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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1968
Page
4
Classified price schedule outlines 75 cent for first 15 words, 10% late fee, and deadlines. Death and funeral notices charged per column inch, photos extra, with for sale items including 18 inch cast packers and flax seed offerings from J L Pogue and H J Dankesreiter with contact numbers.
Albert W. Outhwaite died at Brandon Hospital March 22 1968 after months of ill health. He was born in Manitoba after emigrating with his father John Outhwaite from Melancthon Ontario in 1902 and lived on farms near the Arizona district before moving to Brandon in 1951. He is survived by his wife Lillian May four sons Thomas J Carberry George A McGregor Raymond A Brandon Lawrence and Marion wife of A W Jarvis of Carberry a sister four brothers twenty two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral service was at St Agnes Anglican Church Carberry with Rev T Wilkinson of Brandon. Interment Carberry Cemetery.
Pink Jonnana vat nee Bogue of Brandon announces the birth of son Jeffery Todd on March 21.
Jim and Maureen Bridges of Cartwright announce the arrival of their son Robert James on March 19. Weighing nine pounds eight ounces. Great grandmothers Mrs Izzard of Pilot Mound and Mrs R J Kilfoyle of MacGregor are mentioned.
In loving memory of dear Mom who passed away March 26 1966 We loved you for thought fullness and gentle ways We loved you for the things you did without praise It broke our hearts to lose you but you did not go alone Part of us went with you The day God called you home Lovingly remembered by Edna Earle and grandchildren
In loving memory of John Ernest Heselwood who died March 26 1967. Quickly and quietly he passed, leaving his family to treasure him. Always remembered by daughter Phyllis, son in law Jack, and grandson Bruce.
In loving memory of our mother Mrs Lillian Pearson who passed away March 26 1966 You are not forgotten mother dear Nor ever shall you be Ever remembered by the family
We express deep thanks to WI UCW and friends who sent cards called or offered acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. We are very grateful, Mr. and Mrs. A R Hotel.
Bill Corrigal expresses thanks to Dr OConnell and MacGregor hospital nurses for excellent care during his stay. He also appreciates visiting friends and those who sent cards for support.
Audrey Smith expresses gratitude to the United Church congregation for the electric portable lamp received on Thursday evening. She thanks Mr. and Mrs. Armistead for hosting and the choir for the food. She notes pleasure in being an organist but cannot continue.
Roy and Marjorie Snaith extend heartfelt thanks to the organizers of the dance and social evening held for their benefit after losing their home to fire. Funds will refurnish their home. Special gratitude to Ravenshoe residents for the chrome set and dishes and to all organizations and individuals for bedding money and other gifts.
Sincere thanks go to Dr O Connell nurses and staff of MacGregor hospital for care and kindness during my recent stay Much gratitude also to Rev Fleming visiting friends church groups and Mr Wenham and Mr Smith who aided my travel Home welcome from the Manor and thanks to Mrs Stinson and Mrs North for meals and acts of kindness The writer notes the difficulty of expressing gratitude and reflects on shared sorrow and joy in life. Stewart Manns
Mrs B Outhwaite and Mr and Mrs George Dahmer and Mr and Mrs Jim Hodgins attended the funeral of A W Outhwaite in Carberry on Monday. The Explorer's group of Austin United Church plans a Fun Fair in the church lower room from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday April 6. Return hospital quilt ticket books to Mrs Poyser or Mrs Outhwaite by March 30.
On Sunday March 24 a birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Gordon Taylorson for Mrs Fred Taylorson. Grandchildren Heather Linda Taylorson Cathy Troy presented an electric fry pan as relatives sang and a turkey supper was shared by 28 guests including the Troy, Taylorson, Hodge Lam bert and Pogue families.
Mr and Mrs D Hilman and Tanis of Minnedosa visited the Duncan home as Katrime Curling Club held its annual meeting with 15 members present. John McRa named president Lloyd Street vice president Olga Duncan secretary treasurer along with Ralph Alderson Ed Heselwood Jeanne Caskey and Edith Jenkins as committee members. A hall meeting was set for April 4 to discuss a letter from MacGregor Centre. Red Cross donations to Linda Heselwood due by March 31. Mr and Mrs R H Caskey were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs E Incan of Portage.
The Association for Retarded Children needs an oil-bed space heater for the Sprucedale Adult Centre greenhouse in Austin. Apply to Mrs Hazel Olson at MacGregor or Mrs E Anderson in Austin.
Neighbors and relatives from MacGregor Portage Souris and Winnipeg visit friends and family this weekend. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Herman Weber Mr and Mrs George Ardagh Norman Shirley Anderson Inez Hathaway Earl Ryckman Barber North McKelvy Kane Quinn Abcott Kane Chapman Anderson and other townspeople.(sympathy noted for Outhwaite family)
Bake sale at Pauch Electric on Thursday April 11 to raise aid. A sewing help day at MacGregor Collegiate on Monday April 8 invites attendees with sewing problems to bring patterns for size adjustments.
Court of Queen's Bench ruled on four gold bars found in a raincoat abandoned in a downtown restaurant over two years ago. Judge Gordon Hall ordered the bars valued at 5040 dollars turned to a Winnipeg law firm for disbursement. Individual shares include Ritz Brazil 125 dollars for finding the coat, Maurice Adleman and Benjamin Rayman 2000 dollars, Anthony Peter Coote Sykes and Castle Coote Finance 2212.90 dollars, with the city and police receiving 206.10 dollars in costs.
Buffalo in the remarketed offer includes 50 head of two year olds priced at 275 each, weighing about half a ton. Available for individual purchase or as a group until April 15, the Game Fish and Parks department notes the impracticality of keeping a buffalo in a small apartment but says well suited for those with ample space.
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