Classified and death notices from Manitoba ad section
Classifieds announce rates for want ads and notices, with deadlines and surcharges. Death notices describe Adam Roland Lamb of Beaver, Man., details of birth, life, family, funeral at MacGregor United Church, and interment at Beaver Creek. list surviving relatives and funeral arrangements.
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Adam Roland Lamb
MacGregor General Hospital
Beaver
Man
MacGregor
MacGregor Unied
Douglas Ry
Robert
Leonard
Art
Bessie) Stinson
Winnipeg
Janet Adamson
Newdale
MacGregor United Church
Beaver Creek
Mc Master Funeral Home
Engagement announced for Patricia Sharon Radford
Mr and Mrs H J Radford of MacGregor announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Patricia Sharon to Kenneth Norman youngest son of Mr and Mrs J H Rintoul of Bagot The wedding will be held at MacGregor United Church on February 16 1963 at 5 pm
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H. J. Radford
MacGregor
Patricia Sharon
Kenneth Norman
J. H. Rintoul
Bagot
MacGregor United Church
Card of Thanks and For Sale Note
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for gifts and letters received at Christmas time from W.L. and others. Following, an advertisement notes for sale a clean black ice, with contact phone MacGregor 323-4.
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W.L
MacGregor
Austin UCW Unit 1 to Meet in Church on Feb 5
Unit 1 of the Austin UCW will meet in the church on Tuesday February 5 at 8 30 p m Mr and Mrs Robert McFarlane of Winnipeg were Sunday visitors with Mrs J Morris
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Austin Unit 1
The
Austin Ucw
Robert McFarlane
Winnipeg
J. Morris
Transport contract for Melvin to Austin pupils
Tenders invited by the undersigned to transport 14 pupils from Melvin South Dakota to Austin for a 19 mile round trip. Tenders accepted until March 1. Duties start in fall term 1963. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Ken R. Hay, Secretary-Treasurer, Melvin SD, Austin, Manitoba.
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Transport
Melvin
Austin
Alberta funds memorial at Charlottetown
EDMONTON CP reports Alberta government contributed 25600 toward building a memorial in Charlottetown Prince Edward Island to honor Confederation. The project supports historic commemoration and regional remembrance.
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New Memorial
Edmonton
Alberta
Charlottetown
Pel
Gems Of Thought Charity Philosophies Echo In Verse
The piece compiles aphorisms on charity and virtue from Addison Beecher Eddy and Home. It links generosity to wisdom and heavenly ascent, noting meekness and charity as divine qualities guiding humane acts. The quotes stress hearts over hands and the quickening nature of charitable deeds.
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Joseph Addison
Henry Ward Beecher
Mary Baker Eddy
Henry Home
MacGregor Locals Note Visits And Wedding In Portage
MacGregor locals report Maurice and Mrs Clayton of Gladstone visiting with friends in town. Art Day Anderson of North Bay Ontario says he is well and works for Lands and Forests. Frank Gunston of Winnipeg visited district. J R McGregor and family of St Anne shared Sunday visits. Doug Borton and Herb Borton hosted weekend guests from Dryden. District residents attended Garnet Critchlow and Shirley Barrault wedding in Portage. The annual IEC meeting and pot luck supper will be at Miss Eileen Marsh’s on Monday Feb 4 at 6 pm. Bring annual reports.
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Maurice Clayton
Gladstone
Man
Art
Anderson
North Bay
Doug Borton
Dryden, Ont
Herb Borton
Garnet Critchlow
Shirley Barrault
Portage
Eileen Marsh
Fast Filmed Flies May be New Trend
HOLLYWOOD AP Pat Boone and Robert Taylor discuss ultra fast film schedules as a possible trend. Taylor notes Westerns once took 60 to 90 days while 15 day shoots for Cattle King and 4 day interiors for Evil Come Evil Go illustrate a faster era. They compare to TV Emmy pace and envision doing more fast projects yearly.
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Hollywood
Pat Boone
Robert Taylor
MGM
Taylor
Bob
Wally Berry
20Th Century Fox
New Invention Puts Spring in Stride
Sydney engineers unveil the springlift heel a rubber sprung unit built into a normal looking leather heel. It absorbs shock and adds a kick to the next step, aiding foot injury patients and others who must walk for work. McDonagh envisions broad use and faster speeds with this device.
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Sydney
Australia
Grant McDonagh
Manly
Sydney Hospital
McDonagh
Verdi Rest Home to Operate Despite Royalties Loss
One hundred elderly musicians at the Giuseppe Verdi Rest Home will still have meals as the Ricordi publishing rights expired. The Italian government pledges 50 million lire yearly to offset losses, supplementing the existing 32 thousand dollars for the home. Verdi's will previously allocated royalties for the home, where he is buried.
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Awwan, Tay
Ricordi Publishing Company
Milan
Verdi
No Halfpenny Coin Minting Ends Historical Tone
LONDON CP reports no halfpennies were minted last year for the first time since 1860 as the Royal Mint flags the coin's possible end. Farthings, worth a quarter of a penny, were removed from circulation in 1960. PORTLAND CP notes the Mulberry Harbor sections from D day 1944 will be readied for service, the concrete floating piers to support warships.
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London
Royal Mint
Erport
Portland
England
Mulberry
Local Social Notes From Gladstone and District
Don Founsm hosted guests at the Legion bonspiel in Gladstone with Mr and Mrs Heselwood and Mrs J McRae. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Shaw on a bereavement. Ladies attended Tupperware demonstrations at McRae and Gilbert homes led by Joyce Hanson of Portage. Sunday supper guests included the McLachlans, Thompsons, and extended Giercke and Portage families at the Schneiders. Weekend visitors to Ernie Duncan’s home included Robert Rodgers of Amaranth. Joe Riley joined Sunday supper plans.
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Don Founsm
Naymona Ourper
Oickett
Heselwood
J. McRae
Legion
Gladstone
John ‘McRae
Harold Gilbert
Joyce Hanson
Portage
A. Giercke
F. Giercke
H. Schneider
Fortier
Robert Rodgers
Amaranth
Ernie Duncan
Joe Riley
MacGregor 4-H Beef Cub Meeting Notes
The MacGregor 4-H Beef Cub met January 18 at Doug Mc Gregors. A skating party was discussed and monthly meetings were set for the third Friday, except June when it moves to the second Friday. Garry Leckie spoke on Showing A Steer and Arthur Scora on Feeding Birds. Twenty dollars from turkey tickets was raised. Mrs. Gibbs held the winning Christmas party ticket. Lunch was served by Mrs. McGregor and Mrs. McDougald. Next meeting at the McDougald home.
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Beerverge
Heer
Doug McGregors
Garry Leckie
Arthur Scora
Garry
Arthur
Gibbs
McGregor
Mc Dougald
A World Without These Items List From AP Feature
New York AP shares a whimsical checklist of things the world would be better off without. Items include vodka martinis, garlic-heavy salads, intrusive TV ads explaining cures, career women who imitate men, aggressive personal gaffes, in-laws airing faults, squeezable condiment tubes, wrinkle-prone drip-dry suits, overcomplicated automatic elevators, and many others. The piece invites readers to add their own entries.
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New York
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