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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 1967
Page
6
Local readers pay ten dollars per word with a 68 word minimum and a 150 dollar plat rate. A late charge applies after one month from insertion. All clients without regular accounts are billed. DEADLINE notices must be in the office by Tuesday 180 pm. Death and funeral notices charge sixty cents per column inch, photos two dollars per column inch.
A funeral service was held Friday November 10 at Charcot Mac for Münster who died from injuries after a Sunday November 5 1967 accident near Winnipeg. Reverend M J ing officiated with organist Mrs Hazel Lye. The church choir attended. Interment in MacGregor Cemetery. Flowerbearers were Andrew Stone and Albert Blair. Pallbearers included Thomas Manns Harold Manns Harold Hughston William Litster George Loyd and George Ar.
In memoriam for Annie J. O’Brien dated November 16, 1943. Family expresses deep loss and enduring love through lines of remembrance. Card of thanks from Mrs. Jas. A. Wallace to doctors, nurses, visitors, and helpers in Winnipeg and MacGregor hospitals for support during illness and after.
Sincere thanks expressed for cards gifts visits and medical care at MacGregor Hospital. Also list of local for sale items including 35 weanling pigs 6 weeks old at ten dollars each and a Coffield wringer washer. Items sold by residents in MacGregor with contact numbers and brief descriptions.
Rawleigh business now open in MacGregor. Trade well established and an excellent opportunity for full time work. Write Rawleigh Dept K-248-189 589 Henry Ave Winnipeg Manitoba. Lost two male 2 month old pups one black like a Labrador another black with white feet. P H Jiesbrecht, MacGregor, phone 332-31.
The regular monthly meeting for the W E will be held in the Club room on Thursday November 23 at 2 30 p m. Lunch committee includes Mrs Paton Mrs Hulme and Mrs Smale.
MacGregor residents hosted and visited relatives during the weekend with numerous names from Portage Winnipeg Rossendale Moose Jaw Calgary and Edmonton. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Stuart McLachlan Portage Mr and Mrs J Tomchuk and family Portage Mrs Annie Tomchuk Rossendale Mel McRae Doug Bruce Michele Moose Jaw Adriene and the McCarls J Grossman Lovett Lizzie Saunders Harold Barber family St James C Miller Medicine Hat Howard Cobbe family Bob Kyle Shawn Gladys Miller H A Lye office Doug Barber Nicole Steinbach Steve Thompson Brandon Jack Smale Gordon Ingram funeral attendance and Mel Adams Royal Winter Fair trip to Toronto.
Commissioner Stuart Hodgson opened the 35th session in Yellowknife urging Canadians to back northland investment. A proposed 200 million dollar railway would span from Newfoundland to Athabasca Great Slave Lake Yellowknife and branch to Prince Rupert Whitehorse and Inuvik. The session’s key bill would create a Northwest Territories Companies Ordinance to regulate and license firms.
Pine Creek 4H notes a motion to pay 100 for a piano loan and appoints an entertainment committee for two months including Murray Lewis Ian Hughson Donna Manns and Laurie Stewart. Food plans for Awards Night on Nov 3 and the next meeting Nov 15 at the Stewarts home are stated.
Prime Minister Sharp said on Sunday he expects provincial cooperation in a campaign to cut spending across Canada. He warned the economy faces a serious situation and possible recession if costs rise, and outlined a three-phase plan including upcoming tax increases and a two day meeting with provincial finance ministers.
In a taped interview, Mr Sharp blames the federal government for hundreds of millions in reduced spending. Interviewer Tom Goold questions whether the finance minister's tax raises hinder leadership prospects as Pearson steps back from active politics.
Mrs. Don Colpitts and her daughter, Mrs. Dave Turner with her baby son, and Mrs. Garry Colpitts with her baby daughter, all from Vancouver British Columbia, were Friday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jenkins.
Winnipeg dominates activity as T. Eaton Co plans a 200,000 square foot store in West Winnipeg costing about 5 million while Hudsons Bay announces a 14 million suburban shopping centre in Charleswood. Bay plans six new stores in Toronto and expansion in other cities.
Two young men escaped with about $85 after an armed robbery at a downtown Winnipeg hotel. Night clerk Charlie Thompson said one robber showed a snub nosed pistol and demanded money. One thief grabbed cash from a drawer behind the counter while the other took change from the register, missing $50 hidden under a book.
Gerald Mielke of McGregor Iowa operates a limestone cave with an underground river on his farm attracting about 40000 visitors annually.
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