Wanted Bernese… in Herald Office by Tuesday
Classifieds note deadlines for readers to be in the herald office by Tuesday with several notices and ads. Deadlines include death and funeral notices charged by column inch and various service requests. The page lists WANTED ads for a waitress, poultry buyers, piano tuner, a large vegetable processor seeking farmers, and babysitting jobs with contact details.
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Herald
Starlite Service Centre
Austin
MacGregor
MacGregor C. of
Annie Klassen
In Memoriam and Notices from MacGregor Era
In loving memory of Ira Edwin Taylor who died January 17, 1964. Deep memories cling to his name as loved husband. Card of thanks from Winnie for hospital care and visits. Engagement announced for Dena Darlene Moore to Murray Lyle Anderson in MacGregor United Church. Multiple local sale and rental ads for MacGregor listings, livestock, real estate, and household items.
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Taylor
Ira Edwin Taylor
Winnie
Portage Hospital
Frank
Ruth
Barrie
Bryce
Bradley
W. J. Moore
Dena Darlene
Murray Lyle Anderson
Earl Anderson
MacGregor
MacGregor United Church
Duncan
Vera May Duncan
Walter S. Duncan
Douglas
Eva
Harvey
James
Erle
In loving memory of Jip Scora and Arthur Grove
Obituaries note the passing of Jip Scora on January 12 1965 and Arthur Grove on January 13 1969. Anne Edward Brian and Leslie remember Jip with affection while Mildred and family mourn Arthur, with poems about remembrance and lasting love.
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Scora
Jip Scora
Anne
Edward
Brian
Leslie
Welding Highway Service Station No 1 West Macuregor
Notice RC Acetylene welding highway service station No 1 West Macuregor is referenced in a local government notice. The brief item appears to announce a licensing or property action involving the station and requires further verification from the original public records.
Southend Macaulay News Roundup
Mrs Will Pennell of Norfolk Manor spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Clarence Pennell. Colin Pennell visited Carberry with Barry McMillan. Shawn Harkness spent the weekend with Bruce Hay while Brian Hay visited Grant Harkness at Beaver. Donnie Schweitz returns home from hospital and remains in bed next month. Monday visitors at Pete Reimer’s were Herb Klassen and family.
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Will Pennell
Norfolk Manor
Clarence Pennell
Colin Pennell
Carberry
Barry McMillan
Shawn Harkness
Bruce Hay
Brian Hay
Grant Harkness
Beaver
Sid Hay
Bob
Pe ‘i Itkunas
Garry Hodgins
Christmas Visitors and Local Happenings in Katrime
Christmas visitors include Mr and Mrs Fred Jenkins and family from Winnipeg and Jim Pogue Sr from Bagot. Local residents extend get well wishes to Eddie Heselwood and Rollie Grove who broke his leg. Katrime rink, led by Harvey Gilbert, took first in A division of the winter schedule at Gladstone. Betty Jenkins of Winnipeg spent three weeks with her parents. The Good Neighbors Club plans future activities.
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Fred Jenkins
Margaret
Betty
Bert Greer
Winnipeg
Rollie Grove
Katrime
Harvey Gilbert
Gladstone
Betty Jenkins
J. McRae
Jim Pogue Sr
Bagot
Margaret Jenkins
Duncan Broadfoot
Doug Pennell
Greger
Good Neighbors Club
MacGREGOR LOCALS HOLIDAY GUESTS AND CHANGES
MacGregor locals recount Christmas visits and travel plans with relatives from Winnipeg Steinbach Dauphin Regina and Katrime. Notables include Larry Moore Connie Nohlgren C R Barber Doug Barber Lizzie Saunders Jim McCarl and Arnold Cathcart. Percy Legg obituary noted in Pine Creek district.
Loss of Leg is No Handicap to Boy
Nine year old Paul Mackie of Ottawa, missing a left leg, earned a spot on the Houdaille novice lacrosse team. He tried out with a midget squad, practiced with an artificial leg, and despite the reveal he sought no privileges. He played as goalie all season, recording three shutouts and making the novice allstar team.
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Paul Mackie
Ottawa
Houdaille
Paul
Ed Kolodzie
Oshawa and District Minor
Lacross Association
Alt
Kolodzie
Mackie
Conduit Raceway Analog Computer Aids Wiring Estimates
Howard Hume of J Hume and Rumble Ltd in Western Canada unveils CORA, a conduit raceway analog computer. CORA estimates conduit and wiring needed within two percent, replacing four weeks of estimator work with one hour, reducing human error and cutting costs with ideal layouts for sites like a shopping centre or hospital.
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Vancouver
Howard Hume
J. Hume and Rumble Ltd
Canada
Hume
Hume and Rumble
University of British Columbia
Cora
Reach Under Ocean Opens Africa Shelf For Development
An area off Africa touted for rich mineral reserves will be opened to human development once diving methods for the 600-foot deep continental shelves are perfected. Researchers note the potential for new extraction sites and long term industrial use pending technical breakthroughs.
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Africa
You Have a Date for WI Meeting and Katrime Club
The annual WI meeting is set for Tuesday January 18 at 2 90 pm in the club room. Officers and conveners must have reports ready. Hostesses include Mrs Duncan Mrs Hotel Mrs Grove and Mrs Smale. The Katrime Good Neighbors Club changes its January meeting to Wednesday January 19 in the hall if weather permits.
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The
Duncan
Hotel
Grove
Smale
Katrime Good Neighbors Club
United Nations Economic and Social Council Explained
An introductory overview of the United Nations Economic and Social Council its structure its 18 member composition three year terms and retirement rules. It outlines functions from studies and reports to promoting human rights coordinating with specialized agencies organizing conferences and consulting with non governmental groups.
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Ihe
United Nations
General Assembly
Security Council
Economic and Social Council
Trusteeship Council
International “Court of Justice
Secretariat
Wits
Assembly
Council
United Nations Secretariat
CLC Proposes Election Overhaul
The Canadian Labour Congress urged major reforms to federal election laws in a 4800 word brief, seeking full disclosure of donations over 100, tax exemptions for political contributions, spending limits for candidates and parties, free broadcast time, and official party recognition under the Elections Act. The plan calls for 30 cents per voter total, split between candidate and party, plus free services to aid campaigning. Africa’s bushmen hunters can run up to 12 miles in temperatures above 100 degrees.
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Canadian Labor Congress
Special Committee On
CLC
Africa
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Perind
Eine ‘ Brown's Poultry Service
Winnieg
M. Blanchard
Sask
Ave. W
Philip Seora
Jim
Maude
Bill
H. S. Borton
Pete McGregor
Mac
Gregor
Jake Thiessen
Lacombe
York
Air
MacGregor Co v
George Anderson
Deel
Denwal Pharmacy
Arthur Grove
Father
Mildred
Wm. Prosser
MacGregor Hospital
Bill Alton
Optoclany
Erty
Hill's
East Rexall Drugs
Hammond
HL. S. Borton
Automotive Service
Dynavision
LYE Motors Ltd
HIWAY
Macuregor
Southend Macaulay News
Katrime News
Turner Auction Service
Macgregor Locals
Larry Moore
Arborfield, Sask
Stan Moore
Connie Nohlgren
Wrenn
C. R. Barber
Doug Barber
Steinbach
Harold Barber
Ross Nichol
West
Judy Blake
Bagley
V. x. Barber
Lizzie Saunders
Cyril Palmer
Kelvin Palmer
Rick Palmer
Lynda Nichol
Doug Palmer
Dauphin
Jack Wood
Florida
USA
Jim McCarl
Air Canada
Naval Base
Arnold Cathcart
Holland
Pratt
General Hospital
Reg Sharp
Brandon
Clarence Smith
Heather
Mrs. G. Cook
Percy Legg
Pine Creek District
Albert Wark
Paul Villeneuve
Darcy
Diane
St. Lazare
Ron Telford
Teresa
D. L. Smith
Mrs
Zennon Syrnick
B.C
Bill Lowe
United Nations At Work
C.L.C
New Democratic Party
Portage Animal Hospital
North Norfolk
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