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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 01, 1965
Page
4
The notice outlines classified ad pricing with a base rate of 75 per word for the first 18 words plus 0 for additional words, a flat 120 rate, and local reader charges per word. A 10 percent late fee applies after one month if not paid. deadlines show 1:30 p.m. Tuesday for submissions. death and funeral notices cost 60c per column inch and photos 11.00 per column inch.
Community notices include obituaries, birth announcement for Glenn Stuart Korman, card of thanks, and local sale ads. Entries mention Edmonton, Fort St. John BC, Portage hospital, MacGregor and Austin Manitoba, and various local individuals and organizations. Several funeral details, cremation notes, and donations are listed alongside classified sale items and thanks for support.
NIXON S PELLAGREX SPRAY offers double strength iron trace minerals and vitamins with 240 doses at 1 90. Available at Denwal Pharmacy in MacGregor. ABS Beef Breeding program promotes profitable calf crop with technician Bob Watton contact. Also concert on April 21 at Memorial Hall and Manitoba Medical ServiceJuly start requires April 20 application. WANTED Landrace Lacombe boar M Mohr Sidney.
Farm rental in MacGregor area contact Mr. Clive Miller at 857-3436. Also available is a house with barn yard and pasture for 2 or 3 cows on a school bus route with all weather road near the Trans-Canada Highway 1 1/2 miles from MacGregor. Apply Robert Anderson at 319-23 with rent of $25 per month.
The Unrau family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy cards messages baking and donations to the Canadian Cancer Society during their recent bereavement in the loss of their son and brother Special thanks to Mc Master Funeral Home Rev P Loeppky pallbearers and those who loaned cars
Janet Jones thanks friends for cards and visits while in Portage hospital. Special thanks to Gladys Roosen and Violet Doucette for caring for Lorraine. Your thoughtfulness is appreciated.
The Roosen family thanks friends and organizations for messages of sympathy after the death of their mother and grandmother. They also praise the U C W Gothic Lodge No. 75 and friends for flowers and cancer fund donations.
The Foster family expresses deep gratitude for the floral tributes and messages of sympathy received from friends and neighbors during their sad bereavement. Lizzie and Jim Foster and family appreciate all acts of kindness.
The note expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for a pole lamp wall mirror a cup and saucer and can which they gave us at a gathering.
A statement by Murray Sparrow declaring he will not be responsible for any debts incurred by his wife, past present or future, as a formal notice.
Notice to creditors in the estate of Margaret Elizabeth Mitchell late of MacGregor Manitoba Widow deceased. Seager declaration must be filed at Miller Miller and Miller Portage la Prairie by the th day of May AD 1965. Dated Portage la Prairie March 23 1965. Miller Miller and Miller solicitors for the executors.
Tenders for Melvin Springbrook and Ellwood school buildings and related land, stables, wells, tanks, pumps, and sheds must be received by April 10 1965. Bids may cover any complete unit or separate components and the highest bid need not be accepted. A Christofferson secretary treasurer The Cons S D of Austin No 2433 Austin Manitoba.
Mr and Mrs W Louisgnan with Linda and Grant of Altamont visited the Shaw home on Saturday. Mrs Patsy Muir with Billie and Kevin spent a few days with Patsy’s parents Mr and Mrs Bill Pears. Congratulations to Bill Pears and his rink Charles Lambert Bill McCartney and George Harley on winning Thermopak jackets at the Gladstone bonspiel.
Beginning this Sunday April 4 the Mac Gregor United Church Sunday school children will join the congregation for a combined service at 10 a.m. Children sit with parents for the opening. After a story and hymn they depart for their classes.
MacGregor locals share weekend visits with relatives across Manitoba Ontario and Saskatchewan. Wellington area guests join Parker and Dolossi families for Sunday dinners and church events while Dan Manulak travels from Edmonton to Toronto for Ford assignments. Kilfoyle wins Pilot Mound drama trophy as members toast 85th birthday for B W Gilbert.
MacGregor district residents can see the Minstrel Show that drew sellout crowds in Portage la Prairie. Produced by Portage Rotary Club and sponsored by MacGregor Lions, the event is Monday April 12 at 8 30 p m in MacGregor Memorial Hall. Proceeds aid the Elderly Housing Project. Stars include Garry Cobbe Sliff Bagrie Mel Narvey and Harold Narvey.
4 H member Lambeace from Carbon Alberta won the 1965 Western Canada Wheat crown at the Western Canadian Seed Fair in Brandon. His Chinook entry also secured the western 4 H wheat award. Alberta exhibitors dominated, with Gibson among three Alberta delta entrants winning most major awards at the Manitoba Winter Fair feature.
Ray Stough, 57, of Prince Albert, formerly superintendent at the Prince Albert penitentiary for 12 years, is appointed corrections director for Manitoba. He succeeds Alfred Kitchen, reassigned to special work with the Manitoba welfare department, according to Attorney-General Stewart McVean.
About 40 students traveled from Austin Collegiate to Winnipeg on a Friday to explore training options at the University of Manitoba and related institutes. They visited programs in hairdressing electronics diesel mechanics home economics secretarial studies painting and decorating practical nursing and more. The trip aimed to guide post graduation careers and was deemed informative and enjoyable. The student council plans a choir cup for Gladstone Festival and will award a year end trophy to the school’s top athlete. Teachers may ease exams next week as the term nears closures.
Thursday April 8 sale begins 1 mile west and 2 1/2 miles south of MacGregor Fordson Super Major Diesel 650 hrs MF 728 ft Pull type combine 1964 model plus farm machinery 16 milk cows 41 beef cattle and household miscellaneous goods field notes indicate a rural auction listing with multiple lots and a mix of equipment livestock and household items ready for bidding.
A sale listing announces a MAHL 44 Diesel Tractor 1951 model and Van Brunt 28 nm seed drill along with a line of machinery. Located one mile north and three miles east of Langruth, sale starts at 1.80 pm on Thursday, led by A. Johansson.
Auction notice for Mr Don Gray on Wednesday April 21 at 1.30 pm. Location three miles west and two miles north of Portage la Prairie. Featuring a 1950 MH44 Gas Tractor plus a 200d dine of machinery twenty head of cattle, attic items, tools and miscellaneous articles.
Mr William Unger announces a sale Monday at 1 30 pm three miles north and 1 1 2 miles west of the west end of MacGregor. Sale includes 29 head of cattle 42 pigs and a line of machinery.
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