Boy Clings to Car Bumper In Inglis Street Incident
A boy named Rod clung to the back bumper of a car as it pulled out from Inglis toward Russell. He was dragged briefly before being freed by Eagar Mench who rushed to help. Rod, plus his dog Jip, survived shaken but unharmed.
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Rod
Inglis
Russell
Eagar Mench
Jip
Hartley McDonald
High Bluff
Lorimer
Gordon Gibson
Alice Walter
Betty Jackson
Trinity Lutheran Church
H. Praefer
Trinity
Dropmore News Briefs Highlight Community Events
Mrs. W. M. Rawlings remains a patient at Sacred Heart hospital and is wished a speedy recovery. The Dropmore Curling Club hosts a New Year dance on December 1. Irene Robb of Russell visits her Dropmore parents. A Christmas concert and dance are set for December 20 in Dropmore hall.
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M. Henderson
A. Adams
F.wlc
B. Richardson
H. Moster
Ings
W.L
Tom Jackson
A. Gillies
G. Kelso
Roblin
Women's Institute
T. Kieper
Russel
John Jackson
Mike Galetuike
Don Proch
W. M. Rawlings
Sacred Heart Hospital
Dropmore Curling Club
Irene Robb
Russell
W. R. Robb
Dropmore
Dropmore Hall
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