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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1967
Page
4
A historical column shows classified ad rates per word with 10 percent late-payment surcharge, deadlines for readers, and column inch charges for death notices and photos. It includes sample cards of thanks and memorial lines, plus for sale items like feeder pigs and a 1963 Oliver baler with address details for inquiries.
Multiple farm items and a bus offered for sale. 1959 Ford in good shape accepts feed grain or cash. 959 THC truck A 130 with hoist for 1⁄2 ton. 1966 422 Cock shutt PTO combine in good shape. Massey Ferguson 88 listed at 2400. 1954 Thirty passenger GMC bus priced 1050. International 560 Diesel Tractor 2500. Farmhand one year old with Sweep and manure fork at 800. Contact Page Bros or MacGregor at given numbers.
Dr Ian Watson预测全球将再度爆发流感疫情 与会于加拿大全科医生学会 会议指出1947年全球约30%人口受流感影响 每10到15年再现一次疫情 另有斯洛文等记者 Natasha Vorobieva 观察到苏联600000医生中近75%为女性 二战后女性比例虽降仍可能维持50-50到来
Local ad lists tractor tire repair across sizes with pickup and delivery options by Jims Sales & Service. Also promotes combination sulfa antibiotic Nixon's Ferrex for animal health and a free Rawleigh cook book and business opportunities from Winnipeg Manitoba supplier.
Custom trenching and plastic pipe laying, inches wine, 67 feet deep, 35 cents per foot, $95 minimum. Elmer Wiebe, phone 190, MacGregor, Box 28 OR RENT FOR RENT room suite Apply George Loyd, phone 1143, MacGregor FOR RENT Mosquito fogger $2.00 for 3 days, poultry ice beaker $2.00 per day, baby scales $1.00 per week, hoof trimmers $2.00 per week, ice bucket $1.00 per week. Denwal Pharmacy, MacGregor, Man. Bed WANTED 4 section in vicinity of Portage to Rossendale. Write P. D. Letkelman, 36 Peony Ave., West Kildonan. aay
The Manitoba agricultural department warned crop deterioration will be widespread if generous rains do not come in the next few days. Moisture reserves are dropping rapidly though cooler temperatures have limited heat damage. Precipitation has been well below normal except in Cypress River, Pilot Mound, Morden and Emerson. Summer fallow crops endure drought better than light sandy or stubble lands. Fall rye shows district variation, most wheat is in early shotblade, coarse grains range from unree-leaf to shotblade, flax stands two to four inches, rapeseed up to four inches.
The oldest challenger in the Centennial trans Canada veteran car tour a 1902 single cylinder Oldsmobile was traveling the easy way Sunday aboard a trailer. Owner Don Belfry of Ridgeway Ontario will try to fix it up for the remainder of the 5000 mile jaunt as 30 cars participate in the tour expected to reach St.
Local residents and extended families gathered in MacGregor and nearby towns over the weekend. Attendees included A Roberts and Elsie Lundy, Alex McIntosh, A Miller and Gary of Cal ary, Alta, Jack Andersons, Dewar McIntosh of Winnipeg, Dennis McIntosh of Montreal, Bessie Williams of Winnipeg, and many others visiting relatives in Portage, Orangeville, Star City, Churchill, and Rothwell. A Vancouver-bound trip, school awards notes, and a bank transfer move for David Pogue are mentioned along with a Winnipeg funeral and various family arrivals for summer visits.
Edwin News reports social events across families and local groups. Neighbors celebrate anniversaries open houses and birthdays while U C W members meet at N Chepil home with ten in attendance and plan tours to Portage businesses in August.
Rossendale events recounted include visits from residents of Portage and Winnipeg, a memorial service at Rossendale Cemetery on July 16, and local celebrations. The piece celebrates 4 H Club and Little League success at MacGregor, plus a school tabloid event with winners and a dance alongside injuries from a weekend collision.
Dates and events listed include a bake sale at Beaver Hospital Aid in Pauch Electric on Saturday July 22 at 3 PM and an Austin Skating Rink Auxiliary meeting at Sprucedale School on July 18 at 3:30 PM. Also noted are Rolling River Railroad at Threshermen's Reunion July 26 to 29, cash bingo sponsored by the Austin Skating Union Auxiliary, a dance at Katrime Community Hall Friday July 21 with music by the Austin Melodiers.
Beaver News notes a bake sale at Pauch Electric on Saturday July 22 at 3 o clock. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Maurice Smith included Mr and Mrs Albert Bouse field and Betty of Star City.
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