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Sentee services announce an April event open to all with a welcome message. The notice emphasizes inclusive invitation and access details for participants and attendees.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1950
Page
5
Sentee services announce an April event open to all with a welcome message. The notice emphasizes inclusive invitation and access details for participants and attendees.
Classified adverts list sale items from farm equipment to seeds and livestock. Items include a 1942 Ford Tractor, Cockshutt 90, 30 tractors, a John Deere cultivator, drills, harrows, and a farm building with shingles. Also offered are Clover and alfalfa seed, Hereford bulls, and poultry supplies with contact names and MacGregor area references.
Dr A V Jubb will visit Austin every Friday at the home of M A Campbell. Charles Murray and Rogers are noted residents with recent deaths and hospital stays. A community theatre meeting in April features bridge and whist with lunch. The Light Hill hall has new hydro wiring. Sympathy extended to families of the deceased and those ill, including Mrs Shell We and Mrs Jedel. Several residents plan to move to Emerson.
Familiar Austin resident Frank Peterson Peters died at home at age 84 after a bout of illness. Born March 31 1865 in Sweden he later moved to Canada working in 1891 and married with nine daughters and one son. his widow Mrs Lee and three daughters survive along with a brother and six grandchildren. Funeral held March 26 at Christ Church Austin conducted by R Milburn, with interment in Austin Cemetery.
The district extends sympathy to the Cox and Pow families after recent bereavement. Mrs. Clare Pennell attended a funeral in Enver Man and spent time with relatives. An April WMS meeting is planned at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs Ed Chant. A whist drive at Bend School raised 15 61 for the Red Cross with prizes won by Mrs Clarence Pennell and Ken Larson. Consolation went to Mrs J Smale and Mr Stieben.
A fragmented note recalls W Reck and a projection entering Abinger Hammer village along the road between Dorking and Guildford in Surrey England. The lone fragment hints at a road scene or transit through the rural area.
The text notes that Great Bear, Great Slave, and Lake Winnineg cover more area than Lake Ontario, highlighting vast northern bodies compared with Ontario.
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