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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1955
Page
3
The village of MacGregor deposits the 1996 assessment roll for a 15 day inspection period. Written complaints must be filed at least 10 days before the Court of Revision sitting on Monday October 24 at 7 PM. G. & Lewin, Sec-Treas., notes the notice dated September 20, 1955.
The RM of North Norfolk sits as a Court of Revision in MacGregor on October 25 1955 at 10 am to hear complaints against the 1955 assessment roll. Written complaints must be filed at least ten days before the sitting. AM Hay signs this notice on September 20 1985.
Bagot district notices report Mr S Coulthard visiting Winnipeg, guests for Mr and Mrs John MacDonald, plus households of Foster, Bodie, Nichol, and Nichol families traveling or hosting. A Hartford bazaar at Mrs D Lamont’s features sewing and tea tables. Miss Clara Forrest is ill, and sympathy goes to the late Mrs Gordon’s family. Beav er cemetery funeral reports, religious film viewings, fall weather notes, and October birthdays and celebrations in the community. A Canadian press item notes $70,000 of machinery sliding beneath a bog near Port Severn, Ontario.
The piece discusses how people are seen in three ways by themselves and others. It contends that others opinions can shape a person as an asset or liability, noting how neighbors discuss one another and the danger of overestimating self.
Mr. R. Brown recently returned from a six weeks visit to Scotland aboard the Captain Cook, crossing from Montreal to Glasgow in eight days with a stop at Liverpool. Over two hundred passengers were war brides. He toured Ayrshire and Derbyshire, noting good crops, attractive gardens, and ample dining in restaurants. Miners earn 35 to 40 dollars weekly for eight hours, many work four or five hours daily, with coal likely scarce in the 1955 56 winter.
A power shovel operator named Joe Hall and a Canadian crew faced a bogged machine in a field. Hall reportedly had to jump clear to avoid injury as the vehicle tipped and stalled. The incident highlights rapid action by the driver during the building project.
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