MacGregor Manitoba classified and notices brief
Classified rates and notices from MacGregor with engagements, births, card of thanks, sales, and rentals. Includes engagements for Wiebe and Hahn families, weddings set for June 1982 and June 1962, plus multiple for sale items such as pigs, paint, bricks, and farm equipment, and local rental and service notices. Also lists notices for cemetery or church groups and general thanks messages.
Tenders for eight room house on Hampton Street MacGregor
Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to and including Saturday June 16 1962 for the purchase and removal of an eight room two storey frame house with a 21 inch Climax furnace and fan. The property on Hampton St MacGregor is opposite the fair grounds and must be cleared by July 31 1962. R Lamb Box 58 MacGregor.
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Hampton St
MacGregor
Fair Grounds
MacGregor Locals Share Visits and Family News
Mrs a wourley of Fort Arthur Ontario spent a week visiting sister Mrs Helen Nohlgren and father Andrew Tait. Murray McQuiston of Mile Stone Saskatchewan and Dan Thomson of Truax Saskatchewan visited at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matt McQuiston. Other McQuiston family members enjoyed dinner and a visit Sunday at the McQuiston home, and Mrs Robert Kilfoyle and family of Brandon were weekend visitors at the Kilfoyle home.
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A Wourley
Fort Arthur
Ont
Helen Nohlgren
Andrew Tait
Murray McQuiston
Milestone, Sask
Dan Thomson
Truax, Sask
Matt McQuiston
McQuiston
Air
Robert Kllfoyle
Brandon
R. J. Kilfoyle
Novelist Victoria Sackville West Dies at 70
London Reuters reports Victoria Sackville West obituary at age seventy. British novelist and wife of Sir Harold Nicholson died Saturday at her home near Sissinghurst Castle after months of illness. famous works include All Passion Spent and The Edwardians.
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London
Reuters
Victoria Sackville-West
Harold Nicholson
Sissinghurst Castle
Miss Sackville - West
Baron Sackville
Manitoba Records 37 Percent Drop in Fire Deaths
Manitoba reports 37 percent fewer fire deaths last year with 22 lives lost down from 35. Total fires rose to over 4,000, while insured fire losses fell from 6.08 to 4.8 million dollars. Smoking-caused fires numbered 914, with roughly 230,000 dollars in damages and 170 more blazes traced to cigarettes. Hon. J. B. Carroll notes progress in response times but warns the toll remains severe.
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Manitoba
J. B. Carroll
Labor
Carroll
Dam
Paradise Three Families Live in Paradise in Canada
Hay River reports that in Paradise only three elderly couples remain, after seven years with little homesteading interest. John and Pansy Cameron, Joe and Amy Krause, and Lena and Delphine Webb farm the valley near Highway 16, with the Krauses conducting experiments for the federal agriculture department and the Webbs farming commercially.
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Hay River
N.W.T
Paradise
Noody
Here
Alberta
John
Pansy Cameron
Joe
Amy Krause
Lena
Delphine Webb
Pansy
Krauses
Federal Agriculture Department
Webbs
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