New Extension Work Aids Southern Trappers
Manitoba game branch uses procti ons to extend the Trapper Education Program in southern Manitoba. Hon H Witney notes wild fur value at about 1% million dollars annually and stresses pelts must be top quality. About 300 trappers attended October meetings to learn fur drying storage shipping and pelts preparation with films and templates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitobas Game Branch
Manitoba
Trapper
H Witney
Mines and Natural Resources
Whitney
Northern Trapper Education Officer
Springbrook 4-H Cub News Winners Named in Chicken Bingo
Winners at the Springcrook H club chicken bingo Friday include Ted Collier Donnie Evenson Noreen Bull Leonard Rand Tommy Bull Randy Kowalchuk Wallace Lowe Mrs Melford Smith Clara Tobolotney Terry Smith Allan Lewis Mrs Percy Ewen and Lynne Anderson. Terry Smith of Beaver won with a profit of 35.60 dollars. Springbrook Garden Club thanked all supporters and Rep. Randy Kowalchuk ey was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Collier
Donnie Evenson
Noreen Bull
Leonard Rand
Tommy Bull
Randy Kowalchuk
Wallace Lowe
Melford Smith
Clara Tobolotney
Terry Smith
Allan Lewis
Percy Ewen
Lynne Anderson
Beaver
Springbrook Garden Club
Randy Kowalehukey
The More Is Not Always Better in Poultry Feed
The article warns against the fallacy of “a little is good, more is better” in poultry nutrition. It notes producers overusing nutrients or drugs can waste money and harm flocks, stressing a balanced ration and sound management over indiscriminate supplements. It urges resisting the policy of excess unless a competent flock diagnosis justifies it.
Former MacGregor resident Philip A Donald dies in Winnipeg
Philip Alexander Donald a former MacGregor resident dies at his St Vital Winnipeg home at age 52 Born in Obert on later moving to MacGregor he studied there and later moved to Winnipeg in 1919 He was a lawyer and managed the Royal Trust Company Trust and Estates He was a life member of the Winnipeg Canoe Club and a longtime Knowles School for Boys director He is survived by wife Evelyn Ann a son Douglas two daughters Joan and Linda Ann his mother Mrs J A Shaw and four brothers and four sisters Funeral services were held December 4 at Clarke Funeral Home with interment in Vital Cemetery Attending from MacGregor were Mrs A Nichols Mr and Mrs Beech Hodge Roy Edwin Wilbur Hodg and Mrs T Kirkpatrick of Bradon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Donald
Royal Trust Company
Winnipeg
Knowles School For Boys
Evelyn Ann
Douglas
Joan
Linda Ann
J. A. Shaw
GA. Shaw
Plenty
Sask
RL Donald
WN. Donald
GA Shaw
Church Plans Carol Festival and Christmas Services
Beaver and MacGregor United church sponsors a Carol Festival Thursday December 21 with special guest artists. The children’s Christmas concert is Friday December 15 in Memorial Hall. Christmas Communion is Sunday December 17 at 10am, candle lighting by CGLT Sunday December 17 evening at 7:30, and a Christmas service of music and praise Sunday December 24. Chimes will ring daily before Christmas as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver and
MacGregor United Church
Memoral
CGLT
Firdale-Norfolk Beef Club News Event at Albert Manns home
A meeting of the Firdale-Norfolk Beef Club held at Albert Manns home drew nine members and one visitor. Tickets were sold for a fishing kit donated by Sam Williams of Pine Creek. Brian Manns presented Edmonton trip slides, enjoyed by attendees. Lloyd Sirett plans film showings from his Russia trip in the Firdale school basement on Friday night. All are welcome. Club reporter, Gerald Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Manns
Sam Williams
Pine Creek
Brian Manns
Edmonton
Lloyd Sirett
Neepawa
Russia
Firdale School
Gerald Smith
Carberry Plains 4 H Dairy Club Meets in Town Hall
The Carberry Plains 4 H Dairy Calf Club held its second meeting on November 25 in the Carberry town hall with fourteen members, two leaders, and two visitors. Speeches covered choosing, feeding, and management of a dairy calf by Mr McDonald, Linda Redéon, and Murry Macinty. Road signs were chosen as the club project for the year and members enjoyed a short recreation period. The next meeting is set for December 20 at the Carberry town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carberry Plains
Carberry Town Hall
McDonald
Linda Redéon
Andre
Murry Macinty
Carberry Town
Subscriptions Offered for MacGregor Herald
Notice invites readers to subscribe to the MacGregor Herald at 230 per year until March 1 1962 and 300 per year thereafter. Readers may subscribe for multiple years at 250 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor Herald
Former Bagot Resident Dies In Winnipeg
A former Bagot resident died December 7 1961 at 344 Harvard Ave West Transcona at age 84. Born in England he came to Canada in 1885 farmed at Bagot and moved to Winnipeg in 1941 working as a painter at Co-Op Implements. Survived by widower Caroline Allen a son Thomas A Calgary and seven daughters including Mrs J W Muriel Warren Winnipeg and Mrs HJ Doris Clifton Kenora Ontario. Burial in Brookside cemetery after prayers at Bardal Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csecanes Anveress Scas
Harvard Ave
West
Transcona
Caroline Allen
England
Allen
Canada
Bagot
Man Ind
Winnipeg
Co-Op
Thomas A. Calgary
Alta
Daughers
J. W. Muriel Warren
CH Mab
Palmer
MacGregor
Doris) Clifton
Ken
EH Carrie Ariss
Man
Alice’ O'Bertos
Toefield
Bardal Funeral
Brookside
Newlyweds Honored At Macaulay
A Friday gathering at Macaulay honored Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Rene Douglas with whist games and gifts. Winners included Ladies high Mrs D Ferris low Mrs Lyle Cox, Men's high Bill Ritzer, low Harland Pogue. George Pogue spoke, presented gifts, and guests thanked them, then a luncheon and social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Bill Ritzer
Lloyd McDougall
Rene Douglas
Lyle Cox
Hunter claims double deer kill with one rifle shot
Local hunter John Baynk Jr reports shooting at two deer on Mount Brenton. He says he killed the first deer with a heart shot and upon approaching found a second doe five feet away, later caused by the same shot breaking its back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baynk Jr
Mount Brenton
Britannia Chapter notes Christmas party plans and fundraising
Correction notes reveal funds raised by Britannia Chapter 100b totaled 67.50 from a shop raffle donated by A Ward of Deer Lodge Hospital, not A Site. Proceeds support a Christmas party for Metis and action children at Memorial Hall on December 14. Next meeting moved to Mrs H Barton’s home on Wednesday Jan Sat 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannia Chapter
Deer Lodge Hospital
Memorial Hall
H. Barton
H J Hampton
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Connie’s
GOK and
DIS
Portage la Prairie
Ray
THE
CW. Sloir
Phon
Herb Borton
J. S. Thomson
Harry L. Trump
Erle R.george Ety
Rcs
Malye, Cc
Isuranes
Austin
Hesider
Austin Credit Union
Ltters
Worth Norfolk
Doris Randall
Springbrook
Cub
Hammond
Sions
J. H. Strain
Indon Experimental Farm
American Avengers Service
Ilspring
Philip Alexander Donald
St Vital
Donald
Mr Donald
Obe- Ton
Win
Firdale-Norfolk Beef Club News
Dairy Club
Macaulay
C.D.E
MacGregor Furniture and Appliances
Davenport
Austin Community Hall
Curley
Rhythm Rockets
Dangerfield Hotels
Santa Claus
Santa
Tivoli Theatre
McGregor Chamber OF Commerce
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