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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 1964
Page
4
Classifieds pricing policy outlines charges for birth notices cards of thanks and memorials with a minimum word count and per word rate Local readers pay per word plus a 10 percent late fee for unpaid ads DEADLINE requires notices to be submitted by Tuesday or 1 99 pm for the Classic and Local Readers sections Photos cost per column inch for funeral notices.
Obituary notice for Rose May Nelson born in Toronto with long MacGregor residence and family survivors. Memorials include church and women’s institute membership. services planned in United Church with MacGregor Cemetery interment. Also memorials for O'Brien Barber and others, card of thanks, sale notices, and classified items listed as in a local MacGregor community issue.
MacGregor residents report multiple visits and gatherings. Mrs Lilia Maude Leech McRae of Ottawa died October 14 at 90, with funeral in Carleton Place. United Church Women fall rally at Bagot featured speakers from Zambia India and General Council.
Description dated at MacGregor on November 5 announces sale of lands for arrears of taxes by the Rural Municipality of North Norfolk. A. G. Hay, secretary, North Norfolk Rural Municipality, signs the notice.
The LO.D.E sponsored canvass was delayed to early November due to last week's fashion show and clothing drive. W.I. plans a whist drive on Thursday November 19 at 8 30 pm. The fall bazaar by United Church Women is set for Thursday November 12. MacGregor Hospital Aid hosts a Christmas bake sale December 12 at 4 p.m. St Pauls WA fall bazaar occurs Thursday November 19 in Memorial Hall 3 to 5 p.m.
Collegiate Chatter reports MacGregor girls have won three in a row and sit first in the league at 10 1 with one game remaining. The next issue will publish the final result.
R. M. Dalton, manager of the Manitoba Chamber of Commerce, will address a meeting in Austin Community Hall during the fourth week of November. The date and time to be announced later. The talk will explain the functions and future welfare role of the Chamber and invite broad attendance.
The Edwin UCW met at Mrs. W Pallister home with Armistice Day theme and devotional led by Grew oran and R Boak. Plans announced for a November 13 variety concert and December 9 annual meeting and Christmas party at the school. A whist drive and dance at the hall was a success with prizes awarded.
MFU Local 189 met at Macaulay school on Monday November 9. The secretary reported a $58.70 bank balance and 64 members for the past year. Clarence Pennell was nominated for the annual convention. two more voting nominees may be chosen if interest arises. Membership for 1965 is due. interested joiners contact Clarence Pennell or secretary Mrs. Doug McGregor.
Premier Duff Roblin said the Manitoba government is deeply disturbed by federal plans to sharply raise RCMP service costs. He warned Manitoba could face an extra 500000 to 1000000 dollars annually.
The November gathering of the Beaver UCW is set for Wednesday November 18 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs C Rodgers. Members are urged to bring old nylons for Korea drives and assist with the hospital aid pie sales thanks donors for their kindness.
Mr and Mrs Wright of Ireherne and Alf Wright of Winnipeg visited the Lees. Charlie Lindsay of Emerson stayed with the Pennell and McGregor homes. Violet Chant of Winnipeg joined the Chant household. Lloyd McDougald and Lois visited Carnevale Saskatchewan for the weekend.
Austin news reports R. J. Wallace was conveyed to Winnipeg General Hospital Monday after a fall broke his hip. Get well wishes are extended from friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Dram and family of Wabowden visited relatives, while Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Young returned from a Calgary holiday.
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