Classified Ads and Notes From the Herald
Classifieds list rates for insertions with per word charges, deadlines, and notices. Items include death notices, engagements, memorials, and sale ads for farm equipment, tractors, vehicles, and livestock, with specific listings for a 1963 Plymouth sedan, GMC trucks, a 1964 Acadian Beaumont, and farm contracts. Contact details for R. M. Anderson, Austin Co op, Brookdale Pontiac Buick GMC, and Marshall Turner at U.G.G’s Bea Teed are provided.
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Birtr
Herald Office
Marshal Turner
U.g.g's
Bea
R. M. Anderson
Acadian Beaumont
Austin Co-op
Spa Crestwood
White Horse Trailer Park
Headingley
In Memoriam and Notices Summary Card
In memory of Fred Tarr who died April 11 1972 cherished in our hearts by Olive and family. Harry Hanson died February 18 1973 in Kamloops B C remembered by sister Anne brother in law Joe and nieces Sharon Shirley. Card of thanks for a surprise house warming with stereo gift from four daughters and sons-in-law. For sale items include a 1974 Pinto wagon with 8400 miles and a 1982 MF bicycle. Engagement notices announce Cheryl Wynne Blyth and Richard Walter Friesen wedding May 4 1974 and Debra Gail Manns engaged to Thomas John Jennings with weddings planned May 4 in Manitoba churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarr
Dad
Fred Tarr
Olive
Hanson
Harry
Kamloops
B.C
Anne
Joe
Kenora
Ontario
Sharon
Shirley
Ben Funk
C. R. Blyth
Seven Oaks Ave
Winnipeg
Cheryl Wynne
Richard Walter Friesen
Pete Friesen
Austin
Kildonan United Church
Kilbride St
Regis Hotel
Harold Manns
Debra Gail
Thomas John Jennings
John Jennings
Brandon
Man
St. Agnes Anglican Church
Carberry
MacGregor locals share Easter weekend visits across prairie towns
Mr. and Mrs Dallas Barber and Mr. and Mrs Bev Allan traveled to Edmonton Olds Ponoka and Calgary visiting Jim Smith Mickey Fikowski Ken Patterson Kent McDougall Doug Noble and families from Yorkton Sask Mrs Ruth Anderson and Donna Lee joined Bill and Shirley Maloney at Moose Jaw Sask for Easter weekend Lori Hulme stayed with Cindy McGregor and others visited from Winnipeg and Austin for meals and gatherings during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Barber
Bev Allan
Edmonton
Olds
Ponoka
Calgary
Alta
Jim ‘Smith
Mickey Fikowski
Ken Patterson
Kent ‘McDougall
Doug Noble
Yorkton
Sask
Ruth Anderson
Donna Lee
Bill Maloney
Moose Jaw
Bill
Shirley
Local social notes and bonspiel wins across Manitoba
Southend and Macaulay families shared Sunday suppers with St Boniface guests as many visits and weekend trips were reported. Florence Snaith celebrates Easter birthday. Lyn Snaith and Robert Rogers win MacGregor mixed bonspiel top prize. Jack Wolfe and team win Gladstone event and Hibbing Minnesota late bonspiel, taking the main prize of one thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hulme
Max Nichols
St. Boniface
Dorothy Sheard
Bill
Bob Schweitz
Murray Frank
Tyson
Jack Frank
Herb McDonald
Roy McDonald
Portage
Florence Snaith
Julius Rentz
Lawrence
Winnipeg
Alex Steiben
Sob Chant
Lloyd McDougald
Lavenham
Bill Hulme
Mary Lowe
Regina
Jim Lowe
Rosemary
Lyn Snaith
Robert Rogers
MacGregor
Jack Wolfe
Barry Barber
Bill Turner
Gladstone
Hibbing
Minnesota
Dan Hyrich
Glenboro
Farm Credit loans surge as 1973-74 total tops $400 million
FCC chairman George Owens told the Commons agriculture committee that farm loan demands hit a new high as total lending for the year ended March 31, 1974 reached just over $400 million. He projected potentially $600 million for the current year pending Treasury Board approval.
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Farm Credit Corp
FCC
George Owens
Commons Agriculture Committee
Bill Frank
PC Middlesex
Frank
Treasury Board
Mr. Owen
Owen
Get-To-Gether Club News Card Afternoon at Masonic Hall
The Get-To-Gether Club reports a lively afternoon of cards with six tables in the lower Masonic Hall. Members hope absent friends are well and invite 65 plus as members or any age as visitors for 50 cents, with lunch and room for three more card tables. contact Mrs. Kitson at 686-2138 for April 16 at 2 p.m. entry.
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Kitson
Lower Masonic
Gold Mined at Anvil Mine in Faro Yukon
At the Anvil mine in Faro Yukon the ore yields lead and silver along with zinc and traces of gold.
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Anvil
Faro
Yukon
Flood forecasts predict Assiniboine and Whitemud flooding
The Flood Forecasting Committee reports likely flooding upstream of Brandon on the Assiniboine with above normal precipitation raising flood potential. Snow accumulations and summer precipitation push Souris runoff toward 1970 levels near the border. Whitemud flows also above normal with peaks similar to 1969 in the Gladstone and Woodside areas.
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Assiniboine
Brandon
Red Rivers
Committee
Souris River
Saskatchewan Department of Environment
United States National Weather Service
Fargo
International
Manitoba
Souris
International Boundar
Hartney
Whitemud
Gladstone
Woodside
Janice Hodgins Honored by Friends
A group gathered in Memorial Hall on Wednesday evening April 3 to honor Miss Janice Hodgins the bride elect this month. Hostesses extended wishes for happiness to the bride while music featured Easter Parade and Here Comes Peter Cottontail. Rhonda Barton and Pamela Fitzpatrick gave Janice a basket of gifts as guests sang Our Best to You and enjoyed lunch.
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Memorial Hall
Janice Hodgins
G. Snaith
Murray Hodgins
Indaw
H. Weber
Peter Cottontail
Rhonda Barton
Pamela Fitzpatrick
Janice
Norfolk Manor News Highlights Visitors and Whist Drive
Mr and Mrs R Schellenberg of Brandon visited with Mr Templer. Mrs North visited relatives in Portage. E Duncan of Portage visited his mother Mrs M Duncan. Mr Templer spent part of last week in Portage. Whist drive at the Manor tomorrow night at 8 pm.
You Have a Date St Pauls A C W Meeting
The St Pauls A C W will meet at Marge Butterfield's home on April 17 hosted by M Purkess and M Roberts. The article notes the importance of the apple as the most important fruit grown in Canada.
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MacGregor Hospital
Margaret McKelvy
St. Paul’s A.C.W
Marge Butterfield
Hostisses
M. Purkess
M. Roberts
Canada
Three MDs Will Share $24,000
The Health Sciences Centre fund awarded three grants totaling 24000 to physicians pursuing investigation and education projects. The largest 12000 went to Dr. Charles Lye for training and research in peripheral vascular disease and vascular surgery under Dr. D E Strandness at the University of Washington Seattle. Dr. Lye is a former chief resident in surgery at the centre and plans to return after studies. Charles is the younger son of Mrs Ralph Lye of MacGregor.
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The
Health Sciences Centre
Charles Lye
D. E. Strandness
University of Washington
Seattle
Lye
Charles
Ralph Lye
MacGregor
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Macgregor Herald
Plymouth
GMC
Dodge
Brookdale
Steinbach
Harvey van Damme
M. B. Procter Ltd
Neepawa
Charlie Hammond
MacGregor Elementary School
Michelle Barber
Lovina Lamb
Norbert Hutler
Ron Borton
Vaily
C.o.d.s
Labtronics
Grain Exchange
Westinghouse
Kenmore
Wm. Morton Collegiate
Pine Creek
Portage la Prairie Consumers Co-op
Ralph Thomas
Bev’ Allan
Ibeed
Lye's
McGregor
Macgregor Locals
Southend-Macaulay
Stanley Kor‘shinski
PC Mackenzie
Leonel Beaudot
SC Richmond
Jack Murta
Pc—Lisgar
Gerorgeurer Cnd
Masonic Hall
Assiniboine, Whitemud
Norfolk Manor
Son of Man
Jim Webb
Mabr
L. Tanguay
Vjhn Papeo
M. H. Smith
Beaver
J.D. Combine
Harry Painter
George Shapansky
Abe Giercke
Patsack Bros
Rossendale
Janet Sanderson
Roy Brown
Ted Wojtowicz
C. W. Sloik & Son
14Th St. N. Portage la Prairie
Edward PE
Beaver District
Terson
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