Classified Ad Rates and Deadline Notice
The notice outlines cash rates for want ads at 75 cents for the first 20 words and four cents per word for each additional word, 25 cents per extra insertion, and 10 percent late charges. Birth notices engagements cards of thanks in memoriam have a minimum $1.00 for 80 words or less with four cents per word over 80. Deadlines require ads to reach the Managing Editor by Tuesday 5 p.m.
HELP WANTED Girl for general house work Austin
Classified items list various notices including a help wanted ad for a girl to do general house work in Austin, with contact Mrs. Ted Hay and phone details. Also includes sales, found pet, tender notice, estate probate, birth, and thank you notices from Portage la Prairie area.
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Ted Hay
Austin
Thank-You Note From Hospital Patient In Winnipeg
A patient at Winnipeg General Hospital expresses gratitude for letters and cards received during hospitalization. Special thanks go to Christ Church W. A. for flowers and to Mrs. G Hicks for transporting and hosting at the Rectory. Additional appreciation goes to Mr. and Mrs. H Gray and several named others for kindnesses remembered.
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Victoria Uhrin
Winnipeg General Hospital
Christ Church W. A
G. Hicks
Mr. Hicks
H. Gray
H. Atkins
Geisbreicht
H. Rand
A. L. Purkess
In Memoriam Mylymok My Husband Michael Mylymok
In loving memory of Michael Mylymok who died on November 23, 1957. The love and memories endure, and remembrance keeps him near. Ever remembered by Georgina.
In Loving Memory Richard and Mother Hodge
Hazel and Edwin remember their parents with sentiment across years. Richard Hodge died August 19 1945 and mother died November 25 1956. A quiet remembrance notes unseen tears and enduring love.
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Hodge
Richard Hodge
Hazel
Edwin
Province expands winter work aid in Manitoba plan
Manitoba will boost its winter work support beyond the federal program. Hon. John Thompson said the province will fund 50 percent of wage costs for Manitoba only projects and 30 percent for federally approved projects, adding 50 percent for those exhausted or facing public charges. Projects include building and repairing public buildings, parks, water and sewer work, and river and lakeshore improvements. The plan aims to provide winter employment from November to April and can extend beyond one year with municipal bylaw approval and board consent.
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Manitoba
Ottawa
John Thompson
Thomson
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Municipal and Public Utility Board
Hospital gratitude note from Mrs Hughina Shaw
Mrs Hughina Shaw thanks Southend Macaulay W M S MacGregor United Church W A and the U S S for gifts while in hospital. Appreciation extends to friends who visited and sent cards and to MacGregor hospital nursing staff.
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Austin
Southend Macaulay W. M.S. MacGregor United Church
W. A
MacGregor Hospital
Hughina Shaw
Ad of Thanks from Thomasson Family
The Thomasson family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy messages and floral tributes after the recent bereavement of their mother and grandmother. Special thanks are given to the doctor and to Mrs Dorothy Rodgers for attending her illness.
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Dorothy Rodgers
Thanks for kindness after passing of father and grandfather
The Dankesreiter and McAree families express heartfelt gratitude to friends neighbors and members of the Masonic Order for their sympathy and acts aiding during their loss and sorrow following the death of their beloved father and grandfather.
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Dankesreiter
McAree
Sincere thanks from Anne Hay and family to friends
The Hay family thanks friends in Austin Ravenshoe and Winnipeg for their help in recent months and for gifts given before moving to Winnipeg. The gifts will remind them of the wonderful friends they have, from 657 Maryland St. to their new life.
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Austin
Ravenshoe
Winnipeg
Anne, Lawrence, and
Elsie Hay
Maryland St
In Memoriam Gretta Donogh McIntyre Sidney Wife and Mother
In Memoriam Gretta Donogh, formerly McIntyre of Sidney Manitoba, passed November 30 1957. She knew her Saviour and was obedient to His call. She taught us much about Him. Absent from the body, she is present with the Lord. Our hearts ache yet we trust in God and look forward to reunion. Ever remembered by Harold and Faye Marie.
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Donogh
Gretta
Gretta McIntyre
Sidney
Manitoba
Harold
Faye Marie
Beaver News Correspondent Wanted for The MacGregor Herald
Local paper seeks a volunteer writer to report community news, events, and notices. Ideal candidate shows reliability, basic writing ability, and interest in representing MacGregor residents in the Herald. No payment offered. appreciation and experience noted.
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Beaver News
The
MacGregor Herald
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