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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
4
The notice outlines rates for classified ads and notices including resigns, anniversaries, and memoriams. A minimum charge applies with word counts and per word pricing. Death and funeral notices are priced per column inch with photo premiums and a Tuesday office deadline.
Mr and Mrs J Martinnizen announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Alice Walker to Glen Murty Leckie son of Mr and Mrs A Leckie of MacGregor The wedding is set for 3 pm on Saturday September 3 at MacGregor United Church
For sale a quantity of wire contact Pete Renee at 13 or 166 MacGregor for details. Also call $202 MacGregor for more information. Tent trailer for sale by Harry Harder at 326 22 MacGregor. Minneapolis Moline pull type combine in good condition contact P Satkunas at 333 21 MacGregor.
A long list of agricultural and home machinery and appliances with prices, including 15 ft Versatile self propelled swathers, grain augers, mowers, tillers, tractors, and related parts. Several items are marked new with low prices, others used or for parts, with scattered mentions of locations in Dearborn and related brands like John Deere, Allis Chalmers, and Ford.
An advertisement promotes Dentur Eze for secure false teeth with weeks of wear, Dentur Kleen tablet foams for plate cleaning, and Hyd Solin for clearer complexions. Priced at 2.25, 1.50, and 1.00 respectively, with mentions of Dental Pharmacy and Denwal Pharmacy.
OT WANTED TO BUY Saskatoon berries contact Pete McGregor phone 13 or 166 MacGregor CUSTOM COMBINING AND SWATHING book early acre or hourly rate contact Jim Cox phone 115-2 or 156 MacGregor WANTED Live chickens fowl call Harvey Brown Brown’s Poultry Service Winnipeg 394 5570 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF THOMAS ORLIN CAIRNS late of MacGregor Manitoba caretaker claims must be filed by August 28 at H A Lye solicitor Hampton Street MacGregor Manitoba dated July 23 1966
Duff Roblin pressed Prime Minister Pearson to include Manitoba in discussions before steps to close the Canadian Forces Training School at Rivers. In a Telegram Roblin claimed persistent tumors are circulating in Manitoba and urged no action without Manitoba consultation.
Conservative Peter J. McDonald filed an appeal with the Manitoba Court of Appeal on Friday over a recount in Tuttle Mountain riding from the June 28 election. He argues Judge J. C. Kerr wrongly voided 42 ballots. The recount gave Liberal Edward I. Dow 2,146 votes to McDonald 2,138. No hearing date set.
Manitoba Telephone System staff celebrated Bev McDonald's departure from the office with a Friday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Cronk's home on July 22. Donna Barber pinned a corsage of red roses while Margaret Cronk gave a black Alaskan necklace and earrings set. Lunch followed the enjoyable evening.
Britain paid welfare allowances to 1,987,000 needy citizens in 1965, a rise of 36,000 from 1964, totaling about 69 million dollars. Most came as supplements to pensions, with 520,000 people nearly dependent on welfare and 112,000 unemployed drawing the dole. Average weekly allowance ended around seven dollars, rents ranging up to eighteen dollars.
Community notices from MacGregor and area mention a camp event on August 10 at Camp Totogan for women, plus weddings, visits, and travel. Several relatives and friends attend gatherings in Weyburn Colgate, Dryden, Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary, Edmonton, and Regina. Notables include Elaine Outhwaite recovering after Winnipeg General Hospital surgery and Gordie Howe planned to visit Portage for an autograph fastball game at Prince Charles School.
Jessie Thompson of Norfolk Manor MacGregor celebrated her 80th birthday with a tea hosted by daughter in law Annie Thompson and daughter Jean Hark ness. About 60 friends and relatives attended and offered thanks for the memorable day. The Herald extends best wishes for health and happiness.
Omar Hichard of St Laurent was pronounced dead on arrival at Winnipeg General Hospital Sunday after being struck by a car while walking near his home. St Laurent lies about sixty miles northwest of Winnipeg.
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