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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
5
Classified ad rates and deadlines along with two obituaries for Malcolm MacKinnon and other local notices. Deaths include Horton and MacGregor families. funeral details, interment, and church services noted along with for sale and wanted ads for ranch equipment and housing in MacGregor Manitoba.
Mr and Mrs W A Bodie of Bagot announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie Joyce to Murray James Litster son of Mr and Mrs R C Litster of MacGregor. The wedding is set for Saturday June 29 at 3 30 p m DST in St Stephens United Church Bagot
In memoriam for Margt Sutherland who died June 2, 1950. The daughter Margaret with Bill and four grandchildren recall a beautiful memory and the lasting ache in their hearts.
I extend grateful thanks to the doctor and to Betty Boschman for their care after my accident. Special thanks to friends and neighbors for help and kindness after my return home. Olive Tarr.
Joanne Thompson expresses gratitude for gifts cards and visits received during her hospital stay. She mentions Beaver U C W Katrimne Good Neighbors Club Pathead Orangeville Club and Court Lady Foresters and thanks all neighbors for support.
MacGregor residents recount weekend visits with the St. McGregor and Weber families. Mrs. Augusta Weber hosted a tea for Seattle visitor Mrs. Ray Anderson and Tina Little. Frank Graham heads to Sask quill lake with Emma Kelly accompanying to Quill Lake for weeks. Glenn Pennell from Pine Falls visited Chas Pennell’s family. Percy Smith won the $25 MacGregor Lions Club draw. the July draw tickets are now on sale.
In North Vancouver Delbrook residents halted a $229 000 shopping centre project built in 1960. The vast complex now sits largely empty with only four of 110 shops open as vandals strike. Council offers tax relief while tenants fade and a nearby town plans to assist.
In Montreal and abroad nurses wear caps that mark their training origins from Queen Elizabeth Hospital to McGill and the Jewish General Hospital. Caps signal stages from student to graduate with bands indicating progress and traditions varying by institution and country.
The Young Women's Club meets at Mrs. Ivy Bergquist home on Wednesday June 12 at 8 p.m. Planters should be ready. Unit 2 of the U C W holds a pot luck supper at the church on Monday June 10 at 6 30 p.m. Everyone welcome. Units 1 coat needy unified meeting at 8 p.m. June 10 in the church.
Kathleen Jensen of the Montreal Children's Library urges parents to read to their babies from birth to foster early reading. She notes children enjoy the sounds of words even before they can speak and read.
Homemakers plan tasty family meals using modern refrigerators with freezers. Proper storage includes wrapping foods, placing bacon on the bottom shelf, storing mild cheese under the evaporator, and avoiding sharp cheeses in fridge. Fish belongs in a middle position in covered containers. frost-free models require regular defrosting. Freezer sections defrost yearly. ample space suits carbonated drinks, meeting manufacturers’ intent.
Dr. E L Ross medical director of the Sanitorium Board of Manitoba reports tuberculosis increasing in the province with 281 new cases and 32 deaths in 1962 and 54 reactivated cases.
Mr and Mrs Alex Livingstone Harold and Ernie with Mrs Jean Dunlop’s funeral in Winnipeg on Monday. Monday evening visits by Livingstones to Helston and R Beattys. Rosling and Donna May visited Livingstones on Sunday. Joe Livingstone spent the weekend with his parents.
In Banff Alberta the Canadian Automobile Association plans to push for a federal provincial conference to create a more adequate national highway system. J G McQueen says uniform driving rules and broader driver education will also be urged at the CAA’s 50th annual meeting. The group emphasizes provincial road jurisdiction but calls for greater national cooperation and more links beyond the Trans Canada Highway.
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