Local social notes from Rosendale update Winnipeg travel and visits
Rossendale News items note J Fisher and others spending time in the USA. Ward and Winnipeg visitors stayed with R F Culbert. Mrs R Frizley and Gerald visited points in the USA. Crocker and Lynn spent Labor Day weekend at Starr Lake with Welch and McDole at Falcon Lake. B Sole enjoyed the long weekend with relatives at Minnedosa and Russell. W Curtis family visited Brandon Row friends. Don Cruikshank heads to Victoria B C after weeks with Fritdley and family. Lorraine Watson will attend Portage business school. J Nicoll and children visited Hird family in Treherne. Billy Moffat hosted friends for 14th birthday.
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B. Sole
Minnedosa
Russell
W. Curtis
Brandon Row
Don Cruikshank
Victoria
B.C
R. Fritdley
Lorraine Watson
Portage
First general delivery quotas for current crop year set
Delivery quotas announced cover 6731 prairie points spanning Ontario and British Columbia. One bushel quotas apply to 97 Manitoba, 300 Saskatchewan, 119 Alberta points. two bushels to 30 Manitoba, 55 Saskatchewan, 35 Alberta. three bushels to Ontario 1, Manitoba 12, Saskatchewan 22, Alberta 8, British Columbia 5.
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Ontario
British Columbia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Bagot Sunday School Names New Teachers
Bagot St Stephen's United held a September 1 1964 meeting chaired by Rev Armistead to assign instructors for a new curriculum. Primary ages seven to eight will be taught by Sheeb with June Lamont as assistant. junior ages nine to eleven by Murray Burch with Miriam Nichol as assistant. intermediate class by Barbara Pogue with Isobel Mathews as assistant. adult class to meet weekly. An October 7 1964 midweek Bible study started. Rally Sunday is September 20 with promotions and attendance awards.
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Bagot St. Stephen's United T
Armistead
Cow Sheeb
June Lamont
Murray Burch
Miriam Nichol
Alice Pogue
Melba Brecknell
Barbara Pogue
Isobel Mathews
Labor Day Weekend Toll Across Canada Mounts
The Canadian Press survey tallies at least 101 deaths over Labor Day weekend across Canada with 79 highway fatalities. Quebec led with 39 deaths including 30 road deaths and seven drownings. Ontario recorded 34 fatalities, most from traffic. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan posted multiple road and drowning deaths. Prince Edward Island reported none. The tally excludes personal crises, slayings, and natural deaths.
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Canada
Quebec
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
Taras Shevchenko Honored by Ukrainians
Canadians of Ukrainian origin concluded a three day tribute to Taras Shevchenko a Ukrainian poet and emancipator born 150 years ago. Opposition leader John Diefenbaker spoke at a monument gathering urging an end to subjugation self determination and for free elections. He also visited St Johns Cathedral cemetery and viewed a new Canadian flag design proposed by Harvey Kane featuring red blue white and a green maple leaf.
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Taras Shevchenko
Shevchenko
Diefenbaker
Mr. Diefenbaker
Ukraine
Lithuania
Estonia
Slovakia
Hungary
Ussr
United Nations
St. Johns Cathedral
Harvey Kane
Foul Play Suspected in Manitoba Field Death
RCMP said foul play is suspected after a man was found dead in a grain field near the Swan Lake Indian reserve in Crystal City Manitoba. The body was discovered Sunday with identity withheld and few details available. Death is believed to have occurred two days earlier.
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Crystal City
Manitoba
RCMP
Swan Lake Indian Reserve
Winnipeg
Enns Attending Canadian Goals Meet in Manitoba
S J Enns plans to attend a Canadian goals conference in Manitoba with about 200 delegates. He urges business industry and academia to engage in politics and support a shift from Liberalism to a constructive Conservative alternative.
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S. J. Enns
Enns
the Graphic
Liberal
Regina Teachers Vote To Return to Classes
Regina public school teachers voted 508 to 12 to accept a 6.6 percent raise ending a three day strike. The agreement, announced by board chairman A S Cochrane, covers a one year contract with salary range from 3000 to 8500, slightly higher than Saskatoon and Prince Albert deals.
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Regina
A. S. Cochrane
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Sunday Visitors and Local Gatherings in Portage Area
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. A Giercke and boys with Mr. and Mrs. F Davidson and family of Portage. Guests at Sunday supper were Mr. and Mrs. H Gabriel and family of Poplar Point. Howard McRae marked his fifth birthday Monday. Get well wishes go to Mrs. Bill Mulley in MacGregor hospital.
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A. Giercke
F. Davidson
Portage
H. Gabriel
Poplar Point
Howard McRae
Bill Mulley
MacGregor Hospital
Norwalk Laundry Burglary Suspect Dragged From Dryer
Police responded to a burglar alarm at Norwalk Steam Laundry. The manager reactivated power, a dryer spun up, and they pulled Richard O Bay, 32, from the machine. He faces breaking and entering with criminal intent and is held awaiting further proceedings.
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Norwalk
Connecticut
Richard O'Bay
Visitors and relatives stop by Alex Livingstone home
Pine Creek news notes weekend visits at the Alex Livingstone home include Mr and Mrs Bill Lamb of Newton Sunday guests along with Mr and Mrs Ken Healy Mr and Mrs Don Beatty and Mr and Mrs Harry Beatty of Winnipeg Also present were Mr and Mrs Ernie Livingstone and baby of Gladstone Walter of Arden and Joe of Red Jacket Sask Phyllis Nelson of Winnipeg is spending time at her parental home and Mrs Fred Baker, patient in Gladstone hospital, received visits from Mr and Mrs Allister Glass and Jean of Winnipeg Monday.
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Bill Lamb
Newton
Ken Healy
Don Beatty
Harry Beatty
Winnipeg
Ernie Livingstone
Baby
Gladstone
Walter
Arden
Joe
Red Jacket
Sask
Phyllis Nelson
Fred Baker
Gladstone Hospital
Allister Glass and
Jean
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