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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
5
A collage of notices and ads including death and funeral notices, thank yous, farm listings, sales offers, and business notices. Mentions Preston in Lincolnshire England 1886 and MacGregor Winnipeg area with multiple names, addresses, and prices. Also includes a legal notice from Carberry Manitoba 1963 and tax-like reminders about deadliness.
Mr and Mrs Robert J Chark announce the engagement of their daughter Deoud Shine to son of ren and Mrs I Ginter of Portage la Prairie. The couple will be married at 3 pm in Trinity United Church Portage la Prairie. For Sale Two young calves $25 each. Peter Hiebert MacGregor Man ce 1 For Sale Dressed turkeys drawn on request December 12 13 and 14 Apply George Anderson Phone 308 15 six weeks old Apply George Soks Sree Sseecen
Notice to creditors to file claims against the estate of Catherine Flora McEachern, late of Pine Creek Manitoba, widow, deceased. Claims must be filed at Hampton Street MacGregor Manitoba on or before December 1, 1963. Dated MacGregor Manitoba December 1, 1963. Ha Lye QC
Community events include a Hart ford Christmas concert on December 19 and 20. Visits include Const. Sandy Milne from Wetas kawin Alberta. Local greetings extend to multiple couples celebrating anniversaries and birthdays in December.
Portage residents Mr and Mrs Garry Buchanan and Mrs J L Fargey visited Lawrence Smith and Armistead households. Winnipeg guests included Mr and Mrs Gordon McLachlin and Mrs Jessie Gair with others. Grant Smith left for a six week MTS course in Toronto. Alex Michaels is ill. Vic Palmer and Connie McKelvy joined Duncan Lamb’s visitors in Winnipeg.
Official opening for Smith's Electric announces launch of the new business run by Laurie and Ella Smith. An event on Saturday December 14 invites customers to view services and meet the owners at the shop.
Mrs Ka Thom of Winnipeg spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs C Brugger. Sunday visitors included Mrs Lintott, Mrs Compton and Heather with Mr and Mrs Roy McLaughlin. Mrs McRae Sr. is in MacGregor hospital. Joanine Thompson returned Friday from Portage hospital to her home.
Duff Roblin criticized the federal show tax equalization formula as a stop-gap measure. He urged a change at the first opportunity, during Friday night remarks in Winnipeg.
M R Hammet Austin president of the Pine Creek Division Association attended a one day workshop in Winnipeg on November 23 with over 100 delegates from 47 Manitoba Teachers Society divisions. Premier Duff Roblin opened a campaign to raise 25000 for educational supplies for underdeveloped countries and noted the need for aid. Roblin expressed optimism about national unity despite federal grants falling short of hopes. He questioned whether a retail sales tax would be needed to cover rising costs and criticized the equalization formula as short sighted.
Miss Betty Stewart of Brandon spent the weekend with Phyllis Henry. Mr. and Mrs. S. Ross and family of Winnipeg visited with Mr. and Mrs. P. Henry. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. W. Medynski on the birth of a daughter Dawn Jo Anne. grandparents Mr. and Mrs. S. Crealock. Dates of Interest include December 11 U.C.W. Christmas meeting at 2 pm with gift exchange after the service and December 18 Bagot school Christmas concert in the hall.
Kazakhstan Pravda reports the US graphic arts exhibit drawing large crowds in Moscow with citizens lining up daily to view the display. The AP note highlights a strong public turnout and ongoing interest in the exhibit.
A Canadian Breeders note urges using only proved sires within five years and questions current choices. It advertises service year round and provides a technician contact in MacGregor with daily afternoon to evening hours.
Rural Ladies Curling Club invites members and interested players to a meeting on December 12 at 2 pm. Anyone wishing to curl should attend to join and learn about upcoming events.
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