By Law Introductory Notice in MacGregor Village Meeting
The Council of the Village of MacGregor Manitoba will hold a regular meeting at the Municipal Office on Monday December 13 1965 at which a By law will be introduced to close that portion of Talbot Street described in the notice.
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MacGregor
Manitoba
Talbot Street
Fox Street
Vardon Street
Portage la Prairie
Bazaar and tea at MacGregor United Church event
Women will hold a bazaar and tea at MacGregor United Church on Thursday November 25 from 3 to 5 PM. Beaver Hospital Aid meeting set for Friday November 19 at 8:15 PM at Mrs C H Smiths home 681 Maplewood Crescent Portage. Members to meet at Raymond Smiths home at 7:30.
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Beaver Hospital
C. H. Smith
Maplewood Crescent
Portage
Raymond ‘Smith
Citizens Honor The War Dead At MacGregor Cenotaph
Ex servicemen Legion members IODE Scouts Cubs and MacGregor Collegiate students gathered at the cenotaph to lay wreaths and observe a two minute silence. Wreaths were laid by Duncan Lamb Mrs Collins Mayor Wenham Reeve Sims Barry Frank and MacGregor Collegiate. Service in Memorial Hall directed by Alvin Sloane and Rev E Armistead featured a joint choir and organist Mrs Lyall Stone. Rev H Dyck opened with a prayer and Alvin Sloane read the roll and scripture. Rev A J Hall gave the address.
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Scouts
Cubs
MacGregor Collegiate
Duncan Lamb
Collins
MacGregor
Wenham
North Norfolk
Reeve Sims
Barry Frank
Alvin Sloane
Rev. E. Armistead
Lyall Stone
Rev. H. Dyck
Evangelical Mennonite’ Church
q_Elisbeth Anderson
Macpreter Collegiate
Flanders
Sloane
Presentation Made To Austin Residents
On Friday evening November 12 friends gathered at the Austin Community Hall for a social event honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ken Routley Mr. and Mrs. Ben Collier and Mr. and Mrs. George Graham who had recently left Austin. Whist, vocal songs, and a short address followed with corches and plant rockers as gifts.
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Austin Community Hall
Ken Routley
Ben Collier
George Graham
Austin
Routley
Mac
Gregor
Collier J
Graham
Portage la Prairie
Austin Community Hall Officers Elected
The annual meeting of the Austin Community Hall was held Tuesday November 9 with fair attendance. Winners were ladies high Mrs P Uhrin low Mrs C Wallace and Gent’s Mrs C E Hotel and Mrs A Corneille. Several improvements were made including interior painting with fire proof paint new chairs and kitchen equipment. Mrs T Poyser was elected to chair the meeting for officer elections. Three retiring members were C E Hotel Mrs P Ewen and Ted Collier who was re elected. New officers Mrs R Roosen and Mrs V Futros along with secretary treasurer A Christofferson. Lunch was served.
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Ladies’ High
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C. Wallace
C. E. Hotel
A. Corneille
C. E
T. Poyser
Fist
P. Ewen
Ted Collier
R. Roosen
V. Futros
Local Notices of Obituaries and Visitors in Austin
The Austins extend sympathy to Miss Annie McDonald and to George Graham and family on the death of Mrs. D. A. Campbell who died in Portage. Condolences to Mr. and Mrs. P. Hiebert on the loss of their infant on November 9. New residents Mr. and Mrs. J Costea and S Costea take over the Starlight Inn and BA service station. Sunday guests included Harry Jones, Marlene and Mrs. Albert Unrau of Winnipeg visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Jones and Mrs. W. Jones. Visitors from Brandon and Dauphin stop by. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs. D. A. Campbell on the prior Thursday in Portage hospital. Several other local social notes and weekend visits among Austinites and relatives are mentioned.
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George
Sam
Donald
Murdo Graham
D. A
Margaret) Campbell
P. Hiebert
J. Costea
S. Costea
Starlight Inn
O. T. Jones
Harry Jones
Marlene
Albert Unrau
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W. Jones
Ethel Jones
John Mclintyre
Brandon
Gordon Tarto
M. Tarto
Jack Douglas
Jimmy
Dauphin
J. Stephenson
Radio Sets Sell Record 28 Million in 1964
A record 28 million radio sets were sold in the United States during 1964, signaling strong consumer demand and rapid adoption of radio receivers across households nationwide.
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United States
Canadian Population Increase from Oct 1 1962
Canada’s population was estimated at 19 705 000 on October 1, up 334 000 from a year earlier. British Columbia led in percentage gain at 11.6 percent to 1 813 000, while Ontario rose 8.9 percent to 6 794 000 and Quebec climbed to 5 692 000.
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Ontario
Quebec
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
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