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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
7
Classifieds and local readers must submit to the Seraitd Office by Tuesday at 1:30 pm. Death and funeral notices priced at 60 cents per column inch, photos at 1.00 per inch.
Obituaries memorialize Mrs Edna Rebecca Stanton of Treherne Manitoba who died at St Boniface Hospital in Winnipeg at age, with details of her education and community service, survivors including husband and two daughters in Canada and U S A, funeral held Sept 20 at Treherne United Church. Also listed are notices for Mr Harry Litster of Portage la Prairie and others, with funeral details and community ties. An In Memoriam note honors Jack Morris, who died Oct 7, 1951, from his wife and family.
Mr and Mrs Edward Roy announce the engagement of their daughter Lorraine to James Jan Dark, son of Mr and Mrs James Dark of Southport. The wedding is set for October 25 at 4 pm in Trinity United Church.
Glenn and Donna Critchlow of Griswold Manitoba announce the birth of twin girls Cindy and Cathy born in Pilot Mound hospital on Friday September 27, joining sister Dawn. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Norman Critchlow of Portage. CARD OF THANKS Charlie Hammond thanks visitors and those who sent cards and parcels during his Winnipeg hospital stay and after returning home.
MacGregor locals and visitors from Ont and Winnipeg spent a busy weekend with friends and relatives in the district. Names include the Bortons, Barbers, McRae, Sowden, Tarr, Stinson, Palmer, Weber, and Lye, with a Winnipeg reception for Miss Linda Loewen. Also noting a fire at the home of the Clancys and thanks to local fire brigades.
Mr and Mrs Rod Brown of Winnipeg visited with Mr and Mrs Martinnizen and air. Mrs Denver Collins and family of Rockenville Sask were weekend visitors with Mrs H I Collins. Mr and Mrs Sproule of Petawawa Ont were recent callers at the home of Mr and Mrs read Mr Sproth a Beat door neighbors of Mr and Mrs Craig Walker at Petawawa. Mr and Mrs Norman Cuming and Beverley of Red Deer Alta spent the last two weeks holidaying with the latter s mother Mrs E M Wright and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Herb Borton and Mr and Mrs Jim Butterfield motored to the Peace Gardens on Sunday.
A patient thanks all who sent cards and gifts for baby Clayton during his stay at Portage hospital. Special acknowledgment goes to the Katrime Good Neighbors Club for the baby gift.
A quiet Port Coquitlam wedding at Trinity United Church saw Mrs. Alice Lillian Turner and Albert George Mungham exchange vows at 5 30. The bride wore teal blue wool with rose accessories. Attendants included the bride’s daughter Mrs. R F Critchlow and Mungham’s son David. A family reception followed at Cariboo Trail hotel with messages from distant relatives.
Sunday wisiters honor Mr and Mrs Russell and Wayne as Mr and Mrs Frank Reid and family of Neepawa attend. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Herman KOTESKY of Austin with Mr and Mrs Tom Telford and Mr and Mrs Harvey Gilbert. Ron Giercke of Winnipeg visits his parental home over weekend. Several dinner guests seen with Mr and Mrs Caskey and others from Souris Macdonald and Winnipeg. Best wishes go to the newly moved Mac Lachlans in Winnipeg. Mrs Grove and Craig visit west coast relatives. Party for eight friends ends with games and a wiener roast despite showers. The Good Neighbors Club thanks pie and sandwich donors for the McLachlan sale profits about $40.
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