Ladies Aid Meeting At Portage Hall On Oct 13
The Ladies Aid held a meeting in the hall on Thursday evening October 13 with 13 members present. A supper was prepared for Friday October 21. Devotional was led by Mrs. Clarence Schneider. Several local visitors and relatives were noted including Harvey Streich, Ken Smith, Bert Skeet, Henry Nelson, Garry Henderson and families, Robert Peck and family, Ron nie Hyde, Alfred Christofferson, John Vanderdorst and Jean, and Mrs Hutton visiting her daughter Pred Smith. The Pas visitations by Mr and Mrs Joe Belous and Barbara to see relatives in the US and Canada were mentioned, along with Wesley Campbell and family at The Pas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage Hospital
Ladies Aid
Clarence Schneider
Oieae
Harvey Streich
Ken. Smith
Robert Peck
MacGregor
Ronnie Hyde
Worby
Alfred Christofferson
Austin
John Vanderdorst
Jean
Hutton of
McCreary
Pred Smith
Joe Belous
Barbara
Pas
Wesley Campbell
Burnside News Highlights Local Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs J W Iryne traveled to Regina for Thanksgiving weekend with relatives. Mr and Mrs A Askin visited Ober burn during the long weekend. Ralph Smith and family were guests of R Fischer in Oakland. Jack and Clarence Hyde welcomed John Wood and Sandra Adams daughter born on October 14. Mr and Mrs W Cottey and children joined the dismo and Mrs Geo Spriggs spent the weekend with the Hydes. The Hydes accompanied T Hutchinson to Minot NC. Vera Towle received a $100 bursary from Xi Delta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at graduation. Carolyn Askin and Richard Hyde also graduates continuing studies in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Iryne
Regina
A. Askin
Oberburn
Ralph Smith
R. Fischer
Oakland
Jack
Clarence Hyde
John Wood
Sandra Adams
W. Cottey
Dismo
Geo. Spriggs
L. Hyde
Hydes
Mrs. T. Hutchinson
Minot
Vera Towle
Xi-Delta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Carolyn Askin
Richard Hyde
Vera
Carolyn
Rick
Winnipeg
MacGregor History Committee to Meet Friday Evening
History notes recount a 1911 article about the MacGregor Motiongraph Picture show opening the prior Saturday night. The building at Hampton and Victoria streets, once Ross Martin's store and later various shops, began as a Methodist church and later served as a hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor History Committee
Annie Roberts
Hazel Orchard
MacGregor Motiongraph
Hampton
Victoria
Ross Martin
Ross Martin Milton Ward
Myrtle Little
Hazel Allan
Geo. Douglas
Beryl Scott
United Church
Hampton Street
Beaumont Cars Embrace New Styling And Safety Features
Beaumont announces 1967 models with major styling changes and standard safety equipment across all trims. New dual master cylinder brakes, energy absorbing steering column, push button seat belt buckles, four way hazard flasher, improved key coding, and all new tire construction highlight the updates. Engine choices include 140hp Econoflame 230, 195hp Econoflame 283, 155hp Econoflame 250, plus 275hp Super Econoframe 827 and 350hp EconoJet 396 on sport options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
CMA President criticizes universal medical care delay
Dr. R. K. C. Thompson of Edmonton, president of the Canadian Medical Association, says delaying the universal medical aid scheme harms the needy. He urges a limited plan now, warns of doctor shortages, and notes Canada must expand training to meet 1971 needs as inflation measures push start dates back to July 1, 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K.C. Thompson
Edmonton
The
Canadian Medical Association
Commons
Mitchell Sharp
Thompson
Manitoba Medical Association
CMA
Canada
Manitoba
Roblin Eyes Voluntary Medicare Plan For Manitoba
Manitoba Premier remer Yur Koplin says legislation could start by July 1 1967 to create a voluntary portable universally available medical care program. Ottawa approval and 50 percent funding from the federal government are required. The plan would improve coverage for about 30 percent of the province without adequate medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remer Yur Koplin
Mateitoba
Roblin
Ottawa
Manitoba
Sask. Pioneer Dies at 102
Wilfred Malmot died in hospital at 102 after a life spanning Saskatchewan settlement from 1883 with oxen and a pony to farming, hardware, and property in Wolseley Monmartre Odessa and Saskatoon. Survived by three sons four daughters 18 grandchildren and 35 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Malmot
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Trois-Rivieres
Que
Malmot
Portage la Prairie
Wolseley
Sask
Monmartre
Odessa
Regina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bert Skeet
Henry Nelson
Garry Henderson
Burnside
Wishart’s
Witman Motors
Eighth St
Sask. Ave
McMaster
Cash Hall
Memorial Hall
LIONS
Lions Club Executive
Eat Sasf Canada
Renee Orta
Seeks
West Berlin
Smusic
Compton Hardware
ANADA_ MANPOWER CENTRE
National Employment Service
1St Street
Canada Manpower Centre
Em. Felng
Yet Street
S.W
John D. Carroll
South Side
C. W. Sloik
14Th Street
Pioneer
Birdseyes
Tailors and Dry Cleaners
Portage
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