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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
4
The piece covers decorative and functional lamp choices for rooms. It explains selecting lamps to complement interior planning, balancing shade size and bulb visibility, and using open top shades or shielding discs. It notes white linings maximize light, dark shades absorb light, and pole lamps serve as decorative room dividers or background lighting rather to reading.
Al Harrison, well known to area farmers, has promoted Cockshutt Farm Equipment in Portage la Prairie for three years. He is an active community member, served in World War II, and is married with two children.
The New Cockshutt 247 Cultivator works deep to plow and shallow to cultivate. It cuts weeds, not grass, at the Toots, retaining surface stubble to prevent soil erosion and runoff.
A compilation of Easter week and spring services across St Pauls MacGregor Austin Sidney and surrounding hamlets. It lists morning worship Sunday schools prayer meetings and special programs led by Rev Earle Armistead Rev D M Sly Rev E H Hamm and others with details on times and locations and a note on a changed Austin service time to 10 in the morning for the summer. The entry also notes the Tenth Annual Missions Conference running April 29 to May 5 with weekday evenings and Sunday sessions ఉంటుంది.
Edrans News reports a daughter born April 19 at Neepawa hospital and a son born April 14 at Winnipeg General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Skeavington. Mrs. Pat Vanderhorst remains a patient at Neepawa Memorial Hospital while well wishes go to Mrs. John Seaman in Portage hospital.
Neighbors in Hartford gathered April 9 to honor the Fedechko couple as they prepare to move to Portage. Various locals visited the Rintoul, Lewis, Martin, and Thompson households, with extended family from Winnipeg and Ontario sharing holiday and Sunday gatherings. The news notes welcome for new residents Friesen family and several trips, including John and Judy returning from four months north and Mr Stark enjoying his first plane ride at 79.
The Canadian Wheat Board announced 10 bushel grain quotas effective Monday at 587 Prairie delivery points to move stocks from farms to country elevators. Elevators are being depleted by rail shipments to Pacific Coast and Lakehead terminals. Farmers may ship 10 bushels per acre to the listed delivery points, with quotas also set for additional points.
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