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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 27, 1964

Page

5

Death and Funeral Notices From Trail BC 1964

Leslie Bound Jones of Trail BC died Feb 1 1964 at age 51 after a career with CP Railway and Ammonium Nitrate Plant. Survived by wife Elizabeth and three children Carole Paul Cheryl plus four brothers and two sisters. Funeral Feb 5 1964 at Carberry's Chapel Trail with interment Mountain View Cemetery.

Leslie Bound Jones Trail B.C Elizabeth Betty) Jones Mac Man Iis John Jones Light Hill C.P. Railway Co Eliabeth Betts Palmer Theyth Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada Jones Blueberry Creek F Jones Carole Vancouver Paul Cheryl Gordon Robert Brandon Man Harvey Mac. Gregor Nelson Chas. Duegan Prince George Chas. Pogue Nellie Irene Carberry R. Booth East Trail Ronald, Palmer Chilliwack Bert Palmer Sidney Robertones Harvey Jones MacGregor Nelson Jones Vernon Jones Kasio, .C

Agricultural Representation Wanted in Crop Service Dept

Large US and Canadian agricultural company seeks a local representative for Crop Service. Requires recent farming background and good local standing. Full-time or initial part-time, potential earnings about 100 to 150 weekly with early advancement. Reply to Mr W McLachlan Manitoba Sales Mer 1251 Redwood Drive Winnipeg. Cut indicative of potential last year Don Kirby had 150 repeat.

United States Crop Service Department W. McLachlan Manitoba Redwood Drive Winnipeg Don Kirby

Local Club Meetings and Social Events Schedule

The regular W I meeting is set for February 27 in the Senior Citizens Club Room at 2 30 pm with hostesses Mrs Hotel Mrs Grove Mrs Hodge and Miss Fox. The MacGregor W I hosts a whist drive February 28 at 8 pm in the Senior Citizens Club Room. Baby Band meets at United church next Wednesday at 7 p m. MacGregor Hospital Aid gathers March 3 at 8 pm at Mrs Fotheringham’s home. Royal Canadian Legion North Norfolk and District Branch meets March 3 at 8 p m in Memorial Hall MacGregor.

W.I Senior Citizens’ Club Hotel Grove Hodge Miss Fox MacGregor Senior Citizens’ Club Room United Church MacGregor Hospital Aid North Norfolk and District Royal Canadian Legion Memorial Hall At & P.m

Edwin News Briefs and Local Notices

John to arrived home last week after spending several years in the navy. Gordon Shuster of Appelle Saskatchewan is a visitor at the W Hill home. Deepest sympathy of the district is extended to Don Buchy and family in the recent death of their niece at Dauphin. Get well wishes are extended to Bill Painter who received surgical treatment in the Portage hospital last week.

John To Gordon Shuster Appelle Sask W. Hill Don Buchy Dauphin Bill Painter Portage Hospital

Local Curling Notes and Community Appointments in MacGregor

Friday social at J H Adams home with Lyall Bates and Weyburn jask. Families visit Winnipeg. Wayne McDonald from Winnipeg visits C Nichol home. A Tupperware bowl found at rink with owner to call 451.5. Correction on mixed spiel results shows W Richardson rink placed third. MacGregor bon spiel hosts many mens rinks. results to be published. Crealock improving in hospital. J Lamont hosts birthday supper for Miss Margaret Robinson with guests including Adams Mahan and the Robinson sisters.

Lyall Bates Weyburn Jask J. H. Adams P. Henry Winnipeg Daugh Ross Ily Wayne McDonald C. Nichol H. Gilbert W. Richardson MacGregor MacGregor Curling News Portage Hospital J. Lamont Margaret Robinson R. Mahan Harvey

New Breed Association Formed in Manitoba

A Manitoba dairy group forms the Brown Swiss Breeders Association with 35 members. Jim Duncan of Austin elected first president, Pierre Delaquis of Notre Dame de Lourdes as vice president, and Graeme Hyndman of Rapid City as secretary treasurer. The breed, imported from Switzerland, yields about 400 pounds of butterfat and 10,000 pounds of milk annually.

Manitoba Jim Duncan Austin United States Jersey

Impressions of Parliament Opens Second Session

The second session of the 26th Parliament began with pomp as members gathered on February 18. Speaker Macnaughton and the Governor-General led ceremonies amid 21-gun salutes, while MPs debated redistribution pensions and minimum wages, with mixed questions on Hal Banks Cyprus and the Winter Olympics. The Leaders' Day drew large galleries and the government won a key NDP sub amendment before a big vote on Tuesday over the 11 percent building tax.

Fetet Bers Alan Macnaughton Hal Banks TCA Winnipeg Canada House of Commons Diefenbaker

MacGregor Locals Update On Residents

Mrs Nelson Smith left last week for the west coast to visit friends and relatives. Mrs Annie Roberts returned home from the Winnipeg hospital on Sunday and hopes to be out soon. Mrs John Woodin is now living in the Holiday Retreat in Portage la Prairie. Mrs Wm Saunders visited Winnipeg then Harold Barber and family. Harold curled in the bonspiel. Mr and Mrs Allan Briscoe holidaying with Hugh Briscoe's family en route from Ottawa to Massif BC where Allan will join the Royal Canadian Navy.

MacGregor Hospital Joe Chamber Mrs. Chambers Hill Mr. Heselwood Alf Hill Austin Nelson Smith West Coast Annie Roberts Winnipeg John Woodin Portage la Prairie Wm. Saunders Harold Barber Harold Allan Briscoe David Hugh Briscoe Ottawa Massif B.C John Stewart Allan Royal Canadian Navy

Board Discusses Hospital Plans With Manitoba Officials

North Norfolk MacGregor Hospital board met Winnipeg hospital chief Mr. Pickering on Feb 18 to discuss addition and renovation plans and local autonomy. A building committee was formed and will be announced as plans develop. Attendees included Frank Ings, Dr. Ford, Joe Lambert, Emerson, and others.

North Norfolk - 1 MacGregor Hospital Pickering Manitoba Hospital Commission Winnipeg Frank|lins Dr. Ford Joe Lambert Emerson Ed Chant Carl Daly R. E. Lye G. C. Fotheringham Central Aid Wiebe Chas. Hammond Joe Lambert Frank Sims Associated Hospitals of Manitoba

Beaver-Katrime Calf Cub News Meeting Report

The Beaver-Katrime Calf Club met February 12 at Grant Harkness home with 14 members and leaders present. March 4 meeting set at Rob ert Taylor home. Nutritional Value of Feeds discussed. Donation of 5 to March of Dimes. social planned March 13 at Beaver hall. Various speeches given. bonspiel results listed with prizes and club awards. travel plans for upcoming bonspiels noted.

Grant Harkness Robert Taylor Agrep Neil Cameron March of Dimes Beaver Hall Linda Thommasson Brenda “Harkness Dwight Heather Thompson C. Rodgers Eileen Street Dennis Smith Bagot Calf Club Curtis Pogue MacGregor Sewing Club Glenda Scora David Bow Westbourne Asmundson Trime Beef Club Wayne Gilbert

North Manitoba seeks equal electricity rates for all regions

Mayor Marty Trager of The Pas urges equal power rates across Manitoba. He cites paying 19.50 monthly vs 11.00 in Winnipeg and higher charges in Cranberry Portage and Churchill. Officials including Utilities Minister Maitland will meet northern representatives Saturday to discuss the issue.

Marty Trager Pas Manitoba Trager Utilities Maitland’ Iteinkopf Pokesman

Scott Heads Dairy Men Select Manitoba Association

Russell W. Scott of Warren, a 145 year old dairy farmer, was elected president of the Manitoba Dairy Association at its annual convention. He succeeds Dan McFadyen. Vice-president is Ron Jordan of Winnipeg and C. H. P. Killick of Winnipeg remains secretary.

Russell W. Scott Warren Manitoba Dairy Association Dan McFadyen Brits Ron Jordan Winnipeg C. H. P. Killick

Canadian Breeders Promotes Proved Sire Bull Service

Canadian Breeders urges dairy farmers to breed to great proved sires. They highlight bulls proven by the high production of their daughters and offer service every day of the year through Canadian Breeders.

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