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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
4
The notice shows rates for birth notices and memorial cards, with word rate and a 10 percent late charge for unpaid ads. It also details deadlines for classified and local readers and mentions death and funeral notices at a set per column inch, plus photo charges.
Miss Marsh born in Field Saskatchewan and long time MacGregor resident. Funeral service Saturday at MacGregor United Church with burial in MacGregor Cemetery. Card of thanks from Rose Morris and Agnes Wright. thanks to doctors nurses UCW YWC and portage hospital staff. A complete obituary will appear next week.
Farmland bids include NE and SW quarters for sale with 200 cultivated acres, good water, house, barns, and granaries asking 11500. Also five room suite for rent with heat and water. Lost wrist watch reward and poultry buying service. Manitoba Medical Service invites MacGregor group applicants by Feb 14 1966 with contact Fred Snaith.
Members of the executive of the Minor Hockey Club are questioned about a $100 payment. The letter explains the Intermediate Hockey Club funded minor hockey for years, dissolved three years ago, and when that club dissolved the Minor Hockey Club received $250 from Sportsmen's Dinner proceeds. The $100 is described as repayment of part of that donation.
Notice to creditors in the estate of Eilene Ella Marsh late of MacGregor Manitoba spinster deceased. All claims must be filed with the undersigned at his Hampton Street MacGregor office on or before February 28 1966. Dated MacGregor Manitoba January 28 1966.
Forcer H S Urton advertises a hearing by the Highway Traffic and Co-ordination Board at 10 00 am on Thursday February 40 1966 in Winnipeg Manitoba to consider permits under Section 54 J and 54 R BTA. Interested parties may submit or contact the Secretary at 1075 Portage Avenue Winnipeg 10 Manitoba by phone 775 0281 for advance submissions.
Crystal Beach Ontario council debates ways to curb summer influx of college students in rented cottages. Councillors discuss strict housing health and anti noise bylaws and consider rent control for male tenants as a remedy.
MacGregor residents record Christmas and New Year visits from relatives and friends including George Corrigal Orangeville Debra Clarke and Linda McIvor Portage Wally Dolessi Edna Floate hospital visit mentions and a funeral attendance. Sidney bonspiel begins next Monday with local participants and family updates.
Four bands formed in a Brandon workshop held Saturday January 21 as part of the sixth annual two day seminar. MacGregor district ladies attended and found the experience thrilling and rewarding. The Manitoba Honor Band of 55 members performed works by Erickson Strauss Haydn and Latham. A 320 voice choir led by Dr Richard Condie offered religious pieces from Handel Victoria and Britten. Local attendees named include Mesdames Ford Sims Armistead McGregor Hay Lamb Harkness Petiit Crocker Graham and others from Beaver Bagot Rosendale and Winnipeg.
Rossendale News notes visits by Mr and Mrs McPhedran and Mr and Mrs N zi Portage to Crockert. Doreen Donald visits parents J and Mrs Donald. Jack White of Winnipeg guests. J Culbert Rodley and Charl yn visit Winnipeg. Basil McCallister of Portage visits James Watson family. Mrs C Henry and Mrs Harland visit Winnipeg for Ice Capades and Sunset Lodge calls. best wishes for John Pish et Sr and Kelly Tomehuk. church service rescheduled to Feb 13 with J White as student minister. high school bonspiel at MacGregor with prize winners. teen club formed led by Lynn Crocker with Friday socials.
MacGregor's Heselwood tops the league with eight goals and three assists for 11 points as MacGregor holds 10 points over Southside and Portage Legionaires two wins in three. Westbourne defense allows seven goals in three games while Campbell Soup and Southside tally sparse scores with standout performances across the loop.
The MacGregor Chamber of Commerce holds its regular monthly meeting tonight at MacGregor Memorial at 8 o’clock. President Clare Tarr urges members to attend and discuss upcoming community projects.
Montreal born Leonard Beaton 36 a director of the Institute for Strategic Studies told the Royal Commonwealth Society that Commonwealth nations do not turn from Britain by allying with the United States He said Britain's destiny remains tied to Washington as long as the US carries global responsibility Canada Australia and New Zealand should build independent links and not rely on US adherence Beaton argued Britain will stay involved in Southeast Asia and that Commonwealth countries gain from open ties including wheat sales in the Communist period.
Sunday dinners feature Arthur Verhaeghe of Brandon at the 8 H Caskey home while Mr and Mrs B Duncan host Tom Kelly Roy of Lavenham and Robert Rodgers with Bradley of Beaver. Ron Giercke of Pinawa visits his parental home as Bert Caskey and family are noted.
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