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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1970
Page
4
Notices outline classified ad charges with deadlines and discounts. Funeral notices cost per column inch, photos priced similarly. For sale items include geese and a Zenith washing machine with contact numbers. A lost shorthorn heifer is listed with a contact name and phone number.
Grain rauling offered for sale including wheat oats and barley. Contact Bev Allan at the listed phone 685-2398 for details on availability terms and pricing.
A resolution urged the provincial government to permit Sunday service in beverage rooms and cocktail lounges that serve food, aligning liquor privileges with licensed restaurants. The group also seeks self service in beverage rooms at operator discretion and favors open hours after 1 pm for certain premises. Also noted are patient updates on Audrey Switer at Portage Hospital.
Notice of intention filed under The Change of Name Act by Anthony Joseph Mosseau a laborer of Bagot Manitoba requesting a legal name change to Joseph Peti. The affidavit is witnessed by J D Mc Rae Portage la Prairie Manitoba with date October 9 1970.
MacGregor locals and Carol visited Saturday with Gordon Kane a patient in Winnipeg General hospital. Other Sunday callers included Mr and Mrs Ken Kane of Steinbach and Mr and Mrs Lloyd McDougald and family from Lavenham plus many Winnipeg and Brandon visitors. Simple family ties and anniversary gift noted as well as return of Rose Hodgins to the bake shop after an arm injury.
Mrs Jean Vaitroughnet and children visit relatives in the district while Mrs W Patterson and Mrs Short left for Sea grave Ont. The U.C.W. met at Mrs Roy Lyall home with eight members, discussing business then social tea. Ray Lyall attended cattle sale at Brandon, U.C.W. served lunch at L Slater sale. thanks extended to helpers.
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