Compensation Insurance For Motorists
The new optional coverage will pay injuries to drivers, families, and passengers starting next year. Details were released at a Manitoba meeting by officials from the Insurance Bureau of Canada. Early estimates put the cost under two dollars annually for most motorists. Changes in provincial law allow insurers to offer personal injury coverage for the driver and passengers regardless of fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurnce Agents Association of
Manba
Resurance Bureau of Canada
J. C. Makin
Montreal
Dr. Whitehouse
Winnipeg
Cmpanies
Canada Savings
Wishart's Service Radiator Repair Ad
Wishart's Service advertises radiator repair and auto service at the corner of Eighth Street and Saskatoon Avenue West with phone number 857 5468, noting former Wilman Motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishart’s
Wilman Motors
Eighth St
Sask. Ave. West
Busy Bagot News Highlights Local Happenings
Community notes from Bagot and district recount birthdays and anniversaries, hospital visits, and church social updates. Election commentary urges higher voter turnout, proposes traveling ballot boxes, and notes municipal satisfaction or apathy. Local visits to Winnipeg General Hospital, Hal lowe'en greetings, and hospital aid planning accompany reports on town affairs and service projects.
TV Auction Sells 52 Charolais Cattle at Calgary Ranch
Cattle on closed circuit television drew western fans as 52 Charolais lots sold for 127000. Buyers from Toronto attended with A Berry of Central Butte paying 4900 for the top bid. Bidding occurred at a city hotel while the animals stayed on the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudiger
Calgary
Toronto
A. Berry
Central Butte
Sask
Chants Return From Trip
Mr and Mrs Ed Chant recently journeyed to Grand Forks North Dakota as guests of the Falsons for several days. They traveled home through a snow storm with two inches on the ground and noted grain standing in sodden fields along the border. A prior stop included Maple Creek Saskatchewan where they visited Chant and Landgraf families. They also visited Irvine Alberta and Mrs Roy Neubauer formerly Leona English who once taught at MacGregor. Mrs Ken Landgraf accompanied them home and a Sunday visit included Emmeline Moore and the Chants and Gairs in Winnipeg. En route they called on Marg and Bob Wade and family in Viden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Purkess
Glenn
E. Towerzey
Portage
Ken Green
Faye Green
Winnipeg
Glen Nichol
Ross Nichol
G. R. Nichol
John Purkess
F. Purkess Sr
Prat
Purkess
Treherne Hospital
A. Adams
J. H. Adams
Westbourne
Judy
Billy
Rose Nichol
Jesus of Nazareth
Ed Chant
Grand Forks
N.D
Falsons
Tourist Patterns To be Studied
A major study of travel patterns of Canadian tourists is planned for 1970 announced by Otto Lang. The study aims to guide the national travel program and may precede a 1969 pilot by a planning team after cost sharing agreements. A bureau spokesman notes a scientifically selected sample of Canadian families would be checked to track travel habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Lang
Lang
Domin
Bureau
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Mary Maxim
Ralph's Fabric Centre
Sask. Ave. E
Bagot and District News
J. M. Baskier
Terry Rands
Cecil Nichol
Don Coubrough
Doug Richardson
Harold Wright
Linda Lamont
Esther Klippenstein
B. Nichol
Winnipeg General Hospital
North Norfolk Municipality
MacGregor
Portage la Prairie
W. Bodie
M. W. Burch
H. D. Ritchie
C. Davis
Eva Ritchie
Lethbridge
Alta
Herb
John Parkess
C. Rands
P. Henry
Marge
Bagot Hospital Aid
C. Nichol
Central Aid
R. Kerr
Alisses B. Nichol
G. Acastro
R. V. Nichol
Glen In Hospital
Bagot Hall
L. Becker
Barrie Barber
MacGiegor
Zenith
John Deere
First Street
N.W
Portage la Pi
Treffry Bros
R. J. Kerr & Son Farm
J. S. Thomson
Royal Road North
Broadway
Portage Ia
Canada
Order OF Foresters
Oae
Memorial Hall
MacGregor Collegiate
RCMP
MacGregor Lions Club
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