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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
4
Classifieds outline 5c for first 15 words with minimums and per word rates for regular and non regular accounts. Death notices and funeral notices priced by column inch with photo charges listed. Deadline details specify delivery by Tuesday 1:30 pm for classified and local reader ads.
Mr Henry Neudorf Ward dies in Royal Columbia Hospital New Westminster B C in his 70th year. He lived in rural Manitoba towns including Austin Morris and Clearbrook. Survived by his wife six daughters and one son plus many relatives. Birth announce Tamara Dawn born May 25 1964 in Zweibruken Germany. Cards and thanks from local families for hospital visits. Various sale notices and classifieds for farming equipment vehicles and land in MacGregor Austin Pine Creek and surrounding areas.
Norman M. Tait born ar at Bagot moved to Rossendale in 1936, farmed there until death. Survived by Margaret and numerous relatives in MacGregor, Vancouver Island, Ontario, Port Arthur, San Francisco, and Montreal. Funeral held Friday at 2 pm at McMaster Funeral Home with interment in MacGregor Cemetery.
Local notice urges readers in Neepawa Manitoba to contact Neecan for standard treated rubberised tarpaulins and fitted drill covers. Information sought for immediate orders and pricing.
The MacGregor Herald notes numerous local social visits and travels from June 1961. Families including the Easys, Stewarts, and Curries spend time with relatives in Burnaby, Abbotsford, Port Arthur, Keewatin, and Winnipeg area. A Currie family picnic near Becker’s station is described as enjoyable with many relatives attending. The new Hallman organ at St. Paul’s Anglican church will be dedicated June 28 in memory of soldiers from World Wars One and Two.
The Quebec roads department marks its 50th anniversary as an independent government body. In 1914 roads were few miles and funded by agriculture, with about $5,000 yearly. Now the department manages 44,638 miles of highway and a $200,000,000 annual budget.
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