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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 21, 1966
Page
2
An average of 400 persons attended a weekend youth rally on April 16 and 17 featuring an 80 voice choir from the area. The choir was directed by Marvin Thiesen and accompanied by Mr. Hamm. A Sunday evening panel compared opportunities for Christian youth today with those of 20 to 30 years ago, concluding that opportunities remain strong in the anticipated annual event.
Lorraine Stephen outlines how to save on meat costs with guidance on government inspected meat grades recognition of quality and proper cuts. She covers buying by portions storing methods refrigerator and freezer times thawing and prep notes with a preview of next week’s meat cooking ideas.
The district sends sympathy to members of the foe tote. Saturday supper guests at the J McRae home included Mr and Mrs F Amann and family from Austin. Minnie McRae of Westbourne visited J McRae and daughters. A large crowd attended the Katrime Hall dance on Friday April 15 hosted by the Community Club. Sunday supper guests at L Heselwood’s included Miss Donna Hay of Winnipeg Mr and Mrs Jim Lowe and Kristin of Brandon Mr and Mrs Sid Hay and boys and Mr and Mrs Bill Phillips and Robby of Brandon visited with Bert Caskey and Beverley and relatives at Macdonald.
The Beaver Hospital Aid will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs Dorothy Smith on Tuesday April 26 at 2 p.m. An old fashioned supper will be served in the Cone County Hall with prices 15 cents for children 35 cents.
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees assists hundreds of thousands who fled after World War II. Some emigrate, others settle in new permanent dwellings with aid. The office protects refugees outside their homelands and promotes durable solutions, funded by UN budgets and voluntary contributions.
Saskatoon report notes Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Lutz have sheltered 100 children for the provincial welfare department over 19 years, most in under a year. One boy arrived at four days old and remained years, ending in adoption by the couple.
Manitoba Health Minister C H Witney announced no legislation on dentists or denturists would be introduced this session. He cited the lateness of the season and a committee report urging public denturists for repairs without in-mouth work, with dentists opposing certain limits.
Manitoba announces increased funding for arts and culture for 1967, with Winnipeg Symphony set for a 35 40 percent rise and grants to the Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature at 25 000 up from 1 000. Winnipeg Art Gallery receives 5 000 more to 25 000 and Historic Sites Advisory board up to 10 000 from 1 000. Rainbow Stage grant noted as subject to arrangements. Several groups kept grants at prior 1966 levels. Fiscal year ends March 31, 1967.
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