North Norfolk council approves refunds and bylaw actions
The Rural Municipality of North Norfolk held a regular meeting in Austin on November 4 with Reeve CR Wallace presiding. It authorized a $1000 refund to C D Bolton, signed a scholarship application for Olga Andruzkow, approved a $150 Children’s Aid Society grant, and authorized travel for the Municipalities convention. Several bylaws were read including land sales, transfers, and a plan to advertise unsold lands. The council authorized winter storage for road machinery and approved multiple payments before adjourning to December 19 in MacGregor.
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CR Wallace
Wansacred Hotel
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C.D Bolton
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Olga Andruzkow
Russe Sale
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MacGregor Council Grants Aid and Sets Remembrance Day
The Village of MacGregor council approved a $50 grant to the Children's Aid Society after a request from Mrs. C Kitson. Building permits were issued for Martha C Duncan LB Patterson Stan Firth. The Manitoba Power Commission contracts for 1950 54 were to be signed for street lighting with annual cost 807.84. A November 11th holiday was proclaimed in remembrance of war heroes. The meeting adjourned with accounts approved and returns set for December 12th.
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J.L. Lamb
C. Kitson
Children's Aid Society
Firth
Kitson
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Treas
Patterson
Montgomery
Manitoba Farm and Home Week Opens in Winnipeg
Manitoba hosts its Second Annual Farm and Home Week in Winnipeg from Tuesday November 29 to Thursday December 1. Sessions for men are at the University of Manitoba Fort Garry site and women at the Canada Packers House in St Boniface. Notable speakers will cover livestock, crops, poultry and homemaker topics. For details contact the Department of Agriculture and Immigration in Winnipeg.
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Celebration Marks 25th Year of Manitoba Pool Elevators
The Royal Alexandra Hotel hosts a gala as Manitoba Pool Elevators celebrate twenty-fifth birthday. Members receive over eleven million dollars in patronage dividends while fixed assets total about ten million dollars. A cheque for the 1929 provincial debt is handed to C Dryden as the organization begins its twenty-sixth year.
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Royal Alexandra Hotel
Manitoba
C. Dryden
WJ. Parker
Toria Pool
Card of Thanks From a Grateful Neighbor
Expresses gratitude to neighbors friends Jr Ladies Aid Sr Ladies Aid and WMS for support during illness also thanks Mrs Hanson and Mr Chamheed for help and prayers wishing to return home soon.
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B. Hanson
L. Cham
Manitoba to Issue Two Plates for Cars in 1950
Manitoba will require two license plates for vehicles in 1950 with silver and black plates for two-plate cars. The minister notes this is the first time since 1944 two plates have been used in the province. He urges owners without a front plate to replace it before the new year as vehicle licence registration begins December 1. Pre-registration for low numbers opens December 1.
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Manitoba
LC Dryden
Treasu
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