Classified Ads Digest with For Sale and Lost Notices
A compact digest lists FOR SALE items including quack grass bales six and twenty five cents per bale, a Holstein milk cow due to freshen end of February, a collie pup free, and a white Persian cat lost with contact details. Also items on help wanted, travel booking promos, drug products and a pharmacy ad. Names include A Esau, Jim Duncan, John Purkess, Wim Bodie, Brendan O Brien, and Denwal Pharmacy. Contact numbers appear for Portage, Bagot, Austin, and Winnipeg areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Purkess
Bagot
Portage
Obituary notices from MacGregor area December 1963 1964
Obituaries include Arthur R Small funeral at MacGregor 12 Dec 1963 with service at St Pauls Anglican and interment at Sydney Cemetery. Hodgins Roy, born 1882 Ailsa Craig. birth announcements Buschau daughter Mary Joyce born 1964. cards of thanks from St Hay and MacGregor residents for hospital stays and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Small
Quill Lake Co . Peters
Lake
Mr. Small
Nor‘wood
Ont
MacGregor
Man
Ermina Brown
Quill Lake
St Paul's Anglican Church
Mac Gregor
Sidney Cemetery
Philip Seven
Doug Mensny
Gor
Andy Meffin Ir
Ie Lawrence
George Outhwaite
Fisons
Ralph Jeeee
Murray
Arty Hodgins
Sheldon Tod
McMaster
Jome
Buschau
Bob Buschau
Lois Hicks
Swan River
Marren Joyce
Joby
Community thanks for kindness after loss in MacGregor district
The families extend sincere gratitude for acts of kindness sympathy messages and floral tributes received from friends neighbors and relatives in MacGregor and district after the death of their husband and brother. Special thanks to pallbearers Bob Barber Russell Gilbert Garnet Groves Art Groves Wes Dukelow and Norman McLachlan. Winnie Ethel and Art Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor An
Bob Barber
Rusell Gilbert
Garnet Groves
Art Groves
Wes Dukelow
Norman McLachlan
Winnie
Ethel
Art Taylor
Thankful note from Ruth Stephenson at Portage hospital
Sincere thanks expressed for flowers cards letters and fruits received during stay at Portage hospital. Ruth Stephenson signs the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage Hospital
Ruth Stephenson
Thanks for the hospital visit and kind gifts
A brief note expressing gratitude to friends who visited and sent letters, candy, and gifts during a hospital stay. The writer thanks everyone for their thoughtfulness and support during the illness and recovery.
Thank you note from a hospitalized family and sister
A family at Fairview hospital and after returning home expresses gratitude for cards letters books visits fruit candy treats and gifts. They thank young friends classmates and adults for kindness and also acknowledge help given to the little sister and at their home by those who assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.C.W
MacGregor Hospital
ST. Hay
Fairview Hospital
Community thanks and assorted classifieds update
Sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for cards and flowers. Special appreciation to Macaulay and MacGregor ladies for lunch donations and to MacGregor Bakery for bread. Also listing miscellaneous sales including kitchen furniture two milk cows horse saw mill camera and projector batteries hay and water softener with contact numbers for MacGregor Manitoba listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macaulay
MacGregor
MacGregor Bakery
Frushen
Man
Gregor
Tender for cattle manager and pressure system bids North Norfolk
North Norfolk invites written applications for a cattle manager position with the association. Applications must reach the secretary by February 1, 1964. Also sealed tenders are due by February 7, 1964 for a pressure system including Beatty double scion pump, listed for North Norfolk MacGregor Hospital Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Norfolk
Ascott
Beatty
North Norfolk-MacGregor Hospital
Holt
Mildred Roberts
MacGrego
MacGregor Locals Share News and Birthdays
MacGregor area notes list weekend visitors from Winnipeg Regina and Portages and family dinners with the Lamberts and Kellys. Andy Stone recovering in hospital. Bill Rodgers family of Lavenham visited Dolejsi home. Lions Club collected about 250 pairs of glasses for the needy and appeals for more donations by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Stone
MacGregor Hospital
Andy
Bill Rodgers
Lavenham
Dolejsi
MacGregor Lions Club
Ten and Unders Host Carberry in Friday Hockey Night
The MacGregor ten and unders host Carberry ten and unders at the MacGregor rink at 7 30 p.m. on Friday. The boys have played several games this year and are improving. come out and cheer these future stars while supporting minor hockey.
Lewis Rink Wins Event At Gladstone
The Pine Creek Division bonspiel at Gladstone saw MacGregor’s Chuck Lewis Dale Critchlow Terry Chariton and Sandra Kelly return with a trophy. Lewis skipped his team to a third event victory over Ferguson of Gladstone as competition intensified with Plumas winning the first event and Langruth the second. The next curling venture for local collegians is zone playoffs at Plumas on February 8 with a boys rink and a girls rink from each school vying for division representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Lewis
Dale Critchlow
Terry Chariton
Sandra Kelly
MacGregor
Pine Creek
Glad Sone
Chuck
Ferguson
Gladstone
Plumas
Langruth
Shriver Arrives in Nepal for Three Day Peace Corps Visit
Sargent Shriver director of the Peace Corps arrives in Kathmandu for a three day tour. He will meet King Mahendra and deliver a personal letter from President Johnson. Peace Corps volunteers began arriving in Nepal in September 1962 and now number about 100, spread from jungle lowlands to high Himalayan regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katmandu
Nepal
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Mahendra
Johnson
Himalayas
Duff Seeking New Tax Deal With Ottawa for Manitoba
Manitoba Premier Duff Roblin says the province will press Ottawa for a revised tax-sharing agreement at the federal provincial premiers conference. He seeks an additional 20 million dollars yearly and notes the current deal left Manitoba with seven million instead of the hoped twenty. He warns the financial picture remains obscure and unfinished business will be raised with Prime Minister Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Duff Roblin
Ottawa
Pearson
Roblin
Body found in Cedar Lake house fire
The body of a 54-year-old Cedar Lake resident, George Chartier, was found Sunday in the ruins of his home. Police say he died in the blaze that destroyed his house in the Manitoba community 265 miles northwest of Winnipeg. Fire cause undetermined. no inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Lake
Man
George Chartier
Winnipeg
Gems of Thought Public Morality and Freedom
A short aphorism stresses that a vitiated morals and corrupted public conscience clash with true freedom. Attributed to J Edgar Hoover, the note underscores the link between ethical decay and political liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Hoover
Bantams in First Place Hope Hinges on Tuesday Win
In league action last week the Bantams fell to Gladstone 2 to 12 and lost 10 to 2 in a second game. A win over Carberry on Tuesday would crown them league champions as standings show their top position before the decisive match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantams
Gladstone
Rnders
Carberry
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A. Esau
Ove Hors
Wim Bodie
San
Portage Exchange
Jim Duncan
Austin
J. H. Moore
Brendan O'Brien
Hill
East Rexall
NIXON
Denwal Pharmacy
Mac
Ermina
Wilma Husy
Whitebea
Robert Henry Hedrt Hens Fins
Mr. Hodgins
Ailsa
Craig
Seamo
Southfield
Pratt
Margaret Martha Seaman
Marl
Twe de
Sediary
Fred
Jim
Manufactur
Stan Firth
Massey-Ferguson
Nu-Way
John Uhrin
Treasure Pine Creek
Mail Tenders
Bud Graham
Ford
Minneapolis
Moline
Cockshutt
Sask. Ave
Cockshutt Parts & Service
Canadian Liquid Air
Weedor
Otto W. Grundmann
Portage LA Prairie
MacGregor Locals
R. W. Cobbe
Kelly
Por
Jan Cronk
Mrs
Garry Cronk
Wayne
Glenboro
E. Thompson
C. Brown
Regina
Harry Litster
Jack Lewis
Cliff Litster
Jack Litster
Brenda Dolejsi
Evelyn Clarke
Don Chiponsk
Portages
George Corrigal
Mabel Sutton
Garry
Gail
Lewis
MR. Farmer
Macgregor, Manitoba
Lumber Yard
PWL
Mary Baker Eddy
Wellwood
Daniel Goldberger
Eugene Simon
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