Nominations in Rural Manitoba North Norfolk Tuesday
Nomination Day set for Tuesday November 19 in North Norfolk with sittings at the Municipal Office MacGregor between 1 and 2 PM. Retiring council members include Reeve D A Campbell and Councillors W E Lamb D A Shaw and Chas Wallace representing Wards 1 2 and 4. Ratepayers urged to attend.
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Manitoba
North Norfolk
MacGregor
D. A. Campbell
W. E. Lamb
D. A. Shaw
Chas. Wallace
Local Curling Club to Operate Rink This Winter
The Curling Club is set to operate the town skating and curling rink this winter with a committee including M. E. Mac Kinnon H. A. Lye S. R. Lamb R. D. Muir and H. T. Trethewey. Alex MacDonald is caretaker while waiting rooms are being renovated. The club aims to build a new rink next year and seeks community funding to install a skating instrument if funds allow.
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Curling Club
M. E. MacKinnon
H. A. Lye
S.R. Lamb
R. D. Muir
H. T. Trethewey
Alex. MacDonald
Canadians Safe After Arctic Plane Escape
Eight MacAlpine Party members were reported safe at Cambridge Bay on Victoria Island after their two planes ran out of gas and ditched in Queen Maud Gulf. The group, traveling north from Winnipeg on September 8, had been missing for nearly two months as relief teams conducted search operations in the Arctic terrain.
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Cambridge Bay
Victoria Island
Arctic Circle
Winnipeg
North
Queen Maud Gulf
Manitoba Goods Demand Aims to Boost Local Markets
Citizens and business leaders urged to cooperate to expand production and buy Manitoba made goods. The article notes Manitoba industrial output reached 159 million in 1928 and predicts further growth, highlighting the shift from agriculture as the prairie’s wealth base and calling for renewed local purchasing to spur provincial prosperity.
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Manitoba
Thanksgiving and Armistice Day Coincide On Novem ber 11
The Canada Gazette proclaims Monday November 11 as a day of public thanksgiving marking Armistice Day and Thanksgiving together. The tradition since several years has been to celebrate both events on the Monday of the week containing November 11.
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Canada Gazette
Be Friendly and Cultivate Friendship Daily
A friendly life posture is urged as the path to lasting bonds. Nurture kindness toward others and yourself, tending health, home, family, and business, forgiving mistakes, and starting anew with a positive, forgiving mindset.
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Plant Recipients
Mrs John Emerson thanks the Ladies Aid for the bouquet and Mrs Andrew Lamb for the plant. St Pauls Church W A thanks those who helped at the annual dinner and concert, especially the United Church ladies.
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John Emerson
Andrew Lamb
St. Paul's Church
W.A
Ladies of the United Church
In Memoriam Minnie McLeod
Minnie McLeod wife of William McLeod died at MacGregor on November 2 1924. Fogay recalls the memory of a loved one gone to rest. The one who thinks of her today is the one who loved her best. The flowers on her grave may wither but the memory remains with her husband and family.
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Fogay
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