Classified Ads February 2 1961 Page Yash Rates
Classified page lists rates with 60 word limit for notices and 10 percent late fee. Includes death notices 60c per column inch and card of thanks. Several sale ads for boats farms tractors and typewriter plus Denture Eze acne product and Hydsolin skin remedy. Also notices for joining Manitoba Medical Service and livestock purchases. Local names include Lizzie Saunders Alvin Bergen Harold Hodgins Harvey Brown J. E. Kroeker Realty A. M. Hay Fred Snaith MacGregor and Denwal Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YASH
Mibienuiny
Derald
Manitoba
A. M. Hay
Manitoba Medical Service Group
North Norfolk
Fred Or
Muriel Snaith
MacGregor
Obituary for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Ingram
Mary Elizabeth Ingram, long resident of Oakville area, died aged 76. Born in Durham, she moved at age two to Isle of Flee and later Winnipeg then Oakville. Survived by daughters Ethel Grant and Mae Harvey and six sons, twenty-nine grandchildren, thirty-one great grandchildren. Funeral held January 27, 1967 at McMaster's Funeral Home with Rev. Armstead and Rev. Robinson officiating. Interment Oakville Cemetery.
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Winnieee Eee
E. Ingram
Man
Durham
West
Nd Mes
Richard Collier
Flee Island
Portage Collegiate
John Alexander Ingram
Ingram
United Church W.ms
W.A
U.C.W
Benacs
Gordon
Ethel) Grant
Rosetown
Sask
R. H
Mae) Harvey
MacGregor
Leslie A
Benjmin F
Winnipeg
Lorne
Oakville
Bert
Creston
B.C
Wilbur
Richmond
McMaster
Sincere thanks from Neufeld and neighbors for hospital visits and support
Henry and Tina Neufeld thank all who sent fruit cards and visited in hospital and at home. Joe Riley thanks the Good Neighbors Club Katrime for parcels and visitors. Ron Gladys Wendy and friends express gratitude for the social evening and 16 years in Austin and invite visits in Minnedosa.
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Dr. Bostock
Lizzie Saunders
Henry
Tina Neufeld
Good Neighbors Club of
Katrime
Austin
Minnedosa
Ron
Gladys
Wendy
Sincere thanks for kindness after loss of mother and grandmother
The Harveys thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness sympathy messages and floral offerings received during the recent loss of our dear mother and grandmother. Signed Robert Mae Innis and Sheldon Harveys.
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Harveys
Robert
Mae
Innis
Sheldon
Thankful note for parcels and gifts after hospital stay
A grateful message expresses thanks to friends and relatives for parcels fruit and candy sent since returning home from the hospital.
Thanking Friends For Cards And Fruit Parcel Thanks
A brief gratitude note expresses thanks to friends for thoughtful cards and a special thanks to the W.L for a fruit parcel, noting appreciation for the kind remembrance.
Tax relief and savings push from Registration drive
Paying too much tax? Registration offers relief with a Feb 28 deadline for 1966. Wall Clare Tarr at Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. Rural Housewives features Avon Cosmetics opportunities in rural MacGregor Austin Muir Bagot areas. Write Avon Manager Mrs. E. McBride at 414 Lanark St Winnipeg.
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Wall Clare Tarr
Phone 125
Manufacturers Life Insurance Co
Avon Cosmetics
MacGregor
Austin
Muir
Bagot
Avon
E. McBride
Lanark St
Winnipeg
Hardware store business opportunity in Southern Manitoba
Solid cash offering for a husband and wife run hardware store in Southern Manitoba. Training and franchise options available for the right buyer. Cash up to 20 000 required. Write Department A to Marshall Wells Limited at 1395 Ellice Avenue, Winnipeg.
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Manitoba
Marshall Wells Limited
Ellice Avenue
Winnipeg
No One Attends Prairie Living Costs Hearing
The Prairie Royal Commission on Living Costs reports disappointment at Regina public hearing turnout with no attendees. Judge Mary Batten said the session aimed at working people and hoped for broad public input as hearings proceed in Regina and other cities this week.
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Prairie Royal Commission On Living
Costs
Regina
Mary Batten
Saskatoon
Prairie Provinces
MacGregor area notes calm with family updates and travel
Local residents share sympathy for Mae Ingram's passing and extend thoughts to the Harvey and Cummings families. Ethel Dolessi plans a port of call in Port Kells with vences. Jim Litster and Garry Lewis visit relatives. Alex Shaw leaves hospital in Winnipeg. Community also notes a found wedding ring at the Laundromat and upcoming carnival plans for Austin on Feb 18 and MacGregor’s March 3 event. Major surgery and naval veteran Roger Fox returns home from Deer Lodge Hospital.
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Alex Shaw
Winnipeg
A.G
Keith Thompson
Lamb and Son
Phone 92-3
MacGregor
Roger
Rod) Fox
Deer Lodge Hospital
Foxes
Doug Barber
Steinbach
C. R
Christianson LTD Mid-Winter Tractor Clearance
Classified listing from Christianson Ltd advertises a mid winter tractor clearance with many models including 1965 4020 with power shift and PTO hyd priced at 5950, 1962 4010 std at 5525, 4975, and 4250 for various live PTO hydraulic cylinder configurations. Additional items include a 1960s WD-9 and WD-6 with hyd PTO, drills and cultivators, and several diskers with prices ranging from 85 to 1750 dollars.
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ROUSE
Beaver News: Rink wins third event at Westbourne Spiel
Congratulations to Bill Pears and his rink Charlie Lambert Brian Rodgers and Clarence Smith who took the 3rd event at the Westbourne Spiel winning trophies Also to Howie Rodgers and his rink Wes Thompson Allan Rodgers and Allan Drader taking third prize in the first seven receiving silver trays Miss Sharon Smith of Peterborough Ontario is spending this week with Mr and Mrs Maurice Smith and Dennis On Monday and Tuesday Maurice Sharon and Mrs Raymond Smith visited relatives at Gainsborough and Sarnduff Saskatchewan
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Bill Pears
Charlie Lambert
Brian Rodgers
Clarence Smith
Westbourne
Anglican Church Austin to Hold Annual Meeting Tonight
The annual meeting of the Anglican Church in Austin will be held Thursday at the home of Cyril Randall and his wife. A pot luck supper is planned at 6 30 p m preceding the meeting, and all interested persons are invited to attend.
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Austin
Anglican Church
Cyril Randall
Replica America schooner East Boothbay to launch May 3
A replica of the schooner yacht America will be launched in East Boothbay Maine on May 3, marking the 116th anniversary of the original America's launching in New York. The 1851 victory began the United States’ long era of ocean racing dominance.
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East Boothbay
New York
United States
Smith Motors End of Month Clearance of Used Cars
Smith Motors Ltd lists a varied fleet for clearance including a 1965 Galaxie 500 V8 with auto and radio in brown, a 1969 Ford Custom with standard transmission in white, a 1964 Chevrolet six with standard transmission and radio in turquoise, and multiple other models from 1960 to 1964 such as Fairlane, Corvair, Vauxhall, and Bel Aire. prospective buyers are invited to inspect and purchase these used vehicles.
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Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
M. Seice
Smith Motors Ltd
Hospital premiums won't be changed says Manitoba health minister
Health Minister C. H. Witney told the Legislature that hospital premiums will stay the same this year despite rising hospital costs. He announced a trimmed $3,000,000 from proposed 1967 budgets, with 80 public hospitals seeking an 20 percent rise but others calling for restraint. The 1967 68 health estimates total 83 648 000 up 13 million, with 12 million for the Manitoba Hospital Commission and 4.9 million from cost increases. He noted preventive medicine gains and urged using weekend hospital operating rooms to meet midweek demand.
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Leckened
Manitoba Hospital Services
C. H. Witney
Seiien Vicarage
Witney
Manitoba Hospital Commission
Frome
Roathegimg
Cnenge
Couttne
Depertmane
Commission
Sur Witney
Winney
Brandon
Dente
Larry Desjarchists
St. i Isermanette Efit
Manitoba
Legislature Debates Time Act Change for Manitoba
Manitoba legislature moves to standardize Daylight Time with the Official Time Act for second reading. The bill would make daylight hours annual from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October across the province, with Winnipeg aligning to the period and non Winnipeg areas offered a choice of standard time shifts after Labor Day or on the last Sunday in October. Opposition leader Russ Paulley questions if this is a recurring timing debate, as veteran T P Hillhouse notes it is the fifth Time Act discussion since he joined. Debates adjourned.
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Manitoba
Thelma Forbes
Greater
Winni
Winnipeg
New Democratic Party
Russ Paulley
T. P. Hillhouse
L — Selkirk
House
Anglican Women to Meet at Mrs Lye Home
You Have a Date the Anglican Uhuren Women will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs R E Lye on Wednesday Feb at 8 pm Hodge Mrs Chant and Men Cooper St Pauls JA girls Valentine tea Feb 11 3 to 5 pm at Mrs C McKelvy with a produce table Everyone welcome North Norfolk and District Canadian Legion meeting Feb 7 8 pm in the Legion Room UCW afternoon unit Feb 7 2 30 pm in church hall date change Whist drive Norfolk Manor Feb 9 8 pm Everyone welcome
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R. E. Lye
North Norfolk and District Canadian Legion
Legion
UCW
Norfolk Manor
Tender Called For Brandon Nursing Home
Tenders were called at 1am this week for a 1,500,000 nursing school and residence unit at Brandon General Hospital. Construction starts spring with completion planned in 1986. Additionswill house 170 nurses in training doubling current facilities. Federal and provincial governments will cover 80 percent with Brandon and Western Manitoba each contributing 20 percent.
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Brandon General Hospital
Brandon
MacGregor Couple Feted On 46th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lake of MacGregor were guests of honor at a family dinner Sunday January 29 at the home of their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Tomehuk 138 7th St N W. The couple marked their 46th wedding anniversary receiving floral tributes a corsage and a boutonniere. Out of town relatives came from Winnipeg and MacGregor with 24 guests in attendance.
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Fred Lake
MacGregor
Indaw
John Tomehuk
7Th St. N.W
Lake
Winnipeg
Molgat Demands Closer Look At Road Bids
Manitoba opposition leader Molgat urged scrutiny of road bids to ensure low offers reflect true costs. He cited a Ochre River to Dauphin Beach project where a bidder went bankrupt and sub contractors were unpaid. Highways Minister Weir agreed to gather details and pursue information.
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Yposition
Gil Molgat
Manitoba
Ochre River
Dauphin Beach
Molgat
Highways
Walter Weir
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York Boats
Alvin Bergen
Portage la Prairie
Massey
Pontiac Laurentian
High Bluff
George Gibbs
Joe Gregor
Timothy
Bernard Nesdeld
Farrow
Harold Hodgins
Pratt
Sidney
Portage
Gladstone
J. E. Kroeker Realty
7Th Street
Winkler
Harvey Brown
Brown's Poultry Service
Denwal Pharmacy
Mary Elizabeth Ingram
Joe Riley
W.L
Nell Bogue
Portage Garage Ltd
Pally
the Dependables
Ave
Macgregor Locals
Norma Cummings
Beverley
Calgary, Alta
R. H. Harvey
M. Ingram
Ethel Dolessi
Port Kells
Jim Litster
Domain
E. Litster
J.C. Lewis
Garry Lewis
Brenda
Toronto
John Chapman and Boys
Chuck Lewis
Mrs. Lawrence Smith
Curt Litster
Briarcrest, Sask
L. Westrum
Arizona
Charlie Hammond
Iva Shaw
Dora Moores
Mac
Art Palmer
Christianson Ltd
TA. Farmall
T.A
J.D
Attach
Cockshutt
Attach, & Packers
Kitsiman
Diskers 2 LLC
Christianson
John Deere
1St Street
N.W
Beaver News
FORD
S. SE
Sauk
Ave. E
Tve
Brandon Nursing Home
Hammond
Ambulance and Florists
Borton
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