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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1963
Page
6
A campaign note urges a portable pension plan closely following the federal Liberal Party platform. The statement signals alignment with national policy amid the current election cycle.
Mrs Stan Sylvester returns home from Winnipeg after medical care. Mr and Mrs Gary Henderson of Winnipeg visit with Mr and Mrs Harry Henderson. C E Cole of Winnipeg makes a weekend visit to Fred Smiths. Friends learn of the death of Mrs Bert Lerman who died Sunday March 31. Albert Skeet a patient in Neepawa hospital is wished a speedy recovery. Doug Tyerman spends weekend with his parents Cliff and Mrs Tyerman.
Austin and District notes recall a lamb weather flip with jokes and snow. Health updates include Cyril Randall improving, George Halkyard recovering after surgery, and Russell Hay in MacGregor hospital. Easter service at Austin United Church April 4 at 8 pm with Mrs Wilfred Drysdale as guest speaker.
A 35 member adult choir from the Manitoba Mental Hospital in Portage la Prairie will attend and replace the regular church choir at United Church in Austin for Sunday evening services. The group is directed by Mrs. Grobb and supervised by Dr H S Atkinson. A social hour with tea will follow. Red Cross notes aid by Canada's Junior Red Cross in 23 countries in 1962.
The next regular meeting of North Norfolk and District Branch Royal Canadian Legion will be in Memorial Hall MacGregor on April 2 at 4 p.m. Baby Band gathers today Thursday April 4 at 3 p.m. The Young Women's Club meets April 9 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Collins of Portage will teach ceramic tile. United Church Women units meet April 8 and 9 at various locations. Please note date and time changes. good attendance requested.
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