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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 23, 1963

Page

5

Death notices and funeral details from MacGregor area

William Martin died recently and Mrs. Martin, a longtime MacGregor resident since 1948, is survived by a daughter Violet Lewis of Austin and sons Clarence and Wallace of MacGregor, plus ten grandchildren and four siblings. Funeral service was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at MacGregor United Church with Beaver Cemetery interment. McMaster Funeral Home arranged.

William Martin Martin MacGregor Winnipeg John Smith Portage Jim Smith Edwin Charles Smith MacGregor United Church Beaver Cemetery McMaster Funeral Home

MacGregor Hospital Aid thanks supporters men and women

The MacGregor Hospital Aid expresses gratitude to all who helped with the tea and produce sale last Saturday and to Mrs. W Roberts for the use of her home. The total raised from tea, produce, and a cushion raffle was 79 dollars.

MacGregor

Foxes welcome granddaughter Dorothy May in Winnipeg

Mr and Mrs R G Fox announce the arrival of their first granddaughter Dorothy May on May 12 1963 at Misericordia Hospital Winnipeg. Baby weighs 7 pounds 3 ounces. Proud parents are Jim and Lucille Fox of Fort Garry Manitoba.

Fox R. G. Fox Dorothy May Misericordia Hospital Winnipeg Jim Lucille Fort Garry

In loving memory of Leslie Barber

In loving memory of Leslie Barber who died May 21 1960. Flowers placed on his grave may wither but love for him who sleeps beneath will never pass away. Ever remembered and sadly missed by Mom and Dad.

Barber Leslie Mom Dad

Bereavement thanks to friends and hospital care

The Bert Radford family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy messages and acts of kindness during their recent bereavement. Grateful for the flowers from the Southend MacAulay friends and for the care given to dad at MacGregor hospital.

Southend - MacAulay MacGregor Hospital Dad Bert Radford

Thank You Note from Ira E. Taylor to Katrinne and MacGregor

Ira E. Taylor extends thanks to Katrinne and MacGregor families for cards and letters and to those who visited him during his stay at Winnipeg General Hospital.

Katrinne MacGregor Winnipeg General Hospital Ira E. Taylor

Expressions of Gratitude to Kind Friends and Family

The Albert Pyaer Family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness flowers and sympathy during our loved one's illness and passing. Special thanks to Rev Armistead Sandra Kelly the chair MacGregor hospital staff and all who cared for dad while ill. A sincere thank you from the family.

Armistead Sandra Kelly MacGregor Hospital Dad Albert Pyaer

Bereavement Thanks From Scora Family

We extend heartfelt thanks for kindness sympathy messages and floral offerings from relatives friends and neighbors during our recent bereavement. John and Grace Scora and Family.

John and Grace Scora

Notice to Creditors in Estate of Ethel Graham

Statutory declaration required by June 26 in Manitoba for the estate of Ethel Graham widow of MacGregor Village. Claimant notices must file before the deadline as of May 21 in this province.

Albert Poyser MacGregor Province of Manitoba Portage la Prairie Ethel Graham Mac.Gregor

Bagot UCW Holds Meeting in May Near MacGregor

The Bagot United Church Women met at Mrs. Armistead’s MacGregor home on May 15 with 18 members present. The session opened with worship and hymn, scripture read by Mrs. Nichol, followed by dedication and prayer.

Bagot U.C.W

Royal Needlework Experts Restore 16th Century Piece

London experts at the British Museum work on restoring a 16th century item linked to the Tower position in 1586. The fragile artifact, tied to royal needlework, is being conserved to preserve its historical significance and craftsmanship for future study.

London British Museum Tower

Five Year Rotation A Must For Peas

A. L. D. Martin of Manitoba Agriculture warns peas should not be sown on land that hosted a pea crop in the prior five years. A five year rotation is a minimum to avoid Asco cyta fungus and bacterial blight. Seed should be fungicide treated with a Captan base and inoculant. mercuric base fungicides should not be mixed with inoculants. Early sowing helps peas resist powdery mildew.

A. L. D. Martin Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation Silmon Portage la Prairie Martin

MacGregor Locals Visit and Weekend Guests

Kenora visitor W H Marr called on Mrs H Shaw and Lindsay while Mrs L Saunders returned to Winnipeg to visit the Barber family. Mr and Mrs Harold Barber hosted Sunday guests. Mrs M Little visits Winnipeg. Ethel Smith of Toronto visits the Cook home and relatives. Jack Scott and family from Winnipeg spent the weekend with Nels Noblgren. Frank Graham from Quill Lake visits district. Clifford Sharp and family from Brandon were weekend guests. Mrs Jack Gibson and son visit Calgary.

W. H. Marr Kenora Harold Barber Bob Barber L. Saunders G. Fotheringham Winnipeg Barber Jack Scott Nels Noblgren Frank Graham Quill Lake Sask Clifford Sharp Brandon Reg Sharp Jack Gibson Calgary Alta

Canadians, U.S. Seen as Most Talkative by McLean

Cyrus McLean, president of the B C Telephone Company, told the Canadian Public Relations Society convention that Canadians and Americans lead in global talkativeness. He noted 60 percent of the world’s telephones are in these two countries, while they house about seven percent of the population. He forecast Canada will rise from about 40 phones per 100 persons to 60 in seven years and potentially over 900 per 100 by 1980.

Vancouver United States Cyrus McLean B.C Canadian Public Relations Society Canada

Weekend Holiday For One Penny

Mrs Phyllis Dark of College Park Ga wrote to the Panama City Chamber of Commerce claiming a weekend vacation for her and two sons costs one penny The chamber offered meals and lodging for three from Friday night to Sunday The mother said a prayer was answered and her sons had saved 11 dollars between them for the trip

Panama City Florida Phyllis Dark College Park

Katrime WA tea sale and dances schedule

The Katrime WA hosts a tea and sale of work at Katrime Hall on Thursday May 23 with all welcome. A dance Friday May 31 features Walter Machan. The Katrime annual picnic and dance is set for Friday June 28. Britannia Chapter LO.D.E. presents a hair fashion show at MacGregor Memorial Hall on Thursday June 6 with a two act comedy in the afternoon and an Evening Cavalcade of Beauty from 8:30 to 9:30. St Pauls W.A. meets May 29 at Mrs E R Ford’s home at 2 p.m. U.C.W. general meeting May 27 at 8 p.m. church. Attendance urged.

Bagot C. Stewart A. Kalberg Martin Oberon Japan Korea Katrime Katrime Hall Walter Machan St. Paul's W.A E. R. Ford At & P U.C.W

New Flax Rust Discovered At Manitoba Farm

Researchers at the Experimental Farm in Morden report a new race of flax rust found in trace amounts on newly licensed varieties Cree and Army. Marine and Sheyenne are susceptible, while Redwood Rocket Raja resist. No immediate threat to Manitoba flax production. rotations advised to avoid flax following flax.

Morden Army North Dakota Rocket Manitoba

Hartford News Visitors and Family Visits Across Manitoban Towns

Hartford News reports a week of social visits and family gatherings. among those listed are Mrs Milne and Sandra Lamont with relatives visiting Hud son Bay Sask. other visitors include Mr and Mrs Shannon Mr and Mrs Thompson Mr and Mrs J Smith and family at a funeral in MacGregor for Mrs Johanna Martin. additional trips include Gourlay Murray and Brenda in Winnipeg and Nowosad visitors from Winnipeg joining the Thompsons for a weekend in Oak Lake with the McClure family.

D. Lamont Mrs. Milne Shannon Scott Sandra Lamont Mrs. Shannon Hudson Bay Sask

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