Recollections of MacGregor in the Gay Nineties
A. Stanley Crighton recounts the 1002 arrival of his family from England to MacGregor. The voyage aboard Lake Manitoba, the welcome by cousins, life on Chasewood, building Oakdene, and farming hardships amid a close-knit community with neighbors and Sunday school at Path Head schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
CPR
Montreal
Madely
John Crighton
Arthur J. Crighton
Anne Alexander
John Horseman
Liverpool
Lake Manitoba
Chasewood
William
Anne
Carrie — Anne
Father
Pathhead School
Mab
Nelly
Tom Atkinson
Annie Alexander
Lambs
Wilsons
Bindons
Stinsons
Edgars
Mother
Pathhead
United Church of Canada
Portage la Prairie
Still Active In Ham Radio At 81 Years Of Age
CANORA Saskatchewan report notes David Rowlands aged 81 remains active in ham radio. He began in 1923 building a sensitive receiver and in 1929 earned his amateur radio licence. WE-56O station started 34 years ago and still operates for two way contact with radio friends.
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Canora, Sask
David Rowlands
Rowlands
Australia
New Zealand
Cartoons Describe Hospital Visitor Faults Worldwide Campaign
The Ontario Hospital Association launched cartoon posters debuting common visitor faults to curb crowding and disturbances. The second series expands as requests arrive from Canadian and American hospitals, RCAF facilities in Europe, and Melbourne Australia.
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Toronto
Ontario Hospital Association
Canada
United States
RCAF
Europe
Melbourne
Australia
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Stanley Crighton
Winnipeg
Merrick Bros
Bain
England
Sydney
Trimble-Rains Funeral Chapel
McKillop’s Ltd
Manitoba
Macgregor Chamber OF Commerce
Lem Shuttleworth
Shepherd
Association OF
Interna
Belos
Crry - Town
P.O. Box
Winnipeg, Mak
North Norfolk
Ath
Glen Hotel
S. R. Lamb & Son
Macgregor, Manitoba
North Norfolk and District
Agricultural Society
Borton’'S
RED & White
Hampton Street