Burnside News highlights and greetings from the district
Miss Christine Coltart spends a week at home while school opens with Mrs Orr in charge. Beginners include Mary Roy Noreen Towle and Doug Troop. Beverley Voss teaches Grade IX in Portage. W A ladies plan rummage sale for October 28. Sandra Adams begins Nurses' Training at Misericordia Hospital in Winnipeg. Sympathy extended to Mr Moorman on his mother's death in Holland. Mr and Mrs Walter Adams visit. Sadie Chambers of California is the sister of the visitor. Jim Nash and Betty enjoy a week with Hollands relatives.
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Clarence Troop
Christine Coltart
Mrs Orr
Portage la Prairie
Mary Roy
Noreen Towle
Doug Troop
Beverley Voss
Portage
W.A
Sandra Adams
Misericor Gia Hospital
Winnipeg
Moorman
Holland
Walter Adams
Sadie Chambers
California
Jim Nash
Betty
Russ Engelmyer
Doug Barber
Faye Crocker
Winnipeg General Hospital School of Nursing
CR. Barber
Nipeg
Clarence Pennell
Ray Long
Emerson
Dennis Snaith
Doug McGregor
Ray Snaith
Donna Robinson
Doug Pennell
Clear Lake
MacGregor Locals Share Weekend Visits And Rink Woes
MacGregor residents recount weekend visits from Art Collins family Hykany family Wes McGillvray Karen Stonewall Fred Borton Doug Barber and Faye Crocker. Rink break-ins prompt warnings to parents as town questions future skating season and notes a Duncan-Beaver wedding in Beaver with Archie McDonald Ted Bruce and Albert Lunn among visitors.
Birthday celebration for Mrs. M Little at MacGregor
Mrs. M. Little, of MacGregor, celebrated her 80th birthday on Tuesday August 29 with friends, neighbors, and relatives at her home. George Little of Winnipeg attended. She received a corsage and two bouquets, and a birthday cake and lunch were shared. St Pauls church Sunday school will reopen September 10 at 11 15 am. St Pauls W A resumed August 30 with good attendance. Market Day Tea was planned for September 14 with further details to follow. Mr Hicks is able to resume his regular schedule and hopes cooler weather aids recovery.
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M. Little
MacGregor
George Little
Winnipeg
St Pauls Church
St. Paul's W.A
Hicks
Canadian Wheat Board lifts oats embargo into Canada
The Canadian Wheat Board ends the oats embargo allowing US oats to enter Canada. Farmers report selling oats at 53 to 58 cents per bushel while elevator prices run near one dollar per bushel. North Dakota or Minnesota imports require a permit and a four cent per bushel duty applies.
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Canadian Wheat Board
Ats
Canada
U.S
North Dakota
Minnesota
Gems Of Thought THOUGHTS
A reflective collection of aphorisms on character, thinking, and inner virtue. Notable lines credit William Swan Plumer, Vauren, A Bronson Alcott, and Mary Baker Eddy, suggesting thoughts reveal character and shape the self. The tone echoes 19th century inspirational sentiment.
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William Swan Plumer
Vauren
A. Bronson Alcott
Economic Committee Hints at Broad Provincial Research Drive
The Economic Committee outlined a plan for extensive research across economic activity in the province with a potential 11.3 percent annual target. Chairman Evans emphasized studying transportation, water resources, labor, power, and social factors including industrial promotion, taxation, and development aids. The program envisions guided by historical quotes as a thematic anchor.
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Evans
Community Guest List From Southend-Macau: Weekend Visits
Southend-Macaulay news records a flurry of visitors and weekend guests. Families from Winnipeg, Chilliwack, Prince George, and Regina toured local homes, joined dinners, and attended gatherings in Hamiota, Glenboro, and Carnegie. The MacGregor school reopened for fall on September 5.
4-H Fair Results Highlight Rossendale and Springbrook Winners
The results list multiple 4-H categories with champions and ribbons. Rossendale and Springbrook clubs headline the show with names like Lindsay Lyall Allan Lewis Bernice McLennan and Pathead Garden Club earning best exhibited vegetables. Demonstrations by Rossendale and Pathead members underscore a lively exhibitor turnout.
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Springbrook
Allan Lewis
Cora Tabolomey
Cathy Winterbottom
Barbara Bull
Gail Lowe
Linda Bull
Anne Lowe
Randy Kowalchuk
Linda Evenson
Lynne Anderson
Donald Evenson
Pathead +H Garden Club
Rossendale
Springbrook +H
Lindsay Lyall
Allan Lewis Springbrook
Billy Wright
Linda Grove
Marlene Alderson
Gloria Martin
Walley Henry
Alan Rodgers
Allen Lewis
Ron Cruickshank
Brian Hodge
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