguisher is planned and a regional centre meeting in MacGregor on Wednesday November 24 will cover Hospital Safety and related topics.
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North Norfolk
HE GE Yy
J. Lambert
J.C. Daly
Welbe
Stevens Co
Manitoba Hydro
Centre Region
MacGregor
Austin Day Service Held at Community Hall
A large crowd attended the Austin Day service in Austin Community Hall. Mrs Mees Sels led prayer, Ted Hay read scripture, Rev Sells spoke, and wreaths were laid by veteran P. The program included readings from In Flanders Field by Murray Lewis, a duet, Miss Dennis on piano, and closed with God Save The Queen.
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Ben
Austin
A Mees Sels
Ted Hay
Flanders Field
Murray Lewis
Miss Dennis
You Have a Date .Austin Christchurch J.A. and GA.
Austin curling club annual event set for December 4 at Community Hall with 8 30 p m start. The Austin Minor Hockey Club announces its annual meeting on Thursday November 18 at the rink urging all parents to attend and support the club in Austin.
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Austin Christchurch
J.A. and GA
Austin Curling Club
Austin
Sportsman's Dinner Hails MacGregor Hockey Stars
The MacGregor and District Minor Hockey Club hosts its annual sportsman's dinner next Friday at 7 p m in the MacGregor Memorial Hall. Guest speaker Charlie Rayner former Rangers goalie will present a Stanley Cup highlights film with other sports celebrities expected. Admission 5 for adults 250 for students tickets sold by club members and at the door. Plan to attend and support hockey in MacGregor.
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MacGregor and District
Hockey Club
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Charlie Rayner
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
MacGregor
Favorable Response To Road Takeover By Manitoba Highway Board
The Austin Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting heard eight of 11 members present. The Manitoba Highways Branch likely to take over and maintain access roads into town from highways 1 and 34, with two roads and several streets to be initiated next spring. A town sewage disposal meeting was proposed by ratepayers. Chamber to welcome newcomers via mail and press. Halloween damage control discussed for next year. Delegates C Hotel W Makinson C Cole to Portage ae conference Nov 15. Annual meeting set for Dec 2.
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The
Austin Chamber of Commerce
G. M. Hay
M. Thomson
Manitoba Highways Branch
Hallowe'en
C. Hotel
W. Makinson
C. Cole
Chamber
Portage
Mond
MacGregor club meeting notices travel through late November
Community notices list upcoming meetings in MacGregor UCW WI and rural ladies curling club. The UCW general meeting is Monday November 22 at 8 p.m. in United church, WI regular meeting is Wednesday November 24 at 2 30 p.m. Hostesses named. Curling club meets Tuesday November 23 at 2 p.m. in Senior Citizen room with Miss Flock presenting bazaar topics at MacGregor Co-op Friday November 26 from 2 5 p.m. Coffee served.
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MacGregor Ucw
United Church
Little
Perkins
McLoughry
Miss Fox
Rural Ladies Curling Club
Senior Citizen Room
Miss Flock
MacGregor Co-op
Author challenges youth ideal and cites a 35 year old woman
Stephen Vizinczey, a 32 year old author, argues that the myth of perpetual youth is hogwash. He contends that in Europe a 35 year old woman can be happy and secure, and notes Canadian women also feel a sense of fulfilled time at 35.
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Montreal
Stephen Vizinczey
Europe
Canada
MacGregor Chamber Names Officers for Upcoming Year
The MacGregor Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on Thursday November 4 elected officers: past president Dennis McMahon president Clare Tarr secretary Hazel Allan and executives Stan Moore Ed Berry and Jack Lewis. A Santa Claus parade was approved for December with date to be set between December 11 and 18.
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MacGregor Chamber of Commerce
Dennis McMahon
Clare Tarr
Hazel Allan
Stan Moore
Ed Berry
Jack Lewis
Dalhousie College Russian professor Irene Coffin teaches
Irene Coffin, widow of a chemistry professor, is Dalhousie University’s only full time Russian department professor. She enjoys teaching her first language, reading Lee French novels, and touring Nova Scotia byways to paint wild scenery.
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Halifax
Irene Coffin
Dalhousie University
Parliament Set to Reassemble January 18 in Canada
The first session of Canada’s 27th Parliament will convene January 18 with Liberals at 131 seats, short of a majority in the 286 seat House. Standings show Liberals 131, PCs 97, NDP 21, Creditistes 9, Socred 5, Independent Conservative 1, Independent 1. government needs 134 seats to lead and elect the Speaker. An aide noted no cabinet changes expected and Pearson plans a brief vacation.
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Pearson
Elgin
Canada
House of Commons
New York
Liberals
Progressive Conservatives
New Democrats
Creditistes
Social Credit
Independent Conservative
Independent
J. A. ‘Mongrain
Trois Rivieres
Austin Rink Committee Elected for 1965 66 Season
The Austin rink formed a committee for the 1965 66 season with Don Hotel as president, William Lonsdale as vice president, and Mrs. L. Amann as secretary treasurer. Other members include Roy Snaith Don Hay Dick Carrothers Albert Doucette and Fred Amann. Tenders were posted for rink care taking. USE OIL FOR TICKS Wood ticks at camp sites can be removed by petroleum jelly or kerosene.
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Don Hotel
William Lonsdale
L. Amann
Roy Snaith
Don Hay
Dick Carrothers
Albert Doucette
Fred Amann
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