Southend-Macaulay Inn Weekend Visits Across Regions
Southend-Macaulay area notes weekend visits by Clarence Pennell and family to Emerson with Lindsays and Longs, and by Robert Chant and Drew to Forrest and Jack Smale in Southend. Jaye, soon to be 16, owns a Honda and enjoys family chatter as well as deer hunting outings with Phyllis and Tim. lots of family chatter and well wishes fill the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Pennell
Emerson
Lindsays
the Longs
Robert Chant
Drew
Jack Smale
Jaye
Forrest
Man
Honda
Southend
Mary Bueckert
A. Bueckert
Altona
Colin Pennelli
Carberry
Phyllis
Tim
Vernon Leckie
Kay Edinger
Beaver Hospital Aid Notes Update for Beaver Hall Event
Seven members of the Beaver Aid met at Mrs. Smith's home in Portage chaired by Mrs. Raymond Smith. A Central Aid report and plans for a December 17 Christmas concert at Beaver hall were discussed, including a grocery hamper draw at Rodger's store, lunch, a candy bags collection, and a telephone whist score deadline before the January meeting at Mrs. Wallace Stone's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Aid
Smith
Portage
Raymond Smith
Central Aid
Beaver Hall
Rodger
Beaver
Wallace Stone
RCAF Escapers Exchange Tales in Toronto Meeting
Forty four airmen gathered for the first formal meeting of the Canadian branch of the Royal Air Forces Escaping Society to raise funds for wartime benefactors who aided about 140 Canadians. Tales of escape were shared, including a Winnipeg airman’s account of landing near a farmhouse in France and a Toronto man’s recollection of aid from a Dutch family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Royal Air Forces Escaping Society
Earl Prince
Pembroke
Ont
Holland
Arthur Kemp
Winnipeg
Joe ‘Wright
France
New Town Appoints Full Time Village Constable
Alf Warburton will take on full time duties as constable for the village, as the council finally secures a steady policing presence. MacGregor notes the village has sought a permanent officer for some time and welcomes the new appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
Alf Warburton
Warburton
Indians Present Brief To Kenora Council On Discrimination
About 150 Indians marched to Kenora town hall with a five page brief accusing discrimination and poor living conditions in the area. Fred Kelly and Peter Seymour read the document. Mayor Norton announced a Thursday meeting with Indian representatives and authorities to discuss development and region designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenora
Ont
Ontario
Legion Hall
Fred Kelly
Peter Seymour
Ed Norton
Louis Cecile
Ontario Department of Mines and Forests
Ontario Attorney - General's Department
Weekend Accidents Claim 44 Lives
At least 44 persons died accidentally in Canada during the weekend with 37 in traffic incidents. The Canadian Press tally through Friday evening to Sunday midnight notes drownings, asphyxiations, a fire death, and a hunting fatality across provinces including Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island, Manitoba, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
Beaver News Summary of Holiday Visits and Concert
Beavers note travels of Mr and Mrs Wes Thompson and Stuart to Ames Iowa with Dorothy Brown and family. Sheila and Lisa spend holidays with grandparents in MacGregor and Portage. Raymond Smith hosts dinner guests from Winnipeg Gainsborough and US. Hospital Aid to hold Christmas concert and grocery hamper draw at Beaver Hall on Friday December 17. donations welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Thompson
Stuart
Ames
Iowa
USA
Dorothy
George Brown
Sheila Thompson
George Thompson
MacGregor
Lisa
N. Boyachek
Portage
Raymond Smith
Howard Cobbe
Winnipeg
E. Rusk
Gainsborough, Sask
Tom Satkunas
Us.a
P. Rumancik
Brandon
Maurice Smith
Dennis
A. Smith
Beaver Hospital Aid
Beaver Hall
Hatter Teams End Year With Mixed Results And Strong Showings
The Ollegiate Hatter clubs finish with two wins and ten losses, but show promise for next year. Girls tie for second with Langruth, drop to third on a coin flip. At Shilo they compete in a round robin with Rivers and Brookdale, losing 15-2 to Brookdale, then 15-5, then 16-14 to Brookdale. Rivers edges Brookdale by nine points to win the round robin. Coaches Schroeder lead both squads. captain players include Glenda Scora and Garnet Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langruth
Shilo
Rolling River
Rivers
Beautiful Plains
Brookdale
MacGregor
Shire
Schroeder
Glenda Scora
Barbara Alton
Laurie Bennett
Beverley Butterfield
Donna Grove
Lynn Grove
Marcia Lamb
Sandra Olson
Betty Quinn
Barbara Wood
Beverley Wood
Garnet Lee
Norman Ardagh
Reg Birch
Bernie Brecknell
William Easy
Gary Leckie
Ivan Lloyd
Art Scora
Shot Kills Conservation Officer in Saskatchewan Patrol
Alfred Blair Newland a 22 year old conservation officer with Saskatchewan natural resources department was fatally shot by a stray bullet Friday. Police said a bullet passed through the windshield of the snowmobile he and another officer rode on patrol near Cumberland House where 400 to 500 hunters were reported out Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland House
Sask
Alfred Blair Newland
Saskatchewan Natural Resources Department
Newland
Webb, Sask
RCMP
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Southend - Macaulay
Mrs
Abe Wiebe
Rcaf Escapers Exchange Tales
New Town
Eaton's
Eaton's Catalogues
Eaton’s
Mary Chipperfield
Goodby
Suki
Mary
Develo
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Columb
West Germany
Beaver News
Eums
H. A. Lye
Insurance and Money To
Sehees
Sara
THE
Macgregor Herald
Pauch Electric
Manitol
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