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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 04, 1957

Page

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Beaverton Chronicle Notes Mixed Local Anecdotes and Ironies

Ted Critchlow recounts a bull incident in a box stall and escapes serious harm while planning to roast the animal. Beaverton residents mark F. J. Beatty turning 90 in Victoria BC. Fire drill earlier at Lye Motors and a spring hints with CPR station questions. Classic caustic copy laments vanishing land, buffalo eras, and Indigenous depictions. Local vent includes a humorous scale joke about bananas and a boy.

J Ted Critchlow the Herald Ted F. J. Beatty Mr. Beatty Victoria

Quiet double ring wedding at Fort Garry United Church

Julie Daplin and Erle Floyd wed in Fort Garry on Saturday March 30 with Rev. M V She ver officiating. Attendants included Garry Goodridge and his sister. The ceremony featured a three tier cake and a luncheon reception at Shamrock Tea Room. The couple, after a west coast honeymoon, will reside in Winnipeg.

Fort Garry United Church M. V. Shever Julie Daplin J. L. Fox Fort Garry Erle Floyd W. S. Duncan Austin Garry Goodridge Shamrock Tea Room J.cla K California Evelyn Ments Winnipeg

Local Bank Staff Honors Departing Member

Local Bank of Montreal staff hosted Miss Gaynor Lewis at Mrs W Roberts home. Lewis transfers from MacGregor Manitoba to Portage and Vaughan Winnipeg branch, receiving a Rosewood earring and bracelet from manager E A Hay. A buffet luncheon followed as colleagues wish her success at the new duties.

Bank of Montreal W. Roberts Gaynor Lewis MacGregor, Man Portage & Vaughan Winnip E. A. Hay Gaynor Macgor Seoa Bank

MacGregor Meeting Backs New United Church Plan

A well attended MacGregor United Church meeting supported building a new church to replace the 57 year old edifice. A 36 member committee was formed to launch local financing, with Wells Plan also outlined as an option. The current church and annex would be demolished for the new structure on the same site.

MacGregor United Church J. L. Lamb C. N. Bergen J. St Fargy Lamb MacGregor Grant Fotheringham Board of Stewards United Church of Canada Our Dominion Mr. Lamb Fotheringham

Father and Son Injured In MacGregor Car Collision

Two local residents Reg Sharpe and his son Wayne along with Clifford and two friends were hospitalized after a Henry J car struck a parked te-ton truck on MacGregor main street shortly before midnight. The impact caused the car to veer off the road into a maple tree. Reg and Wayne suffered facial lacerations and hand cuts from the windshield. The three back-seat occupants were uninjured.

MacGregor Reg Sharpe Wayne Clifford Henry J C. Denser

Shrinkage of Canadian woods lowest in Cedar

Eastern cedar shows the smallest shrinkage among Canadian woods, drying shrinkage under seven percent, indicating superior dimensional stability compared with other species.

Metis Welfare Efforts Highlighted By Children’s Aid Society

The Children's Aid Society of Central Manitoba discusses Metis issues in Manitoba focusing on health education and social needs. It notes historical land settlement patterns and intermarriage, addresses public perception, and explains ongoing efforts to aid Metis families and children through welfare services while urging continued public understanding and patience.

Children’s Aid Society of Central Manitoba Manitoba Children’s Aid Society Central Children's Aid Society

Auction Sale Draws Big Crowd in MacGregor Town

Last Saturday drew a large crowd in MacGregor for the auction sale of the late Mr. and Mrs. GW Croucher properties. The event occurred despite rain and a snow storm as a fire at Lye Motors' garage caused burns to Charlie Hammond but caused no serious damage.

Lye Motors Stan Moore Lye’s

Polio Immunization Schedule Expanded to Local Clinics

Polio immunization for children aged six months to five years will be offered at baby clinics on the second Tuesday of each month in Austin and the fourth Tuesday in MacGregor, starting April 9. Nell Ozechowski PHN notes the updated program.

Austin MacGregor Nell Ozechowski

Auction Sale of Cattle and Machinery A R Henry

Public auctions announced by A R Henry and R A Duncan list two sales. The first at Mr Black’s farm one mile east and two miles north of Westbourne features 25 head of milk cows and power machinery on April 11 at 1 pm. The second at Mr Duncan’s farm eleven miles east of Neepoons on Highway No 4 offers 35 head of Shorthorn cattle and machinery on April 17 at 1 pm. Lunch provided.

Boy Scouts Host First Tea at United Church Annex

On March 30 the MacGregor Scout Troop organized a successful tea event at the United Church Annex. Scouts served attendees, with proceeds of 32 dollars from tea tables and 27 dollars from the Ladies Auxiliary produce table. Funds will buy camp cook kits for four patrols and help cover annex rent for weekly meetings and camp fun.

United Church MacGregor Scout Troup Ladies’s Auxiliary Ladies’ Auxiliary Scouts Scouters Wm. Montgomery Geo. Ardaugh David Booth

Annual Annex Concert and Community Meetings

A series of April events are announced including the You Den Bie ane Annex Concert on April 10 and a dance on April 12 at Memorial Hall with Brooker's Bombshells providing music for square dancers and rock n roll. Proceeds support baseball uniforms and Youth Club equipment. Various church groups plan meetings between April 3 and April 15, and a correction notes a prior typo about secondary school enrollment.

Memorial Hall Brooker WMS Fred Venn United Church W.A Eilen Marsh

Collegiate Charter and Spring News Highlights

Examinations are over and two months remain until June finals. The Blue and Gold Parade approaches as spring arrives with girls skipping and baseballs tossed by lower classes. Thanks to Mr. A Weber for purchasing uniforms. Inspector Diehl may visit this week.

A. Weber Diehl

Austin Consumers Co op Joins Portage Ltd in Meeting Vote

A large crowd including sixty seven members attended the Austin Consumers Co operative annual meeting on March 27 in Community Hall. A resolution passed unanimously to transfer their equities to Portage Consumers Co operative Ltd. Attendees included Portage Federated Coop Ltd president Thomas Maxwell and Portage GM D Elgert, with other officials from FCL and regional reps. guest speaker Paul Husby of the Petroleum Marketing Board. The meeting concluded with a lunch served by directors' wives.

The Austin Consumers Co-operative Austin Consumers Co-operative Lt Portage Consumers Co-operative Ltd Thomas Maxwell Portage Federated Coop. Ltd D. Elgert Portage Coop. Ltd Phil Isaacs FCL Winnipeg M. Couling Regina Mie Guneur Is Anetin Co-op Paul Husby Petroleum Marketing Board F.cl Sask Geo. Moffatt P. B. Ewen

Tenders for MacGregor dwelling sale open until April 17

Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned up to and in nce April 17 for the purchase and removal of the dwelling house on lot 6, Block 8, Plan 230 in the Village of MacGregor, residence of the late Mr. and Mrs. Croucher. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. M Hay, as Sec.-Treas. Village of MacGregor.

MacGregor Croucher

Forces Unite in Manitoba Grasshopper Battle

Umber campaign director H E Wood leads a Manitoba grasshopper control drive covering about 50 municipalities from Neepawa to Emerson. Meetings are set for St Claude, Carman, Holland, and Stockton with mid May completion. The committee includes Dr. A J Thorsteinson and Dr. R D Bird. Farmers will be reimbursed up to 90 percent of costs after ten dollars. Spraying with new poisons like dieldrin aldrin heptachlor and toxaphene is emphasized as more effective than bait. Spraying can be done quickly and is best soon after hatching. Milk cows should be kept out for about a week after pastures are sprayed.

Mr. Wood A. J Thorsteinson University of Manitoba R. D. Bird Dominion Entomological Laboratory Brandon Wood

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harry CPR Pogue Laurie Smith W. R. Shaw S.J. Mitchell Trevor Poyser A. G. MacKinnon Far North Chuck Lewis Farmer-Stockman Dee Picures Children’s Aid Society Speaking Charles R. Fraser Upper and Lower Canada A. R. Henry Russell Black Westbourne Man R.A. Duncan, Arden Ane United Church Men Ladies’ Curling Club Lois Fotheringham Court Hampton, No. 1649 Secondary School Area Board Rosyendale By Linda Hay Austin Consumers Co-op Portage Ltd M Hay Treas Umber H. E. Wood Keele
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