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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 26, 1970
Page
4
The February 28 Herald lists local classified rates for words, ads, and memorial notices. It details minimum charges, per word prices, late-payment surcharges, deadlines, and rates for death and funeral notices with column inch pricing, plus a thank you card from Jessie Lamb mentioning hospital staff and neighbors.
Obituary notices report the sudden death of Mrs. H. Blair at home on February 15 1970 in Portage la Prairie Manitoba. She leaves Harold Blair four daughters a sister two brothers and an aunt with funeral services at Trinity United Church. Another notice covers Mrs. William Blake Sr aged 94 who died December 24 1969 in McCreary Manitoba. Funeral at St Michael and All Angels Anglican Church and a large family of seven sons plus daughters mourn her passing.
Interment was at McCreary cemetery by Neill's Funeral Home after a funeral service Saturday Feb 21. Roy Stone passed away Feb 17 in Portage la Prairie General Hospital. Jehovah's Witnesses minister Neil Klippenstein officiated at Beaver Cemetery service with Marion Hu man at the organ. pallbearers named. Mrs Stutely of Austin died Feb 21 in Misericordia Hospital after living in Winnipeg and various Manitoba Ontario charges. survived by husband Stan and four daughters, graveside service at Austin Cemetery Feb 24 conducted by Rev Keating. Hammond's Funeral Service of Gladstone handling arrangements.
In loving memory of Alymer Duncan who passed away February 20, 1964. He was loving, kind, upright and just to the end. Sincere in heart and mind, a beautiful memory left behind. Always remembered by Ernest, Muriel and family.
Mr and Mrs Jake Guenter announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Edna to Alvin George Radcliffe son of Mr and Mrs R Radcliffe of The Pas Manitoba The wedding is planned for March 28 1970 at Austin United Church at 4 pm
The Katrime Curling Club expresses sincere thanks to helpers and honored donors for a successful bonspiel. Special mention goes to Mr and Mrs Heeppner drawmaster Lawrence Olson and Mrs Lilian Gilbert, plus many Austin contributors. Also lists of local businesses and individuals donating prizes. Additional notices include miscellaneous for sale ads and a house for rent in MacGregor and other listings.
Robert Litster reports loss of an Eskimo jacket at the M C L bonspiel rink during curling. A lost 250 Polaroid flash camera in a black leather case was also taken, with a reward offered. Contact Reverend at 685-2301 to reclaim.
Mrs Ellen Ferris thanks visitors who sent cards letters and fruit while she was a patient in the hospital. She also expresses appreciation to Dr Hew and the hospital staff for their fine care.
Expressions of gratitude from several individuals thank relatives, friends, and neighbors for cards flowers gifts and visits during a 40th wedding anniversary and during hospital stays. Special thanks extend to doctors hospital staff neighbors and helpers who provided transportation and support.
A mixed shower will be held in the MacGregor Unit Church Hall on March 11 at 8 am in honor of Miss Carlene Berry. Everyone is welcome to attend this community event.
An appeal to farmers notes that income tax may not be required but contributions to the Canada Pension Plan could be necessary. It offers assistance in completing tax forms and directs readers to contact for help.
The Highway Traffic and Motor Transport Board schedules a hearing for March 12 1970 at 10:00 am in Winnipeg Manitoba. Items include permit for Public Street access on Turner Street MacGregor Sec 33 11 10 West and a 45 mph modified speed limit around MacGregor village and RM North Norfolk. Submissions may be made in writing to Assistant Secretary 1075 Portage Avenue Winnipeg 10.
The announcement appoints Dr Arthur Bambridge Sparling as the first chief inspector. He will have entry rights and authority to inspect records and take samples at facilities other than residences if there is reason to suspect contaminants are produced or discharged.
MacGregor residents report hospital news as Mrs B Saunders remains in Winnipeg General Hospital. Rozann Wright wed in Winnipeg with many attending including Lori Wright and Butterfield relatives. Local bonspiels, anniversaries, visits, and travel notes from MacGregor and district populate the week. Former area resident Kenneth McKaskell becomes chief constable in St James Assiniboia.
Gladstone Collegiate visited MacGregor for the opening game of the Col legiate playoffs and lost 2 1. Gordon Lye scored MacGregor s goal in a fast paced contest. The second game is slated for Gladstone tonight.
In a regular WAL meeting set for Thursday February 26 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Kolke's home members are reminded to answer roll call with their view on Mr Lennon attending the Centennial celebration. Hostesses listed are Mrs R Thompson Mrs F Wright and Mrs J Smale.
Manitoba will provide a 400000 grant toward a 2712000 construction project at Tache Hospital in St Boniface, operated by the Grey Nuns. Health Minister Renee Toupin said the grant covers 10 percent of the cost while the rest is financed by a mortgage and housing loan. Construction will start later this year with completion expected in 1971.
Rapeseed growers at their annual meeting hear warnings of potential overproduction due to record harvests favorable prices and strong export and domestic demand. A. M. Runciman, president of the Rapeseed Association of Canada and United Grain Growers, urges continued research into toxic-free varieties and lower fibre content to boost markets for meat feeds and compete with soybeans.
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