Classified Rates and For Sale Notices Summary
Classified ads schedule rates and deadlines for JASE RATES editions, noting 60e per column inch for death notices, 2.00 for photos, plus 10 percent surcharge if not in within a month. The page lists numerous for sale items including a 1965 Plymouth Fury, cows, clothing, tractors, pig stock, straw bales, and farm tools with contact numbers. Local readers offered at per word rates. deadline Tuesday 1.30 p.m. at Herald Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiitcum
Herald Office
Birth Announcement for Janalee Kim Streich
Erwin and Gladys Streich announce the birth of their daughter Janalee Kim on January 27 at Portage General Hospital. She weighs 6 pounds 13 ounces. A sister for Loreen. Grandparents Mr and Mrs George Streich and Mr and Mrs Abe Rempel.
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Streick Erwin
Gladys
Janalee Kim
Portage General Hospital
Loreen
George Streich
Abe Rempel
One Killed In Explosion At Moose Lake Drill Site
Larry Malanowich twenty from Danbury Sask was killed Thursday in a fire and explosion at a drilling site near Moose Lake about 35 miles east of The Pas RCMP said the accident occurred in a storage shack at 7 35 a m An inquest and investigation has been ordered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Malanowich
Danbury, Sask
Moose Lake
Pas
RCMP
Neighbors Help After Sunday Barn Fire Loss
Community thanks flood of support after a barn fire on Sunday with gratitude to Austin and MacGregor Fire Departments. MacGregor Figure Skating Club thanks donors and buyers at Saturday sale, which raised seventy dollars. For sale items include Muttart Mfg Homes and a hay and alfalfa stock listing with contact details.
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Austin
MacGregor
MacGregor Figure Skating Club
Winnipeg man fined for mash drum possession
Anthony Solnick of Winnipeg was fined 250 and costs in provincial magistrate's court after pleading guilty to possession of mash suitable for the manufacture of spirits. Police found a 50 gallon steel drum smelling of home brew in a truck backed into a ditch on a road near Winnipeg on July 29.
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Anthony Solnick
Winnipeg
One Charged In Farm Shooting Near Winnipeg
Wilhume Joy, 65, of Eriksdale, charged with wounding with intent after a shooting on his farm last Tuesday night. Injured, Richard Miljure, 25, of Eriksdale, is in satisfactory condition in a Winnipeg hospital about 75 miles north of Winnipeg.
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Line Wilhume Joy
Eriksdale
Richard Miljure
Winnipeg
Miljure
TENDERS WANTED FOR CARETAKING SUPPLIES 1970
Sealed tenders marked caretaking supplies will be received by the undersigned up to 5.00 p.m. February 13 1970 for the supply of general caretaking supplies for the fiscal year 1970. Tender forms from L. L. Brown Secretary Treasurer Pine Creek School Division Box 469 Gladstone Man.
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Hhe
L. L. Brown
Pine Creek
Gladstone
Man
Supervisor of Transportation Job Ad Pine Creek SD No 30
Written applications invited for Supervisor of Transportation in Pine Creek School Division 30. Duties include supervising a fleet of 16 buses, scheduling routes, and supervising bus drivers under the superintendent. Qualifications require proven supervisory ability, mechanical experience, knowledge of traffic laws, and public dealings. Apply by February 16 1970 to J P Claggett Superintendent Gladstone Manitoba.
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Intersted
J.P. Claggett
Pine Creek S.D. No
Gladstone, Man
Austin Mixed Spiel Attracts 34 Rinks
The Mixed bonspiel drew curlers from Dauphin Minnedosa Brandon Carberry Hadstone Helston Selkirk Portage Bagot and surrounding districts. Drawmaster Dan Rintoul and crew had events underway until weather delayed some third round games. After completion results will be published. The ladies decorated the rink in a Centennial theme and called the event very successful.
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Ladies’ Curling Club
Dauphin
Miinnedosa
Brandon
Carberry
Hadstone
Helston
Selkirk Portage
Bagot
Dan Rintoul
Collegiate Whatter reports student projects and events
Parents night at the Collegiate featured conferences with teachers and Q A about pupils. Posters on pollution themes lined walls, including a front‑door sign Caution Poisonous Air. Fundraisers for March of Dimes and candy sales, a jar guessing contest, house-to-house campaigns, and movie tickets fund school projects. Basketball results show boys’ wins and girls’ losses. upcoming Ugly American film and PA system repairs noted.
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U.s.’S
Kine Douglas Ben Tarecaster
Frank Sinatra
Marlon Brando
Neepawa
Gladstone
Shilo
Automobile listing for 1964 Pontiacs and 1964 Plymouth Savoy
Classified notice lists a 1964 Pontiac Laurentian four door sedan with six cylinder engine, automatic transmission and radio priced at 650.00, regular 1,300. Also a 1964 Plymouth Savoy four door sedan with slant six engine, automatic transmission and radio with engine overhaul, price 650.00, down from 1,300.
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Pontiac
Volkswagen
Verhaul
Oldsmobile
MacGregor Locals Welcome New Co Op Accountant
Ken Smith and his children Doug and Lynda left Monday to reside in Shaunavon Saskatchewan where Ken will work as an accountant and assistant manager for the Co op. They visited Ken's parents in MacGregor before the move and spent weekdays at St. Jean. Visitors over the weekend included Garry Buchanan Kelly and Cameron of Pinawa and Hazel Beattie of Oakbank. Bryan Hay returned from Carberry hospital after surgery.
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Ang
Mirs
Ken’ Smith
Doug
Lynda
Shauno
Ian
Sask
Ken
Lawrence Smith
Kent
St. Jean
Garry, Buchanan, Kelly
Cameron
Pinawa
Hazel Beattie
Oakbank
Harlem Pogue
Portage
al Collett
Bradley
Grant Fotheringham
Mel MacDonald
Pilot Mound
H. Pogue
Ed. Towle
Burnside
Bryan Hay
Carberry Hospital
Welfare Recipient Holds $6,000 Insurance Claim
A Winnipeg welfare recipient was arrested for intoxication and found with six neatly folded $1,000 bills. The money came from an insurance settlement for an accident that led to welfare status, prompting questions from the Winnipeg health and welfare committee.
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Winnipeg Health and Welfare Committee
Used Car Registry May Come
Manitoba Attorney General A M Mackling says the government is seriously considering a central registry for used vehicles. Winnipeg alderman Joseph Zuken echoed the need, noting the lack of way to track liens on cars after purchase. A woman told council she had her car repossessed soon after purchase because she did not know the prior owner had not paid.
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A.M. Mackling
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Joseph Zuken
Ald. Zuken
Niance
Winnipeg Ice Capades Trip Tied to Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Jack Clark and Doyle traveled to Winnipeg on Sunday for the ice capades. They were joined by Myrna Clark and Leslie Clark with Bruce Hay Shawn Harkness and Bryce Frank who attended the Hi-C rally at the University of Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Harvey Gilbert stayed with Mr and Mrs Dalton Aikens in Franscona.
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Airs
Jack Clark
Doyle
Winnipeg
Myrna Clark
Leslie Clark
Bruce Hay
Shawn Harkness
Bryce Frank
University of Winnipeg
Harvey Gilbert
Dalton Aikens
Franscona
Wind Chill Surges Deep Below Zero Across Manitoba
A brutal cold wave grips Manitoba with wind chills between 65 and 75 below zero at MacGregor and across western Prairies. Blizzard conditions reduced visibility to zero, closing the Trans-Canada bypass at Portage la Prairie as temperatures plunged from 3 below to 26 below in hours. Manitoba and Saskatchewan face little relief, with southern Alberta expecting chinook winds. experts call the climate a challenge and a potential natural resource. Prof. Lehrman urges viewing cold as a recreation opportunity, while colleagues highlight the harsh realities of narrow, snow-packed roads and stark winter design.
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Mercury
MacGregor
Manitoba Highways Department
Portage la Prairie
Petty
Ace
Prairies
Manitoba
Saskatwan
Alberta
Edmonton
Jonas Lehrman
University of Manitoba
Landon University
North Africa
R. G. Stedman
University “of
Oldest Canadian cycling group traced to 1882 founding
The Canadian Wheelmen's Association, described as the oldest national sports organization in Canada, traces its origins to 1882 and its early cycling enthusiasm. The fragment notes suggest ongoing interest in the association's history and impact.
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Canada
Canadian Wheelmen's Association
Cycling Enthus
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