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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 16, 1959
Page
2
G. J. Milne was announced as managing editor in a recent internal note. The move positions Milne to oversee editorial operations and staffing decisions across a broad range of sections.
Corrections note that Vic Futros and Diane visited relatives in Headingly and with the Meikle and Westman families in Yorkton, plus G A Festival crypt repair correction. The Week adds a Farmers Union Bazaar in Wm Makinson’s showroom May 9 at 3 PM with a quilt raffle. Local visits include Duncan and Outhwaite families, Ken Healy of The Pas, and congratulations to Bill and Marie Rodgers on newborn David Harold.
Hospital visits return home for Mr. Lowe and Mrs. Poyser as community groups meet at United Church Christ Church Diocesan events discuss Lambeth Conference. Austin Theatre and curling club report attendance and officer elections with plans for shows and improvements. Weekend visitors and social evenings noted with multiple families in attendance.
The Manitoba Farmers Union in Austin will hold a meeting on Monday April 20 at 8 00 pm in the Community Hall. Guest speaker will be Al Werbiski of Portage. All members urged to attend.
The past two weeks Terry Williams and Norman Brown have been practice teaching in the Collegiate and Public School Grace Russell will also be practice teaching in Room I for the next two weeks. Terry Williams and Norman Brown substituted for Mrs. Willis and Mr. Brown.
Alfred Hitchcock thriller To Catch a Thief opens at the Austin Theatre with Cary Grant and Grace Kelly. Two showings are listed for Thursday and Saturday, April 16 and 18, highlighting the film’s suspenseful plot and stylish production.
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