Birth Announcement and Obituaries From Local Toronto Paper
Parson s Mr and Mrs Richard L Parsons announce the birth of their son Robert Jeffrey 7 lbs 15 oz on May 1 in the Women s Pavilion Winnipeg. Hulme In loving memory of James T Hulme who died April 27 1938. Payne In loving memory of Dorothy May Payne who passed away May 10 1949. Akood Thanks sincere thank you to St Paul s W A and friends for cards parcels of fruit and inquiries during stay in hospital Card of Thanks thank the LO DE for the lovely box and visits at the hospital For Sale items include McCormick Deering cream separator dining room suite alfalfa hay two piece chest set freezer several other farm goods and services including sale notices and livestock listings.
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Parsons
Richard L. Parsons
Marjorie Chant
Robert Jeffrey
Winnipeg
Payne
Dorothy May Payne
Dorothy
Beverley
St. Paul’s W.A
St. Boniface Hospital
Lo.de
MacGregor Hospital
Service for service Classy Pinto Stallion for service
Classified notice advertises a brown and white pinto stallion available for service. Contact George Weisbrot in Gladstone, Manitoba, with a provided phone number. Also notes trenching for plastic water pipe at six to seven feet deep with 35 cents per running foot, minimum 100 feet for $35. Apply Abe H. Funk at a second phone and MacGregor listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weisbrot
Gladstone
Man
Abe H. Funk
MacGregor
Gratitude for Support During Illness at MacGregor Hospital
A note of thanks to kind folk and organizations for cards letters gifts flowers fruit candy and visits while confined to MacGregor Hospital. Special thanks to Austin Collegiate staff and Mr F Hall for relieving responsibilities as principal and teacher, and to MacGregor hospital staff for making it pleasant to be sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac i Gregor Hospital
Austin Collegiate
F. Hall
MacGregor Hospital
Surprise parties mark Stewart couple's 25th anniversary
John and Adam Stewart thank Makaroff and Mac Gregor for hosting a surprise supper on April 29 and friends for a May 1 celebration at their home. They express gratitude for an electric fry pan, flowers, cards, messages, a lamp, and a luncheon provided by the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makaroff
MacGregor
John
Adam Stewart
Card of Thanks and Local Notices From Austin Area
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends from Southend and Macaulay for gifts given on leaving the district. Names Jim Lucille Donna Mark and Kerry Cox signed the note. For sale two items include eleven fall calves for 1300 and yellow blossom sweet clover mustard free cleaned and bagged with feed oats, contact W J Loney and W Lousley in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southend
Macaulay
W. J. Loney
Austin
W. Lousley
MacGregor
United Church Women schedule May meetings and events
Eas Units 1 2 3 meet May 14 at 8 p.m. at the church and Unit 4 meets at Mrs Russ Tarr's home. Unit 4 hosts a buffet supper May 16 from 5 30 to 7 30 in United Church Hall. Explorers and Messengers sell artificial carnations on May 12 for Mother's Day. A rummage sale at the church May 26. Canadian Order of Foresters sponsors a Cancer fund dance May 18 at MacGregor Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Russ Tarr
U.C.W
United Church Hall
Explorers and Messenger's
L. Patterson
Canadian Order of Foresters
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Cancer Fund
The
MacGregor Local News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
George Currie reports Murray McDougall in Medicine Hat hospital and wishes him well. Winnipeg course for Glenn Hotel manager. Mrs Joe Moore returns to visit family in MacGregor after 26 years away. Norman Ardagh weekend in Winnipeg with ice cream truck crew. 4-H member Edna Givbs to attend Youth Leadership week in Winnipeg. George Currie grandson born David Mark Baleuinas April 19. Local remarks on dry southwest Manitoba conditions. Various visits, guests, and congratulations including 95th birthday of F J Beatty of Victoria. MacGregor praised as clean town by visitors from Winnipeg and Winnipeg area.
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George Currie
Murray McDougall
Medicine Hat
Edna Givbs
Winnipeg
David Mark Baleuinas
George
Manitoba
C. R. Barber
Rossendale
Barrie Barber
Harold Barber
F. J. Beatty
Victoria
B.C
Mr. Beatty
Tom Thomasson
Beaver District
Chas. Grundy
Chas. Elliott
Makaroff
R. W. Cobbe
C.N. Argue
T. R. Argue
Mather, Man
Chas. Pennell
Lindsay Shaw
Local Notes From Southend-Macaulay Area
Community news lists weekend visits and visitors from Bagot Winnipeg and Portage. Birth announcements include Robert Jeffrey Parsons son of Mr and Mrs Richard Parsons (nee Marjorie Chant) in Winnipeg. Local scenes cover hospital visit, committee planning for a 75th fair float with fund drive, and new job starts at Stewart Electric in Winnipeg Commonwealth Construction Steinbach.
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Southend - Macaulay
G. Scora
Morley Richardson
Bagot
Betty McGregor
Wm. Scora
Sid Hay
Jim Jeffries
Brandon
Glen Lowe
Darwin Anderson
Austin
Robert Chant
Art Chant
Jed
Winnipeg
Esk
Cliff
Doug
Bill Anderson
Stewart Electric
Ron Anderson
Commonwealth Construction
Steinbach
Roy Glover
Elsie Grove
Minnedosa
Vint
Kivelhan
North Norfolk Agricultural Society to Invite Ex-Residents
The North Norfolk and District Agricultural Society sets up a committee to send invitations to ex North Norfolk residents for the 75th Fair this coming summer. If you know any ex residents contact Russ Hotel Mrs Arther Grove Herb Barton H J Dank versus reiter Ed Chant Pete Med xe cor or any society member.
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North Norfolk and District Agricultural Society
North Norfolk
Urs. Russ Hotel
Arther" Grove
Herb Barton
H. J. Dank Vsreiter
Ed Chant
Pete Medxecor
Canadian Weekend Toll From Traffic and Drownings
A Canadian Press survey records 18 of 30 accidental deaths from traffic over the weekend across provinces. Ontario led with seven road fatalities. Quebec five. Nova Scotia and Manitoba two each. Alberta, British Columbia, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, and Saskatchewan reported none. Five drownings occurred nationwide, with Ontario and British Columbia each two and Quebec one. A Manitoba hunting accident claimed one boy. two Ontario children died of suffocation and another in a fall. Two other deaths occurred in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Industrial accidents, suicides, and slayings are excluded.
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Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
Alberta
British Columbia
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
4-H Youth Leadership Week Saintly Winnipeg Reflections
Edna Gibbs recounts her selection as an outstanding 4-H member to attend the Winnipeg Youth Leadership Week, April 28 to 27, with about 100 Manitoba delegates at Eden Roc Motel. The program featured lectures by D J Meadows, E H Lange, Rev E W Scott, Don Stammen, Mrs Pat Hansen, and sessions on leadership, etiquette, dancing, and career exploration culminating in a banquet and windup party. Gibbs encourages ongoing participation and shares a closing message about using our two ends wisely.
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Edna Gibbs
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Eden Roc
Pembina Highway
University
Agricultural
University of Manitoba
D. J. Meadows
Carberry Dist
E. H. Lange
E. W. Scott
Don Stammen
Pat Hansen
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Norquay
New Early Muskmelons For Prairies
A new early maturing musk melon Wheat City released by the federal experimental farm at Brandon Man. The variety suits home gardeners and commercial growers in short season areas. Wheat City matures earlier than Far North with small vines and fruits weighing one to three pounds. Skin lightly mottled yellow when ripe flesh salmon colored thick and moderately firm. Seed cavities small and tightly filled. If kept at room temperature fruits spoil in two days but remain in good condition longer than other early varieties. Sugar content may exceed 14 percent.
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Wheat City
Federal
Brandon
Man
H. H. Marshall
Far North
Edwin News From the District Visitors and Mumps Notice
Robert Boak of Winnipeg visited district relatives last week. F Bogue of MacGregor visited Mrs C McDermott and Mrs C Gould. Mr and Mrs Geo Boak returned from a holiday to report a pleasant trip. Mr and Mrs G Noyer of Carvery spent the weekend at the St Boyer. Get well wishes to those with mumps.
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Robert Boak
Winnipeg
Airs. F. Bogue
MacGregor
C. McDermott
C. Gould
Ars. Geo. Boak
Noyer of
Carverry
St. Boyer
Barley Smuts Explain Distinct Smut Types and Control
Three barley smut species attack grain. True loose smut spreads by spores in heads and within the embryo, making chemical seed treatment ineffective. resistant varieties or clean seed offer control. False loose and covered smut can be managed by seed treatment, while identification relies on spore germination and seed hull infection.
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ASH
Hulme
James T. Hulme
Anna E. Hulme
McCormick Deering
H. S. Borton, MacGregor
Art Leckie
D. J. McGregor
Mac
Gregor
A. McGregor
R. J. Sims
Pontiac Laurentian
Henry Boschman
Box
Tawa
Cecil Zimmerman
John Deere
W.D
Cockshutt
Lye Motors
Knox Bros
Pine Creek
Austin Exchange
Aus
Rueben Storie
Marquette
Stan Firth
Henry Thiessen
Sidney
John Deere CC
M.M
Lawrence Heselwood
Katrime
Don Barber
J.R. Stephenson
New New Holland
Massey Ferguson
Mf-Nh
Apply Herald Office
J. Knox
Portage-Norfolk
Orange Jacobson
Fred Snaith
Pine Creek United Church
Alex Livingstone
For
Jim, Lucille
Donna
Mark
Kerry Cox
Denwal Pharmacy
Macgregor Locals
Norman Ardagh
Robert Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Bud Graham
Wayne
Boro
Wawanesa
Bob Kilfoyle
R. Kilfoyle
Armistead
Beaver U.C.W
Albert Bergquist
Sharon
Wes Thompson
Ween
Kenora
B. L. Jelly
Evelyn Sutton
Anne Marie Allen
Vern McNair
Jacqueline Anderson
Wwe
Mr. Workman
Edwin News
D. K. Metcalf
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