Local District News Roundup from Happy Lake to Roblin
District notes report residents arriving for visits and work across Flin Flon Thompson Minnedosa Riding Mountain and Roblin An oil furnace was installed at the Parish Church with Holy Mass held for the first time in three weeks Mrs Reg Mortemore was admitted to Roblin Hospital and several families moved or hosted guests in the period Residents include the Bercier Laplant and Hiebert families with steady local activity
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Happy Lake
Boggy Creek
San Clara
Frank Lilley
Nelson Burwash
George Thorne
James Paul
Local News Highlights From Kamsack Community
Families visit, hospital returns, and notable events in Kamsack area. Fred Franklin discharged from Kamsack hospital. Harvest Supper and Bazaar held by United Church ladies. Birthday newborn for Hampton family. Mrs Eisner travels from Kelowna after visiting relatives.
Winter travel and local visits noted in region
Mes L Becker-Reporter plans a West Coast winter stay. Mr and Mrs Fritz Baumung of Calder visited with Mr and Mrs A Liske of Roblin. Mrs Wm Eckert of Roblin spent time with Mrs M Lowenberg. Mr J Klein stayed several days in Yorkton Union Hospital last week. Ernest and Clifford Kauk toured Regina Saskatoon and Mouse Jaw last week.
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West Coast
Fritz Baumung
Calder, Sesk
A. Liske
Roblin
Wm. Eckert of
Mr. J. Klein
Yorkton Union Hospital
Ernest and
Clifford Kauk
Regina
Mouse Jaw
Saskatoon
Grand Narrows Community Notes and Visitors
Grand Narrows reports visitors including Mr and Mrs W Radford and Lori of Snow Lake at his parental home. Calgary trip returns by Mr Telford Dixon and Mr Alec Laurie. Local meeting held at Mrs H Wilsons with all members present and committee roles named for social and rest room duties.
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W. Radford
Lori
Snow Lake
Jack Radford
Telford Dixon
Alec Laurie
John Dixon
Calgary
Clifford Bangle
North Country
Fred Framingham
Bill
Mirs
Zimmer
Marlene
Roblin
Flin Flon
Grand Narrows
H. Wilson
Wilsom
Betty Bangle
Eisine Wilson
Gladys Maguire
Donalda Wilson
Dorothy Laliberte
Lillian Middleton
Ethel Redford
A. Murray
G. Maguire
Births and visits brighten Togo and Winnipeg area
Mrs. Chas A Billet reports the birth of a daughter on November 26. Mr. and Mrs. A Boyce and Michael from Winnipeg stayed at the mother’s home, and were joined by relatives for a birthday gathering. Miss Karen Kerswell will marry on November 7, while Audrey Pound and other relatives visited family homes. The Pound family marked its 50th anniversary on December 2. Tony Yaworski of Swan River visits his Hilderman relatives as L Hohle works on a new house.
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M. Guneas
Lorene Hilderman
Togo
Sask
A. Boyce
Michael
Winnipeg
Ww. Pound
Tony Yaworski
Swan River
F. Hilderman
Shell River Notes and W. I. Meeting Updates
Ron Brownson of Winnipeg visited Wilf Wards while Mrs. Ward and family comfort a Dauphin Hospital patient. The Shell River W I held its annual meeting at Mrs. Bilious’s home with new officers elected. The Christmas cake draw at Robinson Stores on December 21 and next meeting set for December 19 at Mrs. Ratushny’s home.
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Ron Brownson
Winnipeg
Wilf Wards
Ray Taylor
Sharon
Dauphin Hospital
Dianne Ward
Wellington Watson
Regina
Frank Watson
Kelowna
B. C
Shell River
W. I
M. Bilious
Sanders
J. Collins
C. Andres
Roblin
E. Waggoner
Rosie Hanson
J. Payne
Carrie Ratushay
Robinson Stores
Carrie Ratushny
Deepdale Notes Include Hospital Stay and Tragic Death
Mrs. C. McKenzie reports Mr. Fred Ward admitted to Roblin Hospital on Saturday. Mr. C. McKenzie returned from Winnipeg on Friday. Winter Sunday School will be held in the Deepdale Schoolhouse. The community mourns the sudden death of Mr. Frank Limb on Saturday night November 30 and extends sympathy to his widow and family.
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Fred Ward
Roblin Hospital
C. McKenzie
Winnipeg
Deepdale
Frank Limb
Pound Couple Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. W Pound as they mark their 50th wedding anniversary on Monday. Terrie and Tim Farmer visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Laird and later traveled with Butch and Jody to Winnipeg. The Farmers departed for Saskatoon Monday. Mrs. McCrae and son Albert visited Mr. and Mrs. Dave Davis Sunday. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Limb Irene and Marlene on the passing of their husband and father.
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Mrs. W. Pound
Terrie
Tim Farmer
George Laird
Farmer
Butch
Jody
Winnipeg
Sasketoon
McCrae
Albert
Dave Davis
Redistribution of Electoral Boundaries Proposed in Parliament Hill
Continuation of the article discusses creating an office of Representation Commissioner under the Canada Elections Act. It envisions electoral boundaries commissions to report on provincial representation. Castonquay is named as a potential commissioner, with suggestions for province level, nonpartisan setups modeled after Manitoba redistribution.
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House of Commons
Canada Elections, Act
Castonquay
Pickeregill
Manitoba
Adamson
Saunderson
University of Manitoba
Redistribution debate shapes national commission plan
Mr. Dieferbaker opposes ten provincial commissions and backs a national body of four judges plus Mr. Castonguay. Diefenbaker proposes rural ridings tolerate plus or minus one third around the average, while the government favors a fifth. Current representations range from 12,500 to 267,000 in Neade La Madeline to York Scar, Toronto, with more details to come.
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NeadeLa
Madeline
York Scarborough
Toronto
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