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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1956
Page
3
The Army appeals to 16 year olds with apprentice paths offering three year terms, pay during training, 30 days paid holidays, medical and dental care, travel and adventure. Eligibility requires age 16, under 17, 0 Grade Redemption, and ability to meet standards. Limited placements available. apply early via coupon or phone for a visit.
Lavenham news highlights visitors and travels among residents including Mr McGregor Sr of Rosenda, Mr and Mrs Delmar Dobbin, Miss Audrey and Shirley with Frank Henry, Miss Shirley Jones and Lyle of Portage, and plans of Mrs Wm Henry and Sam Quinn sailing May 10. Local farming, store duties, and road mishaps appear with family visits to Portage, MacGregor, Winnipeg, and Ladysmith districts. Community anecdotes include gardening plans, a boy seeking work, and cattle escape on a farm route to Portage.
A brukish note from Winnipeg laments missing a local figure and declares crocuses blanket two farms. The writer hints at a budding hot bed and boasts about giant beefsteak tomato plants from "Mr Tribune Thestnut" promising large harvests by fall.
The UGG sponsors a mum show in the School on Friday evening May Lith at 8 30. Miss E Pogue of Winnipeg spent a few days at her parental home. Miss D Cook of Virden was a guest for a weekend. Inez Leckie stayed with her parents who returned from Saskatoon to MacGregor area. The School Board visited Winnipeg Normal School and hired Mr J Forrester of Portage for fall term. Beet Ring annual meeting April 30 set beef prices for the year. Don Wright's first beef of the season delivered May 4.
G H Acton of the National Employment Service said today that electronics technicians are being hired for the DEW Line. The job requires men of even temperament, able to live in remote confinement, with high school graduation and radar experience. This early warning defense system was built by the United States Gov.
A private American firm will operate the government services and plans to hire Canadian workers where possible. This shift signals outsourcing of functions and cross border staffing to support ongoing administration. The decision may affect local employment and regulatory oversight.
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