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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1962
Page
4
Classified rates apply per word with a minimum of 69 words or less. first 15 words priced at a set rate and each additional word charged. Memorials and notices follow special rules. death and funeral notices priced at 60c per column inch, with a minimum one dollar per column inch. Deadline: Gerald Office by Tuesday 1:30 p.m. for notices and classifieds.
Panala James Watters died October 23 in West Summerland B C at age 69. Funeral at Foster's Garden Chapel Calgary October 27 with burial at Mountain View Memorial Gardens. Born Austin Manitoba June 7 190? to James Watters he lived In The Alle district. Survived by three children D J Scotty Watters Howse BC Mrs Alex Mary of Michiki Alta and L H Watters Chase BC, plus five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs Agnes Florence Muir on Wednesday at 2 p.m. from MacGregor United Church. Rev Armistead officiated and burial followed in MacGregor Cemetery. McMaster Funeral Home arranged the services with pallbearers named.
The Muir family expresses gratitude to those who supported them during their bereavement. Thanks to the bearers, those who lent garlands, sent cards and flowers, and aided in any way. Special thanks to the hospital staff for their kindness.
Kathleen Lye expresses gratitude to St Pauls W A the Ladies Curling Club and many friends and relatives for support during hospital and at home in a heartfelt message of appreciation.
Mrs. Paul Uhrin expresses sincere thanks to friends neighbors and visitors for visits letters cards and support during her stay at Portage hospital. She also thanks Doctors Ayers and Rae and the hospital staff for their kindness.
Thankful note from Harold and Edna Rosting to Portage Co op employees and Austin friends for a floor lamp and TV stools. Several sale items listed including farm equipment and a wood furnace with contact names and phone.
Channel Seven Television Ltd seeks a new rebroadcasting station near Brandon on Channel 4 to cover Western Manitoba from Clear Lake to past the U.S. border. CJAY Winnipeg would feed the station, with 28 to 30 football telecasts next season and many popular programs not yet seen in the region. The rebroadcaster could be on air by summer 1963 pending approval.
Army authorities warn hunters to stay within bounds and off artillery ranges outside the Spruce Woods forest reserve. Ranges inside the reserve open sunrise November 12 and close sunset November 17. Artillery firing begins on the ranges after November 17.
MacGregor locals recount weekend visits from Winnipeg and New York relatives. Several families report harvests, travel routes through Alberta and British Columbia, and community updates. Monica Stone joins the Manitoba civil service in Winnipeg.
The Interior Department reports 26 whooping cranes on the wintering grounds along the Texas southeast coast, up from earlier counts of 20. All observed birds are adults, supporting Canada reports that no young were found in surveys of northern nesting areas. Twenty were on the Arkansas National Wildlife Range, four on Matagorda Island, and two on St Joseph Island. Thirty eight cranes migrate northward last spring.
A collection of proverbs and quotes from Stevenson, Matthew Wren, Eddy, Gibbon and Walpole. The snippets discuss wealth, talent, capacity and ambition, claiming people can achieve more than they do and that nature favors capable navigators.
Canadian producers prefer the Kind option to agtg bh for PM Fr, signaling a shift in farm policy support among Canadian farmers. The stance highlights how producers weigh agricultural frameworks and market impacts in shaping policy preferences.
A Katrime social gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Arne Dahl’s home included many neighbors and relatives from Gladstone Neepawa Glen Doro and Winnipeg. Members and guests played games and enjoyed lunch with plans announced for a whist drive and annual meeting at the Community Hall on Nov 16.
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