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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
4
An editorial urges stronger support for education to shape future national life. It stresses adapting curricula to times, stressing practical arts, household and agriculture, and urges Canada to tailor schooling beyond past practices, prioritizing wisdom over materialism and rapid modernization. It calls for action by both sexes and all levels of government.
William Muir a prominent Swan Lake resident died August 2 after a lengthy illness. Born in Lachute Quebec 1877 and moved to Manitoba in 1879 he settled in the MacGregor district. He learned at the local school and later worked in the private banking office of Wat Reid.
The 1905 Swan Lake resident Mr Muir a financial agent and notary public active in United Church and various local groups dies leaving widow three sisters and a brother Funeral at Swan Lake United Church at 1 pm with interment in MacGregor cemetery The Herald offers condolences to the family.
Rev R Smalley recounts a twofold holiday combining profit and pleasure. Attending United Colleges Winnipeg Summer School for Christian workers with Rev A J Johnstone and other lecturers, then relaxing at Matlock by Lake Winnipeg. Describes lectures, social events, and renewed vigor from the journey.
Born at Brandon General Hospital on August 19 to Mr and Mrs R O Forrest of Forest Manitoba a son named Robert Earl.
Mrs J Tiffin returns to Minitonas this week after visiting relatives in the Bagot districts. She will be accompanied by her mother Mrs D Smith who will stay with her daughter during the visit.
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