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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
4
Local readers are invited to submit classified ads with a 150 dollar flat rate per word for editorial content and 10 percent added for charity notices. Insertion dates require ad submission by Tuesday 1 30 p.m. Death and funeral notices priced by column inch. Photos also priced per inch. Contact details include Mrs Thelma Waterhouse at 174 Carberry.
Obituary for Pearl Routley McIntyre states she died July 12 at Fox Memorial Hospital at 83. Funeral July 14 in United Church Sidney with Rev L Dickinson and D A Witherick officiating. Survived by daughters Verna Beswitherick and Eva Moffatt, six grandchildren. Predeceased husband Charles in 1962 and daughter Donoghretta in 1957. Interment Sidney cemetery. Includes a card of thanks from Vivian McGregor and a long list of local obituaries and classifieds following.
Mr and Mrs Harold Manns of Pine Creek announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Katherine Pearl to James Keith Addison, youngest son of Mr and Mrs James Addison of Carberry. The wedding is set for Saturday August 21 at St Agnes Anglican Church in Carberry.
Gloria and Dougie Wilson express thanks for kindness during their stay at Mac Gregor Hospital. They acknowledge Dr Ford and the nursing staff for their care and attentiveness.
A brief note from Mrs J H Mi thanks friends and neighbors for visits flowers cards and fruit during a hospital stay. Special appreciation is given to the doctor and hospital staff for their kindness.
The Association for Retarded Children thanks supporters for their donations of money and labor to start the new school. Special acknowledgment goes to John Murphy, a former Austinite, for his generous gift and ongoing support.
The Briscoes express thanks for the generous gifts received at their shower. Their appreciation is extended to everyone who shared in the joyful event and offered kind wishes.
In Neepawa area, Frank Hay invites tenders by August 1 for building and land assets tied to former Southend, Macaulay, and Emmeline Schools. Items include two fuel tanks, a well pump, sump pump, hose, 13 benches, and a 30 foot long structure, with no oil furnaces. Lowest bid not necessarily accepted.
Tenders will be accepted by August 9 1965 for a submersible sewage pump two pressure systems one 1000 gallon fuel tank one metal gate and land on SW 21-12-10-W1 former Path Head School site plus land on SW 10-13-10-W1 former Squirrel Creek School site. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Frank Hay Sec Treas S D No 2434 MacGregor.
Macdonald and Cartier municipalities commission a large sculpture with a Canadian motif from Leo Mol for the Manitoba Centennial Centre. Premier Roblin says it symbolizes Canadian unity and will be unveiled August 3 in Winnipeg at a ceremony with most of Canada’s 10 provincial premiers during their annual conference.
T C Douglas was elected to a third two year term as NDP leader and urged a $100 000 fund to fight the next general election. He warned the party cannot fight on nickels and dimes and cited past poll results as support for a $1 000 000 election fund.
Winnipeg and Portage area residents flocked for weekend visits and holidays as families gathered across Manitoba and Alberta. Numerous relatives from Winnipeg, Red Deer, Penticton, Dawson Creek and Montreal joined local residents for dinners, birthdays, and weddings while news notes include a 95th birthday celebration for A Tait and best wishes to Wayne Briscoe and others.
A Beaver UCW tea and bazaar scheduled for July 29 has been canceled. Plans now call for one event in the early fall with details to follow.
A thief broke into a jewellery store in Ipswich, Suffolk, and stole 100 watches, all of which were nonfunctional. Most had been brought in for repairs. Police investigate the break‑in and seek information on the suspect.
Ellery Charles Plett 19 of BRL Moscow Towa was killed Thursday in a two car collision west of Virden about 50 miles west of Brandon RCMP said the Plett vehicle driven by his wife Hazel crossed into oncoming traffic The Plett car overturned trapping him beneath it Mrs Plett was taken to Virden hospital in fair condition Keith Loyst Kingston Ont driver of the other car was uninjured His wife Sandra was released after hospital treatment
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