FOR SALE Antique Cogs and furniture at low prices
Multiple classified ads offer for sale items from recliners and green Chesterfield chairs to a 1966 Massey 510 combine, a Dominion Cafe building in Binscarth, 500 acres of land near the Manitoba Saskatchewan border, a 1965 trailer court mobile home, various farm implements, and a nondiscounted hotel in The Pas. Also listed are job notices, lost item, and rental requests with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Green
Margaret Kingdon
Binscarth Mall
Peter Kumochko
Massey
George Cartwright
Millwood Russell Exch
Dominion Cafe
Binscarth
Manitoba
Man
Houses For Sale In Spy Hill And Nearby Areas
Modern three bedroom house available immediately in Spy Hill with all utilities, large landscaped lots, garden, interior repainted. Phone 534-4428. Also a modern three bedroom house in a new development with contact number 153 William Snitynsky The DANCE GROUPS Wanted for first class dining room versatile dance duos to say Friday and Saturday even 193. Phone Al Tucker at 403. Suitable for hunting or fishing large or small acreage without buildings send details to M Taylor Box 586 Station K Toronto Ontario. See Secreed Municipal notice from the Municipality of Ellice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnieg
Smaill Holding
J. Weslowski
Foxwarren
Spy Hill
Wiliam Snitynsky
al Tucker
E-Tin
M. Taylor
Station
Toronto
Ontario
Secreed
Public notices auction and highway board hearing details
Public notices include an auction sale by Peters Auction Sales at 324 Young St Winnipeg 783 1775 with 45 52 listings and a separate notice under the Highway Traffic and Motor Transport Board: a hearing set for 10 00 am Thursday September 6 1973 at the Agricultural Extension Centre Brandon Manitoba. Permits Part 1 Section 9 HP A and Part III Section 7 HPA noted. LG Higgins assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young St. Winnipeg
Highway Traffic and Motor Transport Board
Agricultural Axtension Centre
1Th Street
Queens Avenue
Brandon
Manitoba
Russell Inq Limited
PTH
PTH. No
Russell Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
LG. Higgins
Highway ‘Traffic and
Traffic Board
Personal Card of Thanks From Mrs Freser McLennan
Personal card of thanks to friends and relatives for kindness during hospital stay. Gratitude for cards and telephone calls expressed. You will all be long remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospilal
Freser McLennan
Peters Passing Brings Gratitude From Family
Kendrat expresses thanks to relatives and friends for kindness sympathy flowers and mass offerings after the loss of Peter husband son and brother Marlene and families also thank the Binscarth shower organizers and helpers Val Cain appreciates gifts and lunch setup
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrat
Peter
Marlene
Thanks to Dr Lange sisters and hospital staff
I express sincere thanks to Dr Lange sisters, nurses and staff of the Russell District Hospital, and to friends and relatives for visits, cards, flowers, fruit and candies. Grateful thanks to the cook and staff for the meals. May God bless you all. Lydia Bezo vd
Otke Family Thankful for Sympathy in Edmonton Loss
The Otke family of Roblin express gratitude for the sympathy and condolences shown after the death of their son and brother Main. They thank those who sent cards flowers and food to their home and say your kindness will always be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Main
Otke
Roblin
In Memoriam Marzoff Lindsay Departed September 1 1072
In loving memory of our dear son Lindsay who passed away Sept 1 1072 a shock to hear you were gone Our hearts still ache We loved you deeply Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by Mom Dad Kelly Tracy Craig and Cory
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Marzoff
Lindsay
Mom
Dad
Kelly
Tracy
Craig
Cory
Grandma
Grandpa Rice
Graham
Winston
Donna
Allison
Valerie
Cather Rice
Marzoff memory page for Sept 1 1972 nephew Lindsay
In loving memory of Lindsay Marzoff who died September 1 1972. We miss him dearly and remember him with love. Uncle Jerold aunt Lyla and cousins Rogers family send heartfelt remembrance.
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Marzoff
Lindsay Marzoff
Jerold
Lyla
Glenn
Scott
Kent Rogers
Obituary for Eila Bamford of Foxwarren at 66
Eila Bamford died August 2 at Birtle Hospital aged 66 wife of the late Robert Campbell Bamford of Foxwarren. She lived in the Bayfield District earlier, was active in Foxwarren Westminster Church Prudence Rebekah Lodge No 25, and Manitoba Women's Institute. Funeral August 7 at Foxwarren officiated by Rev R Burton. Active pallbearers listed. many honourary pallbearers named. Predeceased by husband 1963 and brother Jered Gunn 1972. survived by siblings Myrtle Murrey Florence Hillcox Irene Storey Beulah Blough Gunn and Clayton Velma of Arie Seee and North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtle Hospital
Eila Bamford
Robert Cambell Bamford
Foxwarren
Bamford
Bayfield
Foxwaren Westminister United Church
Prudence Rebekah
Glayton
Velma
Arie Seee
Murrey
Myrtle
Binscarth
Man
Mes Hillcox
Florence
Storey
Irene
Winnipeg
Blough Beulah
Flin Flon
Cecil Gunn
Victoria B.C
Beit Gunn
Penticton
Jered Gunn
Local Notes On Visits And Travels
Shellmouth residents report Mr and Mrs J Vasper recently left for a Florida holiday. Misses M and E Busch headed to Toronto for a nephew’s wedding. Mrs Rorke of Thunder Bay visits sister Miss N Stewart. Mr and Mrs John Pets and family of Regina visited Mr A Petz, while Mr and Mrs Donald Demark of Winnipeg called on Mrs B Joy over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Vasper
Florida
M. and
E. Busch
Toronto
Rorke
Thunder Bay
N. Stewart
John Pets
Regina
A. Petz
Donald Demark
Winnipeg
B. Joy
Obituary for James Alexander Martin Murdoch
James Alexander Murdoch lived in Spy Hill Sask born October 23 1929 in Shoal Lake Manitoba served in the Royal Canadian Air Force in North Bay Cold Lake Trenton Clinton France and Germany died August 14 19 age and full details provided survived by his parents brother sister and extended family funeral arrangements handled by Theaker Funeral Home Esterhazy with burial at Spy Hill Cemetery
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James Alexander Martin Murdoch
J.A
Sandy) Murdoch
Spy Hill
Sask
Alex
Shoal’ Lake
Man
Crosby Dlist
Ba‘velaw
Crosby
Bavelew
Royal Canadian Air Force
North Bay
Cold Lake
Trenton
Clinton
Canada
France
Germany
Spy Hi
United Church
Charles Richey
Jesus
Eva Perrin
Donald
Verna
Irs M. Percy
Fairlight Sask
Niieces
George Bittner
John Cass
Douglas Firth
Sam Chapman
Walter Farmer
Morley
Angusville Get Well Wishes From Russell Area Readers
Weekend visitors from Regina and local towns send well wishes to Mike Katchen at Deer Lodge Hospital Winnipeg after surgery on Friday. Messages extend to Mr Mex Naherniak admitted to Russell hospital and to Mr Bill Wowk in district hospital. Cheryl Senko visits with relatives after breakfast at the church lower part.
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Mike Katchen
Deer Lodge
Winnipeg
Ron Prodhnnik
Regina Lask
Russail
Angusville
Rossburn
Mex Naherniak
Russell
Bill Wowk
Cheryl Senko
Manitoba Saskatchewan and British Columbia sweepstakes permit sale
A fragmented Ottawa item notes sweepstakes ticket sales authorized in Manitoba Saskatchewan and British Columbia to aid Montreal's 1976 Olympic Games while a separate travel note praises Rocky Mountain scenery. An Australian prime minister visit is cited predicting Canada may become a republic with a skeptical tone about the prediction.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Montreal
Weekend visitors cross paths in Dunn households across provinces
A series of social visits and familial drop bys linked Dunn households across Manitoba Ontario and Saskatchewan. Calgary guests Minniska Laurie Whitmer and family stayed with David Dunn while Dauphin and Delta BC visitors joined other Dunns for weekend gatherings. Winnipeg and Shoal Lake contacts also featured in this round of familiar visits.
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Laurie Whitmer
Calgary
David Dunn
Silverton Social Notes and Local Guests in Province Tour
Silverton and Mrs Jack Keating Miss Teri Kealting Dean Keating Darel Catte and Don Gowick all of Winnipeg. The three boys are on a bicycle tour of parts of the province. Mr and Mrs B Fraser of Portage la Prairie have been visiting with friends and negatives in the district. Mr and Mrs Gendld Keating and family were Winnipeg visitors on Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs Richard Gravener of Langbank Sask and Mr and Mrs Al McEwen. Heather and Gordon of Whitewood Sask visited with the Alwyn Coulter's on Saturday. Mrs Earl Ross has been patient in the Russell District Hospital for the past week. Mr and Mrs Bob White were guests of honor at dinner at the Russell Inn on Sunday in also attending work many of the directors of the Silverton local of the Manitoba Pier Elevators for the past 23 years and their wives. Sympathy as extended to Mr E Goonings and family from friends in the Silverton district. Best wishes to Mr Edward Ferguson and Miss Val Cain who are being married on Saturday from friends in the Silverton district. Church service resumes at the Silverton United Church on Sunday September 2 day 1 30 pm. Overheard in the St Regis Hotel Coffee Shop that President Barrett may be a joker but he is no fool He has ordered his cabinet ministers to quit tape recording conversations in their offices so there won’t be any BC Watergate build-up.
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Jack Keating
Teri Kealting
Dean Keating
Darel Catte
Don Gowick
Winnipeg
B. Fraser
Portage la Prairie
Gendld Keating
Winnipeg Vistors
Richard Gravener
Langbank
Sask
al McEwen
Heather and
Gordon
White‘wood Sask
Alwyn Coulter
Earl Ross
Russell District Hospital
Bob White
Russell Inn
Silverton
Manitoba Pier
E. Goonings
Edward Ferguson
Val Cain
Silverton United Church
St. Regis Hotel
Barrett
Canadian steps to curb rising food prices explained
Prime Minister Trudeau unveils a three point program to ease price increases for fixed incomes. Measures include temporary export controls on beef and pork, quarterly pension raises to 105.30, and a strengthened Food Prices Review Board with power to investigate specific price hikes. Some observers critique the plan while officials defend it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trudeau
Canada
Food Prices Review Board
Thomas G. Morton
Dominion Stores
Edmonton Police Court Fine Paid With Counterfeit Bill
A fragment reports an Edmonton police court incident where a person paid a fine using a counterfeit fifty dollar bill. The note references officials and criticizes the act as the work of a meanie.
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Sony
Edmonton
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Langenburg Sask
East End
Stevens
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Welland Ont
Eng Ub
Marchwell
Fieseler Agencies Real Estate
Langenburg
Fieseler
Realstate
Pontine
Iton
Ford
Rosaire Prescots
St. Lazare
Pas
Ed Friesen
B. Leslie Real Estate
Pembina Hiwg
Wanpeg Manitoba
Russell and
Clear Lake
Vic Ferguson
Howard
Smith
Bruce Douglas
Binsearth
Roblin Lakeside Honey Farm
Shell Valley Store
Peter Toderian
Balmertown Ontari
Bittle Shoal Lake Health Unit
Vivian Campbell
Bittle Health Unit
Bible, Man
Romoco
Wendell Wondrasek
Cona Lin Turner Royal Bank
LAND
Municipality OF
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Massey - Ferguson
Symons
Rocanville
Highways Traffic Act
Highway Protection Act
Ella Bamford
Shellmouth
James Alexander
Martin Murdoch
Reggie
Rocky Mountain Region
Australia
Minniska
BA Jackman
Dauphin
Mervin. Dunn
Tom Kieper
Delta B.C
Wallis Kieper
Tim Dunn
Henry Habland
Shoal Lake
Sharon
Russell Irvine
Fern Habel
Vern Dunn
Ronnie
Joyce Hutsel
Walter Michalchuk
Joan Klimack
Adolphe Klimeck
Bruce Moore
Gladstone
Harvey Hackman
Shelly Ziprick
Ervin Liprick
Sheila
Linda Hampton
Yorkton
Will Corrigan
Barry Ontierio
Joe Dunn
Covenpant Sask
Jack Dow
Russell Inn Motor Hotel
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