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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1965
Page
7
Free children's show on Saturday after the Santa Claus Parade by the Kinsmen Club with two sessions at 12 30 and 2 30 p.m. Tickets limited to 1300 available in advance at the Playhouse box office. December 9 10 11 adds Clay Patterson fight to the usual features and later January features Macbeth for high school students.
Bank of Montreal reports year end assets near 5 billion dollars, loans above 3.1 billion and deposits rising. Earnings total 18.7 million, or 3.08 per share, up 49 percent from 1964, with dividends paid to 24 000 shareholders and undivided profits carrying forward.
Weekend visits from Portage and Winnipeg residents. UCW meeting reports and plans for bazaar and Christmas retreat. Local anniversaries celebrated, a 4-H dance scheduled, and an upcoming United Church visitation.
Take notice that at the regular meeting of MacGregor Village Council in Manitoba on December 13 1965 a By Law will be introduced to vest title to part of Talbot Street between Fox Street and Vardon Street as shown on Plan No 273 filed in Portage la Prairie Land Titles Office. The By Law can be inspected during office hours at the Village office and any person whose land may be prejudicially affected may apply to be heard. Dated November 25 1965.
Dr. Mark Nickerson a 49 year old Winnipeg pharmacologist and Montevideo Minnesota native received the Purkeyne Medal and became an honorary member of the J E Purkeyne Medical Society He is the second Canadian to win the honor and leads shock treatment research at Manitoba University with potential Czech collaboration.
In November 1801 at Pembina Manitoba, winter trek began as buffalo moved south toward present day South Dakota. Alexander Henry’s Red River fort faced mice invasions while geese and wolves echoed in the cold. Peter Fidler’s weather journals noted alcohols freezing at specific lows during York Factory days.
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