M MacDougall Former Carberry Resident Dies
Murdoch MacDougall aged 70 died May 16 in Medicine Hat General Hospital. Funeral May 19 at Pattison’s Chapel for the Pine Creek postmaster and veteran with service in 184th Battalion. Survived by Jessie Currie wife, Douglas son, Mary mother, four grandchildren. interred Hillside Cemetery Field of Honor.
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Pattison’s
Murdoch MacDougall
5Th St. SE
Medicine Hat General Hospital
Rev
A. Hunt
Hillside Cemetery
Robertson Memorial
Royal Canadian Legion
Austin
Man
Mr. MacDougall
Firdale
Carberry
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Jessie Currie
Portage la Prairie
Pine Creek
Veterans’ Guard
Ralston
Civil Service
Medicine Hat
MacDougall
Loyal Order of Moose
Canadian Legion
Corps of Commissionaires
Jessie
Douglas
Redcliff
Mary Stephen
Murdena
Stewart
Archie Hiscott
Brooks
Errol Currie
Alexander
Gordon Currie
Plowing Conditions Favor Portage Portage La Prairie Match
Heavy rains in Manitoba improve field conditions near Portage la Prairie for the Canadian Plowing Match at Harold Batters farm four miles north and three west of Portage. Officials report moist sod and firmer stubble land, with careful depth to five inches, western three furrow plows, and growing mustard oats sweet clover on fields. Mayors contest prize awaits June 20 as Western Canada and Manitoba championships decide.
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Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Harold Batters
Portage
Cyril Heynes
J ¥Merson
Belleville
Ontario
Canada
Heynes
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Islanders
Harold Godfrey
Cornwall
Arthur Hudson
O'Leary
Quebec
Clifford Oswald
Ste. Scholastique
Lloyd Henderson
Western Canada
Surprise Vote In Favor Of Medicare In Kamsack
In Kamsack Saskatchewan 675 NDP rally attendees at a meeting headlined by national leader T C Douglas voted about 80 percent in favor of implementing the provincial medical care plan on July 1 Saskatchewan doctors pledged to continue practicing under the plan and were asked to cooperate with the act.
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Kamsack
Saskatchewan
Women's Institute Annual Report of Lang ruth WI
The Lang ruth Women s Institute reports 25 members with 11 meetings and four committees held during the year led by Mrs McLoughry. They sent Mrs Birkett to a Gladstone board meeting and visited Portage Campbell s Soup. Finances show 432.84 cash on hand May 1 1961 to May 1 1962, receipts 1067.62 and expenditures 987.37. Activities include banquets lunches quilt sales and handicrafts raising funds for Senior Citizens Rest Room and community gifts to Hospital Cedar Chest 4H Club Peace Gardens and Salvation Army. Five members died and six funeral wreaths were sent.
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Hospital Cedar Chest
Children’s Aid
Blind Institute
Salvation Army
Peace Gardens
Chartered Banks Serving Your Community
The piece notes how most people use banking daily through their cheques and calls attention to chartered banks serving local communities. It emphasizes widespread banking access and the role of banks in daily financial life.
Ritz five and ten window smashed by drivers
In Cowansville Quebec a car hitting a plate glass window of the Ritz five and ten on Main Street caused $250 damage and fled before police arrived. The next day another driver repeated the act and also escaped.
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Big Target
Cowansville
Que
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