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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
8
Agricultural representative outlines beef cattle nutrition in a series. Covers feed requirements including roughage intake by weight, hay and silage needs, grain limits, salt and mineral supplementation, water quality, antibiotics, hormones, tonics, and veterinary advice. Emphasizes year round water, cautious hormone use, and practical feed preparation practices for palatability and digestion.
The Burnside United Church Women held a December 6 gathering at Judy Troop's home with 25 members. Mrs. Troop was reappointed president with E Towle as vice-president. A January 23 meeting at Hilda Hyde’s home features a crazy auction.
First Presbyterian church in Portage Portage In Prairie Manitoba hosted a quiet wedding on October 27 1962 at 5 pm uniting Belle Martha Sanderson and Milton Elmer Colessi. Rev H Lloyd Henderson officiated with Flora Dolessi as brides maid and John Sharpe as best man. A reception followed for about 35 guests at the groom’s sister’s home.
Grasshopper infestation extends southeast of Killarney along the Saniopa border into the Red River Valley. Notable pockets near St Claude, St Pierre, and Dominion City cover about 85, 95, and 60 square miles respectively. Infestations also affect Swan River, Dauphin, Russell, Killarney areas, including roadsides, pastures, forage crops, and stubble fields.
The MacGregor Thimble Fumblers second business meeting was held on December 5 with Mrs. C. Lee and Mrs. T. Kelly as leaders. Plans were finalized for the Christmas party on December 12 with a prize for the member who collects the most scrap book material.
A Canadian Press survey shows 36 weekend deaths, with 29 tied to slippery snow severed roads. Ontario reported 19 deaths including 14 road fatalities, while British Columbia had five deaths, two in traffic crashes. Provinces Quebec, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Newfoundland also reported fatalities, plus drownings in Ontario and BC lakes and a single acetylene tank explosion death in Ontario. Manitoba, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick reported no accidental deaths.
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