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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 24, 1967
Page
4
Local readers pay per word with a minimum charge. A flat rate covers short ads. A 10 percent late fee applies if not paid in one month. Deadlines require notices to be in the Gerald Office by Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Death and funeral notices priced per column inch. Photos priced per column inch.
Obituary items and memorial notices for Hulme Gord on Gordon Gair John Ross Gair and others. Memorials express remembrance and sorrow with family condolences and thanks to local doctors and helpers. Also includes a brief sale item for crabapple.
Local residents gathered for a Sunday dinner featuring Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chant with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wade and others from Virden Winnipeg and Churchill. Visits spanned to Portage, Pine Falls, Rivers, Niagara Falls and beyond with various relatives and friends noted at Peace Gardens and Camp Manitou.
Mr Fleming the finance minister in the Diefenbaker Conservative Cabinet says Social Credit will withdraw from federal politics due to too many political parties in Canada. He cites the abundance of parties as slowing public business and increasing infighting in parliament.
Arctic ice packs in Amundsen Gulf hinder ship movements, delaying deliveries to northern settlements by three to four weeks. A 510 ton Northern Transportation vessel was wrecked by fire and towed for repairs near Toktoyaktuk. Capt Hall called it the worst year for ice yet as over 7,500 tons of provisions await delivery to posts along the Arctic coast.
Mayor Stephen Juba criticized a mass circulation weekly for misrepresenting Winnipeg and the Pan American Games. In a letter to Luce Publications editor Yedney Donovan, he cited excerpts from John Underwood’s Aug. 7 article and called climate descriptions three months bad skating and a gymnastic remark the closest thing to a two girl show Winnipeg had yet offered.
Mr Spy Mus and Jack Clark with guests enjoyed The Sound of Music at Rainbow Stage Friday. MacGregor students headed Sunday for Expo, while Macdonald district centennial reunion was attended August 20. Betty’s parents hosted Minnedosa visitors, and Edgar Johnson with Graham Burrows visited. Henry Duncan lost part of a finger in a swather accident Saturday.
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