Rossendale District News Highlights Socials and Events
Local in-service training in Gladstone. Winnipeg visits. weddings and anniversaries. 4H banquet at Treherne. Rossendale UCW meetings with December schedules. Christmas program by Rossendale Young Choristers. community gifts and visits. dairy and beef builders club activity. relatives and friends gathered in Portage and Dauphin.
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Watson
K Crocker
Brandon
Thexsday
B. Sole
J. Kelly
M. Woodward
L. Tomchuk
D. Dobbin
W. Domitrack
Gladstone
H. Schroeder
Larry
Winnipeg
Betty Forzley
Forziey
H. Simpton
Portage
Judy Culbert
A. Gourley
Brenda
Morris Hrabuik
Dauphin
Mary Lynn Moffat
V. Vigar
Holland
Nicoll
J. B. Chariton
M. Werbisgi
Hi. Patsack
Rossendale
Santa Claus
Beef
Elmwood
Lois MacIntosh
Linda Henry
Date of tea bazaar and whist set in Austin
You Have a Date Retarded Children's Association will hold their annual tea six bazaar and plant sale on Saturday December 9 in the Austin Community Hall at 2 p.m. A whist drive will be held in the Manor on Thursday November 30 at 8 p.m. Keep these dates open.
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Retarded Children’s Association
Austin Community Hall
Agricultural Extension Center Announces Expanded Short Courses
Brandon Extension Center unveils a larger selection of extension short courses through December. Notable offerings include Foundation and Probation Seed Growers, Family Farm Operating Arrangements, Live Stock Breed Meetings, Swine Conference, credit use for homemakers, Estate Planning, and a farm accounting program on CKX-TV starting Nov 30. Registration costs five dollars and kits are provided.
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Brandon
F.ac.t
Ckx-Tv
Austin Hall Committee Elects New Officers
The Austin Hall Committee met Tuesday evening November 14 with fair attendance. Pred Hall was acting chairman and Mrs Wm Lonsdale was secretary treasurer. The chairman Charles Hotel gave a year end summary noting a PLA system, new card tables, two doors, and hall improvements. The Hall Auxiliary reported on stage approach upgrades with new steps and a hand rail. Several retiring members are replaced by Mr and Mrs A Corneillie and Mrs T Poyser, with remaining officers listed. Whist prizes were awarded to Mrs L Carruthers Mrs Outhwaite Ted Collier and A Christofferson.
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Pred Hall
Wm. Lonsdale
Chas. Hotel
John Seaman
K. Compton
H. ‘Moore
A. Corneillie
T. Poyser
C. E. Hotel
George Lewis
P. Ewen
W. Futros
Ted Collier
L. Carruthers
Outhwaite
A. Christofferson
Local Notices From Southend-Macauley Area Gatherings
Local residents report visits to Winnipeg and Vancouver area kin with relatives, milestone birthdays, and a 25th wedding anniversary celebration. Families attend church and social events, share travel updates to Powell River and Treherne, and note hunts and suppers. Various names from Southend, Macaulay, and nearby towns appear.
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Dave Hodgins
Janice
Scora
Winnipeg
H. A Scott
Darlene
Art Palmer
West Coast
Vancouver
Richmond
Williams Lake
Ian Fraser
Louis Kreitz
Judy
Ken
Powell River
Kreitzes
Ike Boehlig
Boehligs
Frank Zach
Finance ministers voice worry over Medicare cost plan
Finance Minister Sharp said provincial ministers fear paying for medical care insurance now estimated at 1 billion dollars per year. He promised to relay demands to Prime Minister Pearson and the cabinet as July 1, 1968 start date looms. Some provinces want delays or changes and inflation controls discussed.
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Sharp
Pearson
Paul Dozois
Quebec
Manitoba
Tave
Moving Whales Is An Expensive Job
An Alaska fishing captain, with the aid of the U S Air Force and Canadian Pacific Airlines, transported two captured whales to Vancouver. The mother weighs about 1000 pounds and is ten feet long while her calf weighs about 1500 pounds and is seven feet long. The operation involved a mobile crane, flatbed trucks, a charter aircraft, air mattresses, and a scuba diver. Aquarium officials expect the pair to boost business at the Vancouver Public Aquarium, offsetting the high cost of the move.
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United States Air Force
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Bristol Bay
Aleutian Islands
Murray Newman
Vancouver Public Aquarium
King Salmon
Alaska
Aquarium
Vince Penfold
Alan Best
Bob Cant
Vancouver
Newman
Three Years For Armed Robbery In Bank Hold Up
Earl Raymond, 22, was sentenced to three years in jail at Victoria police court on Friday after pleading guilty to armed robbery in the October 13 holdup of a Bank of Montreal city branch valued at 1,555 dollars. The case began with initial detaining but he ultimately admitted the crime.
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Earl Raymond
Victoria
Bank of Montreal
Hutterite Expansion Faces Provincial Permit Hold
The Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties urged the government to halt new Hutterite colony permits until a competent commission reviews effects on neighboring communities. Delegates voiced concern over land acquisition while seeking integration, with three colony applications pending.
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Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties
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