MAHA names officers at annual meeting in Portage la Prairie
Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association election results list Clare Tarr as second vice-president and Ted Lozanski as president replacing Bob Alexander. Bill Addison becomes first vice-president. Harry Foxton remains secretary treasurer. The meeting notes rising player registrations, new safety gear rules, and scheduled future meetings in Portage and Winnipeg with updates on junior senior and intermediate levels.
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Poms Neyage Fea
Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association
Elks Hall
Lozanski
Bob Alexander
Winnipeg
Bill Addison
Clare Tarr
Harry Foxton
Portage
MAHA
Ted Lozanski
Coasi Ia
Fi|nance
Frank McKinnon
Carman
Clift Kool
Beausejour
Don Kerr
Earl Dawson
Bill Swan
Ray Frost
Murray Richardson
Virden
Charlie McKenzie
Brandon
Coun
Jack
Bi Addison
MacGregor
Elk’s Hall
Woodward couple marks 50th anniversary in Lavenham
Mr and Mrs Philip Woodward celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on October 10 at Lavenham Hall hosted by more than 200 guests. Family members from Manitoba and Saskatchewan attended, with a three tier cake, royal blue crepe dress, and a poem read in tribute by Frankway.
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Philip Woodward
Lavenham Hall
Anna Dade
Winnipeg
Man
Victor
Ecru
Tillie Henry
Sam Henry
Manitoba
Lavenham
Douglas Woodward
Milton McIntyre
Bonnie , Woodward
Donald ‘Harland
Mervin Woodward
Wayne Darrell
Murray Catte
Brian
Gary
Audrey
Ronald
Grant Woodward
Larry
Lyle Woodward
Jean
Susan
Ronnie
Cara McIntyre
Kathy Woodward
Vic Abney
Calgary
Evelyn Sharpen
Devetta
Kenora
Ont
MacGregor Manitoba Address Listing Ad
Local directory snippet shows HLA LYE QC LL with phone numbers 40 and residence 1 along with P D Box 69 in MacGregor Manitoba suggesting a contact listing in a community directory.
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Hla. Lye, QC
P.D
MacGregor
Manitoba
Record 64 Million Bushels of Canadian Wheat Cleared
The Board of Grain Commissioners reports a record 64,447,000 bushels of Canadian wheat cleared overseas in September, 21,600,000 more than September 1964 and $8,000,000 above the 10-year average. First two months of the 1965-66 crop year total 107,624,000 bushels, 22,306,000 above 1964-65. Wheat flour clearances estimated at 3,500,000 bushels.
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Board of Grain Commissioners
Cheese Production Increase in Manitoba in 1965 First Seven Months
Manitoba dairy output rose 23.8 percent through July 31, 1965, from the same period in 1964. Total cheese production reached 745,919 pounds versus 602,755 pounds previously, reflecting a strong provincial agriculture trend.
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Manitoba
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Cregor Herald
Ron Sorby
Boris Boyko
Sorby
Manitoba Senior Hockey League
Mr. Boyko
Boyko
Loop
Selkirk
Winnipng Mareous
Dryden
Warroad
Forks
Mrs. P. Woodward
Mark
Héna Woodward
Elm Creek
Albert
Lillian Woodward
Treherne
Florence
Earle Harland
Flin Flon
Rosetta
Stan Catte
Sinest
Myrtle Woodward
Wroose Jaw, Sask
Gerald
Ilona
Robert Woodward
McLaren
Rupert
Philips
Laurie & Ella Smith Home Supply
Erler
George Cel Em
Optometrist
Agricultural Research Council
Fred Hyde
Portage - Neepawa
Hyde
Liberal
Inter- City Gas Utilities Ltd
Serrity Gas Utuaties Ltd
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