Classified Rates and Deadlines for MacGregor Herald May 9 1973
The MacGregor Herald lists advertising rates for classifieds and notices. Cash rates are 7 cents per word for the first 15 words, 5 cents for each additional word. second insertion 50 cents if under 15 words. birth notices and related notices have a minimum charge of 1.50 for 60 words or less, 1.50 per column inch for death notices. Deadline is Tuesday 1:30 p.m. for classified and local readers.
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Towle service marks Austin death of Annie Elizabeth Towle
Annie Elizabeth Towle of Austin Manitoba died May 1 1973 at MacGregor district hospital aged eighty. She is survived by husband Thomas C Towle ten children and many grandchildren. service held May 4 at Austin United Church with Salvation Army officer Lieutenant David Wilder assisting. Interment in Austin Cemetery.
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MacGregor District Hospital
Annie Elizabeth Towle
Austin
Manitoba
Thomas C. Towle
Portage la Prairie
Robert Birkett
Percy
Air
Evelyn) Campbell
Cecil Towle
Burnaby
B.C
Russell Towle
Maple Ridge
Donald Towle
Rexdale
Ontario
Leslie Towle
Arnold Towle
Atikokan
Ont
David Towle
Delta
Alice Burman
Bredinburg
Sask
Salvation Army
David Lander
Austin United Church
Beryl Christofferson
Harvey Robinson
Rugged Cross
Omega Funeral Home
Percy Pearson
George Duncan
William Makinson
Jack Stephenson
Ted Collier
Donald Makinson
Roy Snaith
Cecil Jones
Alexander Beresford
George Lewis
Lloyd Jones
Percy Ewen
Remembering Dorothy Ellen Ellen Clark and Marguerite McCaskie
In loving memory of Dorothy Morris Payne who died May 10, 1949. Also Ellen Clark who passed May 7, 1971 and Marguerite Vivian McCaskie McCaskill who died May 11, 1968. Loved ones express lasting grief and fond memories.
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Thompson
Samuel Thompson
Wes Nowosad
Payne
Dorothy
Nee Morris
Clark
Ellen
Merton
Annie
Jack
Joyce
McCaskie
Marguerite Vivian McCaskill
Marion
Help Wanted Sales Personnel at Chapman Motors
Help wanted to merchandise a full line of General Motors cars and trucks. Good fringe benefits and incentives provided. Write or contact Elmer Gullet at G. S. M. Chapman Motors Ltd. in Killarney for details.
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Killarney
Man
General Motors
Elmer Gullet
Chapman Motors Ltd
Beaver UCW News April 6 Meeting at Joyce Clark Home
Beaver UCW met at Joyce Clark’s home on April 6 for the monthly gathering. Eight members and one visitor attended. Devotion led by Joyce Clark with Easter focus. Allison Graham read a chapter on India. Treasurer Jean Harkness reported $206.00 across three catered district sales, group netting $49.82. Thanks to all who donated pies and served. Next meeting at Ina Asmundson on May 16 with Betty Harkness assisting devotion. lunch to be provided by Ina and Betty.
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Beaver U.C.W
Joyce Clark
Allison Graham
India
Jean Harkness
Ina Asmundson
Betty Harkness
Manitoba bill offers drug cost help for seniors
A bill named the Prescription Drugs Cost Assistance Act received first reading in the Legislature. Health Minister Rene Toupin said it would cover 80 percent of drug costs above 50 dollars per year for individuals and above 100 dollars per year for married couples, targeting Manitobans over 65.
Igloos Go Commercial as Toronto Architects Target Arctic Market
Toronto architees cornering a new market by selling igloos to Eskimos. Shelter Ltd. built seven imitation igloos with wood coated in polyurethane foam for a children's camp, catching the eye of Eskimos at Baker Lake. They plan Arctic meetings for the Arctic Christian Fellowship, preferring a durable, melt-free structure.
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Toronto
Architees
Eskimos
Jeremy Jenkins
Shelter Ltd
Baker Lake
Hudson Bay
Arctic Christian Fellowship
MacGregor Locals Wish Mrs Duncan Happy 84th Birthday
Mrs M Duncan celebrated her 84th birthday with neighbors and relatives at a Sunday gathering in MacGregor. The note lists numerous visits and social appearances by local families, including Abbotsford Vancouver Winnipeg and Regina connections, as well as a birthday party at the Manor in Brandon.
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Olver Schneiner
Brad
Amos Currie
Melville, Sask
Joe Birch
Thompson
W. Bennett
A. J. Struthers
Regina
E. K. W. Cox
Mr. Struthers
Jim MacDonald
Tom Telford
Cindy
Doug Noble
Yorkton, Sask
Jean McDonald
Winnipeg
W. Sparrow
Brandon
Allan Bush
Tracy
Fred Snaith
Costs May Damp Day Care Program Expansion
Premier Ed Schreyer warns spiralling education costs may hinder expanding day care in Manitoba. He cited formal requirements and high staffing costs as key obstacles while noting government spending restraints on public schools. Winnipeg social worker Jackie Briscoe questions feasibility of holding line on increases without more funding.
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Ed Schreyer
Manitoba Provincial Council of Women
Mr. Schreyer
Jackie Briscoe
Winnipeg
Council
Medieval Times Return in California Sheltered Reenactment
Knights in homemade armor recreate medieval life in suburbia as the Society for Creative Anachronism holds monthly revels. Lady Cheryl of Castlewhyte notes participants bring medieval style lunches while Cheryl White acts as senseschal heading the Sacramento area Shire of the Golden Rivers in the West Kingdom.
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California
Society For Creative Anchronism
Cheryl
Castlewhyte
Cheryl White
David White
White
Sacramento Area
Golden Rivers of the West Kingdom
No Jobs Lost At Calgary Base Says TSO
Lt Col Charles Millar of the Technical Services Office states no civilian layoffs will occur at the Canadian Armed Forces Base Calgary as 18 firefighting and about 50 cleaning jobs are contracted out. Nine to 12 firefighters will transfer to Camp Wainwright with others offered internal transfers. PSAC disputes any forced reductions.
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Calgary
Charles Millar
Millar
Camp Wainwright
Public Service Alliance of Canada
Edwin News May Meeting at Helen Book Home
Edwin U C W held a May meeting at the Helen Book home with nine members present and one visitor. Devotional by Anne Pallister and Nell Painter, a verse read in unison, two hymns, and business items followed by The Lord's Prayer. Lunch served by Roberta Chepil and Helen Boak. Jackie Boak, Jackie Painter of New Westminster, visited the E Painter home on Sunday for her sister's wedding in Portage and other relatives.
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Portage
Lorna
George Painter
West Hawk Lake
Ernie Row
Painter
Clarence
Geroge
Roy Patterson
Brandon
Barrie McMillan
Pembroke
Edwin
McKenzie
Verna
al Haworth
Blaine and
Kenny
Killarney
C. Patterson
Bradley
John Podruchney
Flin Flon
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