Engagement announced for Hazel Allan and William Martin Anderson
The notice states the engagement of Hazel Doreen Allan to William Martin Anderson, son of Earle and Mrs. Anderson of MacGregor, with a MacGregor United Church wedding planned for Saturday, May 29 at 4 o'clock. The ad lists local classified items for sale and notices including real estate, vehicles, farming equipment, and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Doreen
William
Martin Anderson
Earle Anderson
MacGregor, Man
MacGregor United Church
Memorial for Stanley Cooper Coed and Father
A memorial notice for Stanley Cooper who died May 10 1962. The tribute recalls the lingering memory and quotes lines about swift years and everlasting remembrance. Irene Maureen and Glenda, his wife and daughters, express ongoing affection.
In memoriam Albert Poyser obituary notice
In loving memory of our dear husband, Dad and Grandpa Albert Poyser who passed away May 8, 1963. In our hearts you will always stay loved and remembered day by day. Life must go on and we know is true, but it’s not the same since we lost you. Lovingly remembered by his wife Harold Rollie Evelyn Bert and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poyser
Dad
Albert Poyser
Wice
Harold
Rollie
Evelyn
Bert
In loving memory of Doreen Patterson May 4 1956
Memorial note from family expressing everlasting remembrance and deep longing to hear her voice and see her smile. Doreen is missed by Mom Dad and Uncle George, with enduring love and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Doreen
Mom
Dad
George
Card of Thanks From Sawatzky Family in MacGregory Area
The Sawatzky family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors in the MacGregory and Beaver districts for support at their April 30 sale and for the past 200 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregory
Beaver
C. A. Sawatzky and
Atkins Farewell Note From Austin to Minnedosa
Harris and Kathleen Atkins thank friends for arranging a social evening and gifts. They state Austin will always be dear to them and their children and invite continued welcome in their new home in Minnedosa.
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Austin
Minnedosa
Harris
Kathleen Atkins
Thanks to MacGregor Fire Department and Joan Henry
A message of gratitude thanks the MacGregor Fire Department for their efficient services on April 27. Special thanks are extended to Joan Henry and to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lacombe for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor Fire Department
Joan Henry
Paul Lacombe
Opportense Thanks For Kindness After Loss
A family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for concern after the death of their husband and father. Special appreciation for flowers, food, cards, and transportation. Gratitude to those who called at the home to share sorrow. Hazel Allan and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Allan
Nancy
Lyall Stone
Beverey Allan
Perry Allan
Record Wheat Shipments In March
The Canadian Board of Grain Commissioners reports overseas wheat shipments for March at a record 23,400,000 bushels, up 900,000 from 1964 and above the 10-year March average of 18,800,000. Wheat flour exports were 3,500,000 bushels, down 1,800,000 from March 1964. Clearances from Aug 1 to March 31 reached 24,600,000 bushels, about 66,000,000 below 1964. Britain, Communist China, Japan, Czechoslovakia, Poland and West Germany were chief customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Board of Grain Commissioners
Britain
China
Japan
Czechoslovakia
Poland
West Germany
You Have a Date MacGregor U C W Meeting
The afternoon unit of You Have a Date MacGregor UCW will meet at the church on Monday May 10 at 2 30 p.m. The evening unit will meet the same day at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs Allan Mc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor U.C.W
Allan McGregor
Local visits and anniversaries in Kатrime area
Mrs A Briscoe of MacGregor and Mrs J McLachlan hosted visitors for Sunday dinner at Bert Caskey home joined by Bill Phillips Rob bie and Jim Runions of Souris. Cairns of Portage celebrated Chester Cairns 25th wedding anniversary with E Duncan. Various others traveled to Brandon Edmonton and Edmonton area for visits while Steve Thompson hosted Sunday supper with Allyson Thompoon Gordon Pilkington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Briscoe
MacGregor
Afr
E. Duncan
Chester Cairns
Portage
Cairns
A. Giercke
Brandon
L. McKinstry
Edmonton
J. Anderson
Terry Duncan
Clayton
Alta
Bert Caskey
Bill Phillips
Jim Runions
Souris
Steve ‘Thompson
Allyson Thompoon
Gordon Pilkington
Oliver Wood
Ken Patterson
Gary Thompson
Archie McDonald
Winnipeg
Wm. Sparrow
Russ Cairns
Suny
Sunrise Service and Rally Highlight C.G.L.T. Events
CGT News notes a Sunrise Service at Rev Armistead's 5 am then to Sidney Hills for worship. Breakfast hosted by the Armisteads. MacGregor CGT attended a Fiftieth Anniversary Rally in Winnipeg on April 20 with nearly 4,000 attendees from Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario. Errick Willis, Manitoba’s Lieutenant-Governor, was guest of honor. Tea set for April 15 from 3 to 5 pm invites former leaders and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.g.lt
Hi-C
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Errick Willis
Man Soba
Christian Education
Indonesia
Nine Bills Approved by Manitoba Legislature
The Manitoba Legislature passed third readings on nine bills including the Consumer Credit Act. Provisions cover a 48 hour contract cancellation window for at home sales, with exemptions for certain wholesale, manufacturer and retailer transactions. The Predator Control Act ends provincial government support for predator bounty payments on a 50-50 basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Decision on plant location in Manitoba soon
Brandon Manitoba officials await a final decision on locating a $30,000,000 chemical fertilizer plant in Manitoba within the next 30 days. W Grant Kilbourne, vice-president of J R Simplot Co of Boise Idaho, says the decision will hinge on economic factors including freight rates and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Man
Manitoba
W. Grant Kilbourne
J. R. Simplot Co
Boise
Idaho
Glee Club and Athletes Prep for Local Festival and Meet
The Glee Club and other students at Austin Collegiate are rehearsing for the Gladstone Festival at week’s end with hopes for a trophy. Athletic students are training for the Divisional Track and Field Meet at Plumas on May 21. Last Monday the student body visited the Tree-Planting campaign car, viewing conservation films and learning the benefits of planting trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Cu
Gladstone
Stuents
Plumas
Manitoba forestry warns residents to avoid grassland fires
The Manitoba forestry department urged rural residents not to ignite grasslands as high winds persist. A. W. Braine, director of forest protection, reported numerous grass fires across the province in the last two days, including a large blaze near Camper in Gypsumville, 130 miles northwest of Winnipeg. He said crews were overwhelmed by fires in the Interlake east of Winnipeg and in the southwest.
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Manitoba Forestry Department
A. W. Braine
Camper
Gypsumville
Winnipeg
Beaver News notes travels and sad accident deaths
Beaver residents report Sunday visits in Manitoba and Saskatchewan while Winnipeg hosts relatives. Irene Shaw and sisters return from Edmonton after attending the funeral of W A Smith and his mother Mrs Hessie Smith, who died in a car crash on the Banff Windermere highway. The crash left a guard rail plunge of 60 feet and the family grieves for Mr. A Smith whose wife is Hazel Shaw and who leaves two sisters and a brother.
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J. Lauder
Irene Shaw
Edmonton
W. A. Smith
Hessie Smith
Banff Windermere Highway
Radium Hot Springs
Hazel Shaw
Shower honors Hazel Pennell bride elect May 29
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Hazel Pennell bride elect will be held in Memorial Hall on Tuesday May 11 at 830 PM. All MacGregor district friends are invited. MacGregor 4H club Foods and Crafts display and achievement event takes place May 13 at 8 PM with doors at 7. Lunch will be served and a silver collection taken. Beaver UCW tea set for June 4 at Beaver Hall with further particulars to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Pennell
MacGregor
Beaver Ucw
Beaver Hall
MacGregor Locals Observe Weekend Visits and Death
Local notes chronicle visitors to MacGregor and area, including Art and Mire Johnson of Winnipeg, Bre Russ Hotel acquaintances, and multiple Brandon and Winnipeg relatives. Mrs Helen Crowder nee McIntosh died in Winnipeg May 2. sympathy extended. Birthday and wedding attendances noted, plus several weekend visits to Portage and Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Johnson
Winnipeg
Denver Collins
Helen Crowder
Helen McIntosh
Former Resident Floate Celebrates 80th Birthday
Mrs Floate of Winnipeg formerly MacGregor resident was honored at a tea hosted by her daughter Mrs B DuGuay in Fort Garry to mark her 80th birthday on Wednesday April 28. Attending were friends in Winnipeg and others from MacGregor Bagot and nearby areas.
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M. Floate
Winnipeg
MacGregor
Wm. Sparrow
Albert Lunn
Verna Stenhouse
Dennis Lamb
Murray Lamb
Rea
Floate
B. DuGuay
Fort Garry
Edna Kane
Carol
Doris Wark
K. Larson
H. Street
S. Coulthard
Bagot
Manitoba MLAs Back Farm Labor Unemployment Benefits
The Manitoba Legislature endorsed a resolution urging unemployment insurance coverage for farm workers. Introduced by Morris McGregor, the plan cites lack of benefits as harming job seekers while A W Harrison notes farm workers are treated as second class citizens, being excluded from benefits alongside fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Morris McGregor
Pc—Virden
A.W. Harrison
Minster Without Portfolio
Committees Appointed for Government Reorganization and Safety
The Manitoba Legislature appointed two new committees and reappointed a third to oversee local government reorganization rules of the legislature and highway traffic control and safety. Resolutions to form the committees were approved unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Room For Poultry Expansion
Manitoba Industry Minister Gurney Evans says the poultry sector can grow profitably with modern methods. Manitobans eat 13 to 14 million pounds annually while 9 million are produced locally, leaving 4 to 5 million pounds imported from Ontario Alberta and the United States. The Manitoba Development Fund has funded loans to producers to upgrade facilities as debate over expansion continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg (Cp
Gurney Evans
Manitoba
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Lad
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Turner
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Portage la Prairie
Apply Royal Cafe
Woelke
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Sidney
C. W. Slork
Buick
Sloane
Canadian Pacific Railway
R. McEwen
Knox Bros
Lloyd Hodgins
H. Driedger
W. J. Lintott
Jim Edmunson
Sidney Pool Elevator Association
Frigidaire
Norge
C. W. Lye and Son Ltd
Registere
Andrew Liesbrecht
H. S. Barton
Seven Room
George Phone
S. J. Sidney
Graham Melschlan
Phon
Russell Templeton
Bob Watton
S.K.F
Trev Owens
Portage Cons
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MacGregor Hotel
Cooper
Stanley Cooper
Irene
Maureen
Glenda
Mitchell ‘MacGregor
S.J. Mitchell
Herb. Borton
S. E. Burch & Son
Carberry
Katrime News
CGT. News
Beaver News
Alan Drader
Ebor and
Elknorn, Man
R. G. Smith
Law
E. Rusk
Gainsborough, Sask
Howard Cobbe
Macgregor Locals
Henry Frank
Lyle Hay
Harry McVannel
Karen
E. Fraser
West Coast
Chas. Pennell
Pine Falls
Sirs
Gammet Penne
Harlem Pogue
Ed Hulme
Hay-Mansoft
Air
Chari Orchard
Neepawa
Roy McLaughlan
Mary Boyle
Sand Point
Ont
Winnie Taylor
Ethel Taylor
Art Taylor
Winpeg
Harold Sears
Betty McLaughlan
Don Barber
Doug Barber
Steinbach
Alex Frank
William Ave
Sudbury
Barber Homes
L. F. Westrum
Briercrest, Sask
Holy Trinity Church
H. Litster
Marsh Smith
W. Allan
Robin
Harrison
Alberta
United States
Evans
Manitoba Development Fund
S. R. Schreyer
NDP
Brokenhead
Schreyer
North Norfolk
Inter-City Gas Utilities Ltd
Company
Public Utility Board of Manitoba
DD & Meccerger
Order of the Council
Sxorelaey-Treeturer Ah Hay
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