Wanted notices mix cream separator and job ads in Ontario style
Classified lines announce wanted items and positions with names and contact details. Cream separator 400 to 500 pounds sought stainless steel preferred. Old car before 1950, fair original condition. Experienced parts clerk for GM dealership. Combine operators and truck drivers for custom harvesting. Truck driver for rural 2S V operation. Potent mastitis treatment advertised at Denwal Pharmacy. Auction sales weekly by Peter's Auction Sales. Lawn mowing service offered by Gary Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Aman
In Memoriam Mrs Katherina Loewen
Obituary notice for Katherina Loewen born September 15 1930 Strasbourg near Halbstat died May 14 1973 at age forty two in memory of her husband Jacob and children Elaine Marlene Wilma Margaret and Larry with survivors and thanks to mourners and community leaders including Johanna Martin Memorial lines reference family notes and thanks for support from MacGregor Fire Department and neighbors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherina Loewen
Nee Klassen
Strasbourg
Halbstat
John
Helena Klassen
Jacob
Jacob Loewen
Elaine
Marlene
Wilma
Margaret
Larry
Les Remple
Abe Wieler
Brendon Remple
FOR SALE 1968 Mercury Montego and auto parts
FOR SALE 1968 Mercury Montego 6 cylinder automatic, asking 1100. Wanted: 55, 56 or 57 2 door. 396 or bigger engine with 4 speed and shifter. Gary Waters phone 434 or 263 Carberry Manitoba. Also 6000 bushels heavy row feed barley for weanlings, two 18 inch front tractor tires and tubes. Apply Harvey Van Damme phone 466-2735. 21-cc-1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. H.T
Gary Waters
Carberry
Harvey van Damme
Mortgage Sale Of Valuable Village Property In MacGregor
Public auction by Robert Douglas at MacGregor Legion Hall on June 2 at 2:00 pm offers Lots 27 and 28, Block 1, Plan No. 46 in MacGregor Manitoba. One storey frame Tivoli Theatre building with seats and projection equipment, on Hampton Street. Cash 20 percent, balance per sale terms to be announced. Solicitor Mackay Long, Notre Dame Avenue, Winnipeg. May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Douglas
MacGregor Legion Hall
MacGregor
Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Weveneur
Hampton Street
Mackay Long
Notre Dame Avenue
Winnipeg
Time Dispensers and Cash Establish Personal Trade
A fragmented note mentions cash amount 32000.00 and a plan to sell time dispenser units as a personal establishment. The readable text references money in time dispensers and selling activities.
MacGregor Locals Share Weekend Visitor Notes
MacGregor residents report weekend visits from numerous relatives and friends across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The notices mention Irene Alderson, Murray and Bernice McQuiston at Reston Hotel, extended well wishes for Bev’s surgery, Doug Holliday’s passing, and Hector Shaw’s return from hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Alderson
Irene
Pipestone
Murray
Bernice McQuiston
Reston Hotel
Clare Brown
Martin Gisti
Winnipeg
Ralph Lye
Glenn ‘Morris
Charles Lye
W. Chant
Lloyd Chant
Montreal
Ed Chant
Bill Sawatzky
Headingley
MacGregor Rest Haven
Doug Noble
Grant and Murray
Yorkton, Sask
Don Barber
C. R. Barber
Doug Barber
Steinbach
Bev
Roy Wakefield
Fred Venn
Strath Booth
David Booth
Pinawa
Dave Pearson
Thompson
Ernie Holliday
Doug Holliday
Bruce Nichol
Carberry
Donna Lee Anderson
Fred Pierrepont
Bowsman
Lawrence Smith
Garry Buchanan
Coaldale
Alberta
Garry
Faye
Kamloops
Calgary
Beverley Isaacs
Audrey
Grant Smith
Harvey Jones
Ronald Jones
Portage
Gerald Jones
Brandon
George Alum
Wainwright
Alta
Martin Sheridan
Hector Shaw
Burtniak Announces Bike Safety Courses
Highways Minister Peter Burtniak introduced a July to August bicycle safety course for ages six to thirteen in Winnipeg and six other communities. The program, based on the Canada Safety Council plan, features six hours of instruction and a bike rodeo, with high school students as instructors and a Manitoba safe cycling crest upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Peter Burtniak
West Kildonan
St. Boniface
Transcona
St. Vital
Fort Garry
Portage la Prairie
Brandon
Dauphint
The
Pas
Flin Flon
Thompson
Canada
Manitoba
Burtniak
Highways Department
Faba Beans May Be for Chickens in Western Canada
Manitoba poultry researchers study faba beans as a protein source for laying hens. In trials with 5 000 hens on faba bean rations versus soybean barley, average daily production and egg quality were similar, suggesting potential to replace imported protein and boost local production. The crop grows with moisture needs and weed suppression without herbicides, promising a practical feed option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritimes
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Canada
Maritimers
Western Canada
Manitoba
Civil Service Bill Faces Strong Opposition In Manitoba
Manitoba legislators debated amendments to the Civil Service Act that would allow civil servants to engage in political activity with leaves of absence and reinstatement guarantees. Opponents Harry Enns and Joe Borowski warned it could politicize the public service, while Labor Minister Russell Paulley supported broader rights. Debate adjourned without a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Harry Enns
Lakeside
Joe Borowski
Civil Service Act
Labor
Russell Paulley
Manitoba Government Employees’ Association
Paulley
Pension Bill May Come Soon
Veterans Affairs Minister Daniel MacDonald hopes Parliament will see a bill to raise basic disability pensions for veterans before month end. The plan, tied to a throne speech promise, would lift single veterans to 4520 from 3793 and add 25 percent for married vets, with annual increases linked to public service salaries. Stanley Knowles notes the 50 year old pledge to base pensions on public salaries should be kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Affairs
Daniel MacDonald
Jack Marshall
Humber-St George’s—St. Barbe
Stanley Knowles
NDP
Winnipeg North Centre
Manitoba Borrowings Criticized in House
Manitoba debates approve a $273.5 million capital spending plan amid opposition blasts at Manitoba Hydro and the MDC. Ed McGill warns of power shortages next winter if Nelson River plans lag, while critics target MDC borrowing and crown lending waste. Major items include 25 million for MTS and 8.5 million for Leaf Rapids development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Hydro
Manitoba Development Corporation
MDC
Ed McGill
Brandon West
Hydro
Nelson River
Jake Froese
Sc—Rhineland
Sidney Spivak
NDP
Manitoba Telephone System
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
Leaf Rapids Corporation
Manitoba
Manitoba Sets October 1st Minimum Wage Hikes
Manitoba will raise non agricultural minimum wage for adults to 1.90 per hour and under 18 to 1.65 per hour starting October 1 as announced by Labour Minister Russell Paulley. Present rates are 1.75 and 1.50. government sees possible expansion to agriculture and ongoing wage studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Russell Paulley
Lasteek
Paulley
Pet first aid after car accidents by Dr Minor
Raymond A Minor outlines cautious steps after a pet collision. Move the animal gently, apply a splint and bandage correctly, check for bleeding, monitor for shock, and seek veterinary care promptly. He notes tourniquets and wraps must be careful to avoid further harm and urges owners to consult their vets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Minor
DVM
Norden Laboratories
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Scarboro
Ont
Milo Cale
Murray Chev
Olds
Cadillac
Park Ave
Merv Reimer
Bev Allan
Denwal Pharmacy
Macoregor
Gary Barber
Mcel
Martin
Johanna Martin
Cee
McMasters Funeral Chapel
Rupp
Auxiliary
Reage
Jake Loewen
Charlie Rodgers
Bowes Prairie Manor
Noralta
Jack Clark
Sale—International
Henry 3Oschman
Gardo
Masters
Harry Dankesreiter
Pogue
Vew
Austin
Cindy McGregor
Ace
Woodlaw Drive
Mark McGregor
Glen Taylorson
A. Esau
Hone
Macgregor Locals
Smith
Gregory Scott
Susan Dawn
Lawrence
Audrey Smith
Mr. Marshall
Royal ‘Newfoundland Regiment
Minimum Wage Board
Donald Craik
Pc— Riel
Steve Patrick
Assiniboia
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