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Yash
Wrald
Obituary Garnet Dobbin Dies in Treherne 1969
Garnet Dobbin died Sunday morning May 18 1969 at Treherne hospital. Born July 14 1884 in Katrime Manitoba he moved to Lady Smith district in 1900 and married Emily Wilkinson in 1907 who died in 1952. Survived by son Everett of Pinawa two grandsons a daughter Lila Isador predeceased in 1951 two brothers and three sisters. Funeral May 20 at United Church Treherne with interment in St James Cemetery St James. Honorary pallbearers James Johnson Claud Grogan William Calder Elmer Jones. Active pallbearers Harold Dobbin Stanley Dobbin Delmar Dobbin Ivan Lounsbury Allen Lounsbury Morley English.
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Garnet Dobbin
Treherne Hospital
Garnet
Katrime
Man
Ladysmith
Emily Wilkinson
Everett
Pinawa
Lila Isador
Vanstone and
Clarence
Lavenham
Ida Lounsbury
Mabel McCallum
Sundridge
Alvin Hooey
Treherne
United Church
Trehere
St. James Cemetery
St. James
James Johnson
Claud Grogan
Wm, Calder
Elmer Jones
Harold Dobbin
Stanley Dobbin
Delmar Dobbin
Ivan Lounsbury
Allen Lounsbury
Morley English
Birth of Gregory Owen Jones May 17 1969
Marvin and Lois Jones announce the birth of their son Gregory Owen on May 17 1969 weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces He is a brother for Debbie and Brent and joins the family as their new arrival in the household.
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Jones
Marvin
Lois
Gregory Owen
Debbie
Brent
Faith Corinne Harkness to wed Roland Dale Brawn
Mr and Mrs R E Harkness announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Faith Corinne to Roland Dale Brawn younger son of Mr and Mrs R C Brawn of Brandon The wedding is set for Saturday June 28 1969 at 5 o'clock in MacGregor United Church.
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R. E. Harkness
Faith Corinne
Roland Dale Brawn
R. C. Brawn
Brandon
MacGregor United Church
Engagement announced for Shirley Elaine O Neill Capper
Rev and Mrs R H O Neill announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Elaine to Christopher Ralph Capper son of Mr and Mrs A C Capper of Chester England The wedding is set for Saturday June 28 1969 at 3 pm at Evangelistic Tabernacle Winnipeg
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R. H. O'Neill
Winnipeg
Shirley Elaine
Christopher Ralph Capper
A. C. Capper
Chester
England
Evangelistic Tabernacle
In Memoriam Catherine Jean Henry May 1965 Remembrance
Loving memory of Catherine Jean Henry wife mother and grandmother who died May 31 1965. Look back with memories on the path she trod. We bless the years we had with her and leave the rest to God. Lovingly remembered by husband Jack and family Rae Reubin Helen and families Winnie Hughie and families.
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Henry
Catherine Jean
Jack
Winnie
Hughie
Rae
Reubin
Helen
Card of Thanks from Marjorie Williams
Card of thanks. Marjorie Williams expresses gratitude to visitors, those who sent cards, fruit, and books while she was a patient at MacGregor hospital. Special thanks are given to Dr Hew and the nursing staff for their kind attention.
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MacGregor Hospital
Hew
Lewis McNurachy
Thanks for support after loss of husband and father
The family expresses gratitude to friends for cards baking visits and calls after the loss of their husband and father. Special thanks to Dr Hew hospital staff and McMas ter Funeral Home and to Mr and Mrs Art Leckie for hosting a reception. Mrs Street Gilbert Alan and Doreen thank everyone.
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Hew
McMaster Funeral Home
Art Leckie
Thanks for cards and visits during hospital stay
Lois and Gregory Jones express gratitude for the cards letters parcels and inquiries they received while in Carberry hospital and after returning home. They appreciate everyone who visited and sent well wishes.
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Carberry Hospital
Lois and
Gregory Jones
Thanks for cards and visits at MacGregor Hospital
Archie Cook thanks all who sent cards fruit and visited during his stay at MacGregor Hospital. Special gratitude to Dr Hew and the hospital staff for their fine care.
Lightweight Hernia Aid Promoted At Denwal Pharmacy
A marketed support device named Future Hernia Aid offers balanced relief for bending, stooping, lifting and sitting with no fitting needed and a price of 9.95. A Weed Board invites tenders for at least 250 gallons of 2 4 D Amine, deadline June 5 1969, Norfolk MacGregor Weed Board. A M Hay sec treas.
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Denwal Pharmacy
Weed Board
Norfolk MacGregor Weed Board
A. M. Hay
Tender Sealed Tenders for Hospital Exterior Painting
Sealed bids will be received until June 7 1969 for painting the exterior of the old part of the North Norfolk and MacGregor Hospital Unit. Lambert secretary Building Committee MacGregor.
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North Norfolk
MacGregor Hospital
Oe Lambert
MacGregor
Mar
Winnipeg grievance committee to stay in business
After its fourth and final experimental meeting the Winnipeg city council grievance committee decided Monday night to stay in business. Aldermen Lloyd Stinson chairman Robert Taft and Joseph Zuken said they will recommend to council the committee now sit once a month. Ald Taft urged a daily alderman at city hall with office hours to help residents. The committee meets in the evenings, making it easier for people to air problems.
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Winnipeg
Man
Lloyd Stinson
Robert Taft
Joseph Zuken
Ald. Taff
Ald. Stinson
MacGregor Locals Share Weekend News and Visits
Local residents report a flurry of weekend visits and social ties across MacGregor and nearby towns. Mrs C Comartin returned to Regina after a stay with the Patterson family. Dorothy joined her for the weekend with relatives. Several couples traveled to visit kin, attend Blossom Festival in Morden, and attend church events. A1, B2, C3, D4 and others are named among the many relatives and friends visiting, with a note on Rev T Bailey’s expected arrival as St Paul’s Anglican rector. Brian Barber earned a Bachelor of Science honors at the U of M. Reports also note births, engagements, and upcoming gatherings among area families.
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Den
Nis Early
Thompson
Joe
Faye
Bill Bennett
Laurie
Mark
W. J. Birch
Carberry
Earlys
George Early
Pratt
B. M. Yurkin
Dryden
Mary
Treherne
Cliff Lee
Rossendale
George Whitehouse
Victoria
B.C
Gertie Cook
Donna Lee Anderson
D. R. Preston
Renfrew
L. B. Patterson
George Booth
Portage
Strath Boothan
Bev Allan
Brent
Dabngy
Tom Ryan
Emo
Winkler
Brian Barber
Harold Barber
Winnipeg
U. of M
C. R. Barber
Lizzie Saunders
Joyce Elliott
Brian
Alberta Seeding Progress and Moisture Conditions May 24
Alberta Wheat Pool reports seeding in Alberta as of May 24 is well advanced with wheat seeding 84 percent complete and coarse grain planting around 50 percent. Precipitation was light and spotty, surface moisture declined, and soil moisture remained good to very good though more rain in Peace River would aid late sowings.
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Calgary
Alta
Alberta
Alberta Wheat Pool
The
Wheat Pool
Peace River
Moose Jaw Area Teachers Vote For Strike Action
Five school area teachers comprising 945 staff across 82 schools voted in favor of strike action with about 82 percent support reported by a spokesman. Negotiations with trustees had broken down last week, and a meeting planned to review the results aims to set next steps though no date for area-wide strike was announced.
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Moose Jaw-Assiniboia
Marchand Outlines Industry Incentives in Canada Bill
Ottawa expansion minister Jean Marchand unveiled a bill to spark growth in lagging regions. It provides up to 12 million dollars for firms entering new fields in designated areas, mainly Eastern Canada, with primary and secondary incentives tied to capital costs and job creation. The plan favors manufacturing, requires production by 1976 end, and allocates payments as projects begin and mature.
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Ottawa
Ont
Jean Marchand
Commons
Marchand
Canada
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
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Dr. Hew
Archie Cook
J. D. Barber
Geo, Lewis, Austin
Jim
Seed Grain Foundation
Manitou Wheat
Kelsey
H. J. Dankesreiter
Harmon Oats
Knox, Bros
Pine Creek
J. A. I-ce-tin
C. E. Lamont
Kelsey Oats
D. Wright
C.c
Terry Makinson
Austin
House of Specials
Joe Lambert
Ford Tractor
M. Timmerman
Phone
Burdizzo
J. Lukevich
Firdale
R. G. Smith
Beaver
A. J.driedger
Herald Office
Dennis Lamb
Denwal
Elmer Wiebe
Macgregor Locals
Wm. Sparrow
Art Taylor
Ted Critchlow
A. Duncan
Jean MacDonald
E. Duncan
George Currie
Melville and
Nipawin
Sask
George
Esterhazy
Cecil Dolejsi
W. Dolejsi
George Garrigal
Dolejsi
Ken Holliday
Albert Wark
Port Arthur
Paul Villeneuve
Darcy
Diane
R. Harvey
Corinne Rempel
Bruce Barthistle
George Armstrong
Langruth
Kate McKenzie
Crescent Road West
Pho
J. A. Heppner
Powe
Mr.a. Kolke
MacGreg
Une
Frank Neskar
Westbourne
C. W. Slork
Portage la Prairie
Gladstone Liberal Association
Neepawa
Lakeside
No. 4
Cypress
Assiniboine River
George Adamson
Rily
Marehand
Hammond
Ambulance and Florists
S. Borton
Gladstone
Progressive Conservative
Legion Hall
Gladstone Progressive Conservative Association
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