Every School Needs a Telephone in Manitoba Ad
An advertisement promotes the Manitoba Telephone System campaign to install school telephones. It cites 1959 Manitoba schools and 40 with phones, proposing a 2000 dollar annual rural rate and potential pole costs, citing safety and communication benefits for children.
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Manitoba Telephone System
Manitoba
Telephone Company
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Aluminum Victory Campaign Drives Scrap Pots and Pans
The Canadian Red Cross Society and the Department of National War Services urge households to donate worn out aluminum scrap, not usable utensils, during September 12 and 13. A committee of the Board of Trade coordinates shipping, with collection points at MacGregor near the Hardware store corner lot on the 12th and 13th or the following week.
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Canadian Red Cross Society
Department of National War Services
Dominion
Board of Trade
Messrs
S. R. McLeod
S. R. Lamb
R. W. Cobbe
F. C. Barton
MacGregor
Summer Visitors At Riding Mountain Park Reach New High
From spring to August end the Riding Mountain National Park at Wasagaming welcomed 149,282 visitors this season, up from 129,505 the year before. Vehicle traffic rose to 11,02 cars, roughly a thousand more than in 1940.
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Riding Mountain National Park
Wasagaming
Departing Rector Armstrong Leaves Community Gratitude
Rural Dean G L Armstrong and his wife Mrs Armstrong depart after eleven years at St Pauls Parish due to ill health. He served as rector provincial chaplain and Can adian Legion padre, director of the Agricultural Society and member of Temple Lodge. The community honored them with gifts and best wishes for health and happiness.
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G. L. Armstrong
St. Paul’s
North Norfolk and District
The
Canadian Legion
Agricultural Society
Temple Lodge
A.F
A.M
MacGregor
Katrinne
Austin
W.A
G.A
H. A. Lye
Letter of thanks from G L Armstrong in MacGregor Herald
A farewell note from G L Armstrong signed with Mrs Armstrong thanks the readers and parishioners of North Norfolk for eleven years of cooperation and service. He expresses health reasons for leaving quietly, hopes to worship together again, and offers God's blessing to all individuals and organizations.
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Norfolk
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