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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
6
An auction sale listed near MacGregor will offer a 1964 model John Deere diesel tractor a pull-type combine 650 ME, machinery line, 16 milk cows 41 beef cattle and various household and miscellaneous goods.
Mr A Johanson advertises an on site sale Thursday April 15 at 1 30 p m one mile north and three miles east of Langruth featuring a 1951 MH 44 diesel tractor a Van Brunt 28 run seed drill plus a good line of machinery suitable for farmers and rural buyers.
Mr Don Gray sale listing notes a 1950 MH 44 Gas Tractor plus machinery tools and miscellaneous items. Auction set for April 21 at 1.30 p.m. location three miles west and two miles north of Portage la Prairie. Includes 20 head of cattle and farm gear.
Mr Bud King asday advertises a sale on April 29 at 1 p.m. located one mile east of Langruth. Items include a 1960 model diesel tractor, plus machinery, 22 head of springing cattle and miscellaneous articles offered for sale.
Birthday greetings go to Betty McGregor and Bryce Frank. Southern Schemers Hospital Aid met at Olive Palmer's home with nine members and two visitors. Lions birthday supper and sale planned. Harold Radford and Barbara of Winnipeg visited the Hulmes. Scott MacDonald spent Monday with the Glovers. Darlene Palmer hosted eleven 4H members at a pajama party. Sid Hay weekended in Winnipeg with the Lows and new baby Kristin Janine. Betty returned to TeachEe after visit. Various family visits occur around Brandon and Morden. Grant Smith funeral attended by Ken Larson and others. Wilf Forrest ill while en route to B.C. Art Palmer visited Purkess in Sidney.
Local items note Miss Mary Anne Imessen and a Bible study at Elsie Lang’s Steinbach home on March 17 weekend visits by Mr and Mrs A Toews and to Mrs Toews parents in Austin. UCW guests at Vanill home include Winnipeg and MacGregor residents. Spring greeting, sympathy for ill, Proctor injury, and Dave’s upcoming Nova Scotia trip. Community figures attend Manitoba Oddfellows ceremony in Winnipeg. Portage rink entries in Neepawa and Rossendale bonspiels. Edwin rink competes in Burnside event. Students and teachers busy with exams. birthdays listed for N Chepil Dale Cousins H McDermott Doris Buch G Patterson Cheryl Toews Ken Slater H Pallister.
A meeting is scheduled for Thursday March 25 at 2 30 p m in the club room hosted by Mrs Briscoe Mrs Birkett Mrs H Litster and Mrs E Ormiston The Beaver Ka trim e 4H Club Community Night moves to Beaver hall on April 9 at p m instead of March 26 due to the Lions dinner A short program includes Don Meadows judging senior public speaking and showing films on India and the Far East Lunch will be served and all are welcome
The 1.C.D.E. club notes 23 members with 10 meetings and average attendance 11. Founder's Day parade on February 16 from United Church. March of Dimes canvassing. Red Cross drive. a pie sale. a hospital magazine rack donation. May tea netted $69. June prizes awarded to Colleen Pogue and Myrna Graham. proficiency tie Jim Boaz and Gordon Smith. Decoration Day cross at cenotaph. wreaths on veterans’ graves. October 50th anniversary tea and cake raffle. Graduation prizes to Jake Bushman and Helen Doell. runner-up Isobel Kerr. Graduation pins with WI and OTA help. 503 pounds of used clothing collected. four nursery bags and six personal property bags valued at $2.50 each. November Remembrance Day service at cenotaph and Memorial Hall. canvass for Retarded Children’s Association netted $302. Spelling contest winners received pen sets. December rent paid for Memorial Hall stage for history materials for MacGregor. Five Christmas hampers delivered locally valued at $2.99. March of Dimes campaign repeated successfully in 1965. New year officers elected: Regent Mrs. H. Lye. 1st vice Mrs. E. Collins. 2nd vice Mrs. S. R. Lamb. recording secretary Miss H. Hampton. corresponding secretary Mrs. J. Jeffries. treasurer Mrs. A. M. Hay. ed. secretary Mrs. W. Lamb. Echoes Miss E. Marsh. services at home and abroad Mrs. M. Stratton. standard bearer Mrs. A. Weber.
Mr. and Mrs. A Gourley host Sunday supper at D Gourley home in Portage. David plans to leave March 24 for Sydney Nova Scotia to become Superintendent of Indian Affairs. Mrs. Gourley’s family will stay in Portage until school ends in June. Mr. and Mrs. W Nowosad and April of Winnipeg visit the Thompsons. Langruth guests include Mr. and Mrs. J Jonasson, Harold Jonasson, and Norma Smith. Jackie Rintoul’s ninth birthday marked by Sunday guests at T Rintoul’s. The Schroeders from Rossendale join Mrs. T Rintoul’s guests with M Rintoul and Leanne from Poplar Point. Mr. and Mrs. P Henry and boys from Bagot visit with Mr. and Mrs. A Dickson. Cal Sawyer and Lorne Rintoul host weekend Winnipeg trip.
Sunday March 28 MacGregor church services at 10 a.m. 11 15 a.m. Sunday School Beaver 11 30 a.m. church service Bagot 1 30 p.m. Sunday School 2 p.m. church Austin United Church 11 a.m. Sunday School 7 30 p.m. Public Worship Sidney Regular service 11 a.m. Sunday School Edrans 2 p.m. Public worship Christ Church Austin 10 a.m. Sunday School 2 p.m. Regular Service Calvary Tabernacle 8 p.m. Service Wednesday 8 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study St Pauls MacGregor 11 15 a.m. Regular Service Bethel Church MacGregor Rev A J Hail 11 a.m. Worship Service West MacGregor Evangelical Mennonite Church East End MacGregor Rev H P Duck 9 45 a.m. Sunday School 10 45 a.m. Worship Service 7 30 p.m. Young Peoples Program
Denwal Rexall Pharmacy announces the annual Spring 1¢ Sale running April 1 to April 10 with hundreds of Rexall products two for the price of one plus a penny. Dennis P. McMahon and staff offer Bonus Buys and prepackaged orders to save customers time during nearly 50 percent savings period.
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