Southend Macaulay News celebrates seventh birthday
The Southend Macaulay News notes Elizabeth’s seventh birthday on October 5 with six friends invited on Saturday. Graduates honored last Friday evening. Various visits and anniversaries as families attend functions in Winnipeg, Altona, and MacGregor. Francis Schweitz begins a month’s Edmonton holiday. A funeral in Winnipeg for Harold Shaw is mentioned along with numerous family visits.
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Elizabeth
Roy Glover
Elsie Grove
Minnedosa
Vint
Terry Vint
Tommy Vint
Max Nichol
Winnipeg
Nelson Hulme
Cliff Lee
Maurice Lee
Natalie
Sid Hay
L. Heselwood
Jim Lowe
Francis Schweitz
Freisen
Edmonton
Herman Schweitz
Brr
Bob Schweitz
Lavenham
Special Levy to be Dropped in October Licensing Year
Premier Duff Roblin announced the 50-cent motorists levy on unsatisfied judgment fund will be withdrawn at the start of the new licensing year in October. The fund, established in 1946 to compensate traffic accident victims unable to collect damages, now stands around 480000 dollars, near the 500000 dollar legal maximum, with provision to reimpose if the fund drops below 100000.
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Duff Roblin
Pine Creek News Weekend Socials and Moves
Community notes list visits by Mr. and Mrs. Thomson and Bill and by Ed Monthie and family from Golden Stream. Alex Livingstone and Harold hosted guests with Ernie Livingstone and Marilyn of Neepawa. Joe Livingstone of Red Jacket joined his parents for the weekend. Sunday visitors included Ernie and Marilyn Livingstone and Donna Mae, Harold Rosling and family, and Walter Livingstone. Ernie Livingstone and family moved from Gladstone to Neepawa. A CP R Brotherhood banquet in Brandon drew Joe Livingstone and Elmer Olson from Golden Stream. Mrs. John Uhrin and baby Bertha Jean returned home from Gladstone hospital. F. McGill visiting from Carberry to the Hughson home. Sunday guests at the Hughson home were Dave Stephenson and Dave Marnock from Brandon.
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Thomson
Bill
Ed Monthie
Golden Stream
Alex Livingstone
Harold
Ernie Livingstone
Marilyn
Neepawa
Art
Hughena Stewart
Joe Livingstone
Red Jacket
Sask
Harold Rosling
Donna Mae
Gladstone
Walter Livingstone
Arden
S. E. Knox
Portage
E. Tilley
Fred Lake
MacGregor
Fred Baker
Lottie Hanna
Dennis
Jimmy
Elmer Olson
C.P R. Brotherhood
Brandon
John Uhrin
Bertha Jean
Gladstone Hospital
Winnipeg
F. McGill
Carberry
G. H. Hughson
Dave Stephenson
Dave Marnock
Holiday visits and returning Winnipeg travelers
Mr. and Mrs W Mulley of Winnipeg spent a week at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor and returned Sunday evening. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Vick Brugger with Mr and Mrs Russell Gilbert and family. Donna Gilbert and others also shared time at the Gilbert home. RCAF personnel en route from Metz France visited extended family in the area before work at Gimli Station.
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W. Mulley
Winnipeg
Frank Taylor
Vick Brugger
Russ- Franklin
Ell Gilbert
Don Brugger
Russell Gilbert
Marion Barth
Glen
Donna Gilbert
Ken Green
McLachland Linda
Buftick
RCAF
Metz
France
Cpl. Burdick
Gimli
Graduation day and campus events recapped
The article notes a graduation ceremony with caps and gowns and speeches by Miss rampionably and Inspector Diehl. Terry Smith, Betty Jenkins, Rick White, and Linda Nichol spoke or presented awards. A reception, dance, and buffet followed in Memorial Hall as graduates thanked their supporters. Mustangs lost a second game to Melita.
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Betty Jenkins
Rick White
United Nations
Linda Nichol
Mustangs
Melita
CATT Britannia Chapter LODE Fashion Show Marks 50th Anniversary
CATT Britannia Chapter LODE will sponsor a fashion show to celebrate its 50th anniversary at Memorial Hall on October 28. An anniversary cake will be raffled. United Church Women plan a fall bazaar on November 12. Rosehill Ladies hold a bazaar and silver tea at Rosehill Hall on Thursday October 22 from 2 to 5. MacGregor United Church hosts its annual fowl supper at Memorial Hall on Thursday October 15 at 5:30 p.m.
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Britannia Chapter Lode
Ihe United Church
Rosehill
Rosehill Hall
MacGregor United Church
Winnipeg Crime Rate Increasing in 1963 Report
Winnipeg police reports show crime rising for the eleventh straight year in 1963 while arrests fall. Total reports reached 14,882, up 3.24 percent from 1962, with 3,537 arrests down 1.33 percent. Property stolen excluding vehicles valued at $867,613, up over $100,000. Robbery with violence 105, motor vehicle theft 802. Traffic deaths rose to 19, up three from 1962.
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Winnipeg
Robert T. Taft
Taft
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