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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1965
Page
2
Auction notices list sale items including dairy cattle a Holstein cow two milking machines and a John Deere tractor. Dates shown span April with times 1 30 pm and 1 pm and participants Mrs A Unray Gordon Unray and Hugh Kerr.
The Portage district news column laments Toworsey's passing on April 10 and honors his family while sharing Easter reflections. It reports multiple local visits, hospital stays for Dianne and Gordon Ritchie, and ongoing community sympathy. It notes vandalism, road conditions from Assiniboine flooding, visits among residents, and funeral attendance for A. Hart in Pembina.
Harvey Nemon returns home after ten days with Mr and Mrs Don Hotel of Austin. Weekend visitors include Phyllis Nelson Carol Triasinco and Garry Schiatel from Winnsipes. Joe Livingstone visited his parents. Sunday visitors from Helston Gladstone and Rossendale and Brandon. Eleanor Montgomery of Oakland spent the weekend with Reg McFar and Glen Wilson. Walter Gulay of Arborg visiting S E Knox. Mrs Jack McMillan and others attended the Little Perkins wedding in Portage. Pine Creek residents are out again after water problems. Get well wishes to Mrs Reg McFarlane who injured her leg.
A Manitoba bill would permit serving wild game in restaurants and at certain events with department approval. It bans night hunting except for property protection, including rabbits, and faces opposition from M N Hryhorczuk who says wildlife should not be profitably used. Debate adjourned on second reading.
The Bagot 4-H Club met at Mr and Mrs Stan Crealocks to review routine business and plan to participate in an inter club judging competition at the Coult hard farm on April 17. New crests and uniforms were discussed with no decisions. Members heard about Brandon Winter Fair and a $5.35 cheque was sent to the Leaders Association for awards night expenses. The next meeting will be at the Bennetts when roads are fit. Lunch was served to nine leaders and parents.
Two Manitoba students Melva Mitchell from Brandon and William Currie from Carberry won an essay contest and traveled from Winnipeg to New York for a nine day seminar with other provincial winners. The delegation will be addressed by debaters at the United Nations before two days in Ottawa.
The text suggests expanding beyond a basic financial plan to build a broader foundation for comprehensive personal and business strategy. It emphasizes integration of budgeting, risk management, and long term goals with adaptable structures.
Prof E J Tyler led a 1958 study of Roseland near Neepawa to forecast migration and planning needs but cites scarce funds from the Agricultural Rehabilitation and Development Act as a key barrier. He says project desirability rarely dictates funding, hindering municipal and provincial planning efforts.
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