Sale of Quarrying Rights Open for Bids in Townships 7 24
The Manitoba Gazette withdraws a prior notice and substitutes a new call for tenders to purchase quarrying rights in specified fractional sections of Township 7 Range 24 West of the Principal Meridian. Bids due by 12 noon October 19 1584, with full payment and royalties specified.
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Manitoba Gazette
Noutheast
New Liquor Prices Start October 19 In Manitoba
Manitoba announces price updates for beer wine and spirits effective Monday October 19 Beer prices rise from 5 20 to 5 50 per dozen with a 5 cent handling charge per dozen for empties The refund on empties drops to 25 cents per dozen Draught beer remains but serving sizes adjust to seven ounces or more price lists must show quantities Northern Manitoba beer for home consumption falls from 3 25 to 2 90 per dozen while other regions cap at 2 80 The 10 cent regional differential covers higher northern hotel costs and storage needs Wine and spirit price changes will be posted at license and liquor stores.
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Manitoba
Liquor Control Commission
Y.P.U.C. Cancels Business for Missionary Address
On Sunday October 11 the Young People’s group canceled the business portion of their meeting. Miss Crozier a missionary from Ethiopia gave the address at the church service and later displayed slides downstairs to the group.
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Parick
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U.C.W
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Obituary of William H Lowry at Misericordia Hospital
William Harper Lowry aged 76 of Ste. 21 Harvard Apartments died October 4 1964 at Misericordia Hospital. Funeral at Thomson Funeral Chapels Broadway Furby October 7 at 1:00 pm Rev W E Donnelly officiating. Interment Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens. Conductor with CNR for 43 years retiring 1953. Survived by wife Ella and brother Walton B Lowry of Winnipeg.
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Kinship Meeting Plans and Grey Cup Pool Fund
Kinship members met at Nor Lite hall on October 8 with a vote to sponsor a Grey Cup Pool. Tickets for the Freeze-Up Ball on October 24 are $1 and available from each Kinman. advance purchases required. Films on Canada’s Centennial projects and water skiing were shown. The next meeting is October 22.
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District 2
Dauphin
Bill Moffat
Ted Scoles
Canada
Salesmen confront Mayor in The Pas over fake ad schemes
Four salesmen arrived in The Pas pushing Ukrainian charity ads and door to door electrical goods. One claimed a $10 ad, another insulted Mayor Trager at a supper with a Dauphin visitor. RCMP checked credentials. four left town. Mayor vowed to levy $200 fees for out of town salesmen. Nearby observers reported seeing a space capsule clearly at 7:42 PM fading at 7:48 PM.
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Winnipeg
Trager
Pas
Mayor Trager
Dauphin
the Pas
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