Classified ad rate notice for death notices and help wanted
The notice outlines rates for wants ads and notices in the Herald. It specifies 75 cents for the first 15 words and per word charges thereafter, with a separate 60 cent per column inch fee for death and funeral notices and a photo rate of $1.00 per column inch. It also lists a help wanted potato harvesting ad with a contact phone number and deadline. Local readers surcharge of 10 percent applies if unpaid within one month. Deadline is Tuesday 1:30 p.m. for classified and local readers.
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Herald Office
Death notices and family notices from MacGregor area
Obituaries and in memoriam notes for Wm. Gordon Noon of Victoria B C and Hatley Gardens interment. Clarence Wilfred Lake memorial. cards of thanks from Doreen Appelt Eva Ormiston Lizzie Saunders Ursula Matis. birth announcement for Stephanie Dawn Backewich at St Vincent Hospital Pincher Creek Alberta with grandparents named.
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Gordon Noon
Victoria
B.C
MacGregor
Victoria Hospital
Lake
Clarence Wilfred Lake
Toronto
Mom
Joyce
Portage Hospital
Eva Ormiston
Bkind
Lizzie Saunders
Backewich
Beverley
Leonard
Stephanie Dawn
St. Vincent Hospital
Pincher Creek
Alberta
Darcee
Anne
Lloyd Jones
Austin
Peter Backewich
Winnipeg
For Sale: Orchard fruit and Olds auto ads
Glendon an Orchard offers standard apples at 25 cents per pound and apple crabs at 15 cents a pound with orders via R D Nicholson. An Olds 1959 model with 4 barrel carburetor is advertised at 27 cubic inches with phone contact 637-209. A clothing and footwear store in Rossburn Manitoba seeks buyer with owner retiring and terms. apply Nick's Store, Rossburn Manitoba.
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Glendonan Orchard
Trail & Kerr
R. D. Nicholson
N. E
Rossburn
Manitoba
Nick's
Two Bedroom Suite for Rent and Public Notices
Mixed local items include a two bedroom suite for rent with stove fridge drapes and carpet plus laundry, contact Glenn Lye. Other items include a work wanted ad for Jack Litster, an auction notice from Peters Auction Sales, grain hauling and sale of wheat oats and barley, and a Highway Traffic Board hearing notice for permits in North Norfolk with submission guidance.
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Fourplex
Pa. Peter's
Young St
Winnipeg
Bev’ Allan
Highway Traffic and Motor Transport Board
North Classroom
Agricultural Extension Centre
11Th Street
Queens Avenue
Brandon
Manitoba
L.A
Dale _Brecknell— PHONO. IRM. of
North Norfolk
Dale Brecknell
P.T.H No. T
P.T.H
West
Austin
Portage Avenue
Cvat
News From The Manor
Mr and Mrs Earl Maxwell of Winnipeg visited Mrs W Pennell on Sunday. G Goodwin and son Kenny with Rhonda Rennie from Flin Flon spent the weekend with Mrs North. Percy Templer stayed a few days with Mr and Mrs J Bodie of Portage. E Duncan and Mrs Duncan of Portage visited Mrs Duncan. Lyle Jones and children of Cumberland BC called on Mrs Wallace Thursday. Bruce Stinson visited over the weekend with his parents. Bruce and his sister Mrs Bert McCarl left by plane for Germany to visit Mr and Mrs D L Bruce and daughter. Mrs Pennell visited with Mr and Mrs J McRae and family of Katrime on Sunday.
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Earl Maxwell
Winnipeg
W. Pennell
G. Goodwin
Kenny
Rhonda Rennie
Flin Flon
North
Percy Templer
J. Bodie
Portage
E. Duncan
Duncan
Lyle Jones
Cumberland
B.C
Wallace
Bruce Stinson
Stinson
Bruce
Bert McCarl
Germany
Beaver News Social Visits Across Saskatchewan and Manitoba
Beav er area residents hosted guests from Broadview Portage and Winnipeg over the weekend and week. Frank Green and family from Broadview stayed with Steve Rumancik. Glen Wright and sons from Portage visited Raymond Smith. Alf Graham joined Winnipeg hosts Eric Stephanson. Ken Green and Todd Green from Winnipeg are holidaying with Robert Rodgers. Regina Rumancik left to study at the University of Brandon. H Rodgers visited Grandma Rodgers in Winnipeg.
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Frank Green
Broadview
Sask
Steve Rumancik
Glen Wright
Portage
Raymond Smith
Alf Graham
Eric Stephanson
Winnipeg
Ken Green
Todd
Robert Rodgers
Regina Rumancik
U. of Brandon
H. Rodgers
Grandma Rodgers
Local visits span Edwin and neighboring towns
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lyons visited the J. Ostenfeldt home while Shirley Short from Seagrave Ontario called on the Clarence Patterson home. Ron Morrison and Vern Gilson from Sunday Ontario visited the Pattersons on their way west for a holiday. Roy Lyall traveled to La Riviere to see Gordon Atkins. Shirley Painter from Portage called on her grandparents in Edwin. Ernie Painter Don visited the Rand home in Austin. Fred Marge Nichol Bert Earle Crewson Walter Anne Adams joined a Sunday trip to City Park to view the flowers.
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Tom Lyons
J. Ostenfeldt
Shirley Short
Seagrave
Ontario
Clarence Patterson
Ron Morrison
Vern Gilson
C. Patterson
Roy Lyall
la Riviere
Gordon Atkins
Shirley Painter
Portage
Edwin
Ernie Painter
Don
Austin
Cecil Rand
Fred
Marge Nichol
Bert
Earle Crewson
Walter
Anne Adams
City Park
MacGregor Locals Share Visits and Candor in Community Notes
MacGregor locals record visiting relatives and friends across Manitoba and beyond including Victoria British Columbia Winnipeg Brandon and Carrot River. Notable items mention Gerald Cobbe’s 25th anniversary celebration at Portage Hotel and Miss Laura Birkett winning a Summer Student Employment Army Training trophy. Names include Dunnick Dolossi Hay Frank Thompson Cooper Cullen Snaith Weber Tarr Cobbe Orchard Hazel Allan Robin Heffren Watson Lamb Lamb Schneider Oliver Schneider Mowatt and George the orange cat.
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Bill Dunnick
Victoria
B.C
W. Dolossi
Don Hay
Winnipeg
H. Frank
Ross Thompson
A. C. Cooper
Brandon
Larry Cullen
Fred Snaith
Herman Weber
Russ Tarr
Portage Hotel
Gerald Cobbe
Laura Birkett
Portage
Harold Orchard
Hazel Orchard
Roy Orchard
Carrot River
Sask
Arthur Kolke
J. Core
Lizzie Saunders
Jim Little
George
Lindsey
Darcy Lamb
Hazel Allan
Robin
Hazel Heffren
Maidstone
James Watson
Courtenay
Doug Lamb
Calgary
Doug
Jessie Lamb
Effects of new feed grain policy delayed to September
The government says the new feed grain policy will not affect prices countrywide until late September. Otto Lang, minister responsible for the Canadian Wheat Board, told Commons that eastern stock was built before the change and that eastern farmers can buy feed grain at the same price western mills pay. The Wheat Board will release some export wheat for domestic feed use after a strike pressured shortages in Nova Scotia and British Columbia.
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Otto Lang
Canadian Wheat Board
Lang
Canada
Wheat Board
Alf Gle
NDP
Saskatoon - Biggar
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Halifax
Vancouver
Manitoba Makes-Up Legislature After Long Recount Saga
Manitoba's House remains as on June 28 with Ed Schreyer's NDP holding 31 of 57 seats, Conservatives 21, Liberals in a complex post election process. A sequence of ties and court actions in four ridings, notably Woseley, produced shifting outcomes through judicial recounts and appeals.
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Manitoba
Ed Schreyer
New Democratic Party
NDP
New Democrats
Conservatives
Liberals
Winnipeg
Woseley
Izzy Asper
Jim Maloway
Murdoch MacKay
Asper
Manitoba Court of Appeal
Damage claims rise in Manitoba crop insurance
A spokesman for the Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation says bail damage claims are up 50 percent this year compared with 1972 totals. Manager Hayden Tolton reported about 3,600 crop claims filed to date, with one third from hail storms in the Dauphin Grandview area since Aug. 10.
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Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation
Hayden Tolton
Dauphin- Grandview
Prisoners Make Booze From Jelly in English Jail
Prison authorities watch jelly supplies in a jail canteen after convicts allegedly use jelly to brew liquor. The eastern England prison governor said he aims to stamp out illicit brewing after nearly a gallon of hoch was confiscated last week.
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England
Reuter
You Have A Date MacGregor W Meets At Thompson Home
The MacGregor W. will meet at the home of Mrs. R. Thompson on Thursday September 27 at 2 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. Hotel, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Wright.
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MacGregor W. 1
R. Thompson
Friends Honor Randy Hodge at Co-op gathering
The MacGregor Co-op staff hosted Randy Hodge at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gilbert on Thursday August 30 to bid him farewell. Ralph Thomas offered best wishes for the future as Portage Co-op Staff Club presented a club bag. Randy thanked guests as lunch followed the sing along.
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MacGregor ‘Co-op
Harvey Gilbert
Randy Hi Je
Morden
Resurt
Portage Co-op
Randy
Allan Biennial Reunion Brings Allan Family Ties in Portage la Prairie
More than one hundred Allan descendants gathered at Camp Bayes Island Park Portage la Prairie for the sixth biennial reunion. Attendees traced lineage to Alexander and Mrs Allan who settled near Lansdowne before the century’s turn. Highlights included a supper program, awards for distance traveled, and the presence of Mrs David Allan of Lions Prairie Manor who turns ninety next month. Committee members named for the 1975 reunion include James and Aleen Alen Winnipeg Lance Allan Portage and Ronald Downey Winnipeg.
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Allan
Camp Bayes
Island Park
Portage la Prairie
Alexander Allan
Lansdowne Municipality
James Watson
Courtenay
B.C
Dawn Marie Allan
Lance Allan
Portage
David Allan
Lions Prairie Manor
James Alen
Winnipeg
Ronald Downey
Government to launch public fire insurance in Manitoba
Minister Uruski says the Manitoba government will likely enter the public fire insurance field next year in competition with private firms. He envisions a full line of insurance, including life coverage, if cabinet agrees, with legislation expected at the next session.
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Bill Uruski
Uruski
Manitoba Public Insurance Corp
New Democratic Party
Austin News Social Visits Highlight Rands Household
Austin News reports a series of visits to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rands. Dennis Hydamoka Dawn and Tara of Flin Flon stayed a week. Saturday guests included Art and Helen Melodowic, Leonard Rands, Teresa. Winnipeg visitors Lawrence Pryslak Karen Jimmy joined MacGregor Mary Kowalchuk for a Thursday visit.
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Dennis Hydamoka
Dawn
Tara
Flin Flon
Glen Rands
Art Melodowic
Helen Melodowic
Leonard Rands
Teresa
Lawrence Pryslak
Karen
Jimmy
Winnipeg
Mary Kowalchuk
MacGregor
Sunday Visitors and Get Well Wishes Printed
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Bert Caskey with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Bill Wilson Cory and Jason from Gladstone. J McRae home hosted Mary Pennell Manor Margaret Pennell MacGregor and Earl Maxwell Winnipeg for dinner. Don Giercke is recovering from a broken ankle. Daryl Gilbert returned from Europe and now works in Calgary with the Alberta Government Energy Department.
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Bert Caskey
Bill Wilson
Cory and
Jason
Gladstone
J. McRae
Mary Pennell
Manor
Margaret Pennell
MacGregor
Earl Maxwell
Winnipeg
Don Giercke
Daryl Gilbert
Europe
Calgary
Alta
Oil Department
the Energy, Resources, Conservation Board
Alberta
Town Happenings Football season opens with little cheer
Football season is with us but the Bombers have given little to cheer about. World Series time will soon be here as the schedule has about two weeks to run. The Expos are hanging in and might make it. Work is underway for artificial ice and volunteers are needed. drop by the rink any evening, as someone is there nightly.
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Bombers
Expos
Bread Price Increases Spark Premier’s Concern
Premier Ed Schreyer said Manitoba NDP is unhappy about bread price rises by McGavin Toastmaster Ltd and Weston Bakeries Ltd though the hikes are smaller than feared. Two-cent to four-cent increases take effect Sunday, prompting a provincial inquiry costing about 35 000 to 40 000 dollars, with a report due end of October.
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Ed Schreyer
NDP
Manitoba
Schreyer
Wastes Boost Yields On Alberta Farmlands
Alberta environment officials report irrigation of over 500 acres with sewage effluent has increased yields. Taber 320 acres, Granum 25 acres, and Edmonton 90 acres show strong results with specialized sprinklers. No regulations exist yet but may appear if widespread use continues.
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Alberta
Environment Department
Edmonton
Dave Graveland
Technical Department
Taber
Oldman
Graveland
Vulcan
Coaldale
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Massey
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Woodlawn Drive
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George Loyd
Jack Litster
Highway Traffic Act
Highway Protection Act
Highway Traffic and Motor. Transport Board
Transport Board
Traffic Board
Dingle's Pizza Pen & Steak House
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Beaver News
Edwin News
Macgregor Locals
Greg Schneider
Oliver Schneider
Brad
Randy Hodge
Ralph Thomas
Perry Allan
Kahn
Austin News
Katrime News
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Calvary Tabernacle
Harry Flumbaum
American Association For Jewish Evangelism
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