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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1963
Page
17
G Hicks, Rector of St. Paul's Church, calls for a Christ centered festival on Christmas Day. He says people of all kinds should gather to celebrate the grace of Christianity, sharing the double blessing of giving and receiving while remembering God is the Maker of all. He emphasizes keeping Christmas in the heart every day, not just on the holiday.
The Holliday family recounts a two month holiday making a tour of Canada. Nell and Carlton Holliday report they are well and enjoyed visits to the new million dollar air terminal, to be officially opened December 14, and the Four Season Sports Arena with bowling, curling, skating. They describe warm weather and numerous sights, calling the city lovely and interesting.
The 1963 Extension programs stressed human resources and community organization to maximize use of natural resources. Credit goes to many individuals and groups for initiatives and sponsorships. The message thanks the Editor and Staff for cooperation and wishes a Merry Christmas and a successful 1964 from Peggy Hood Hazel Banister Neil Cameron Meadows.
A Christmas meditation reflecting on the birth of Jesus as a continuous, life changing miracle. The sermon contrasts materialism with meekness and love, urging believers to become tabernacles for the indwelling of God and to bless others this season.
Mrs. N. Miller died after a long illness in Austin. Valerie Hotel hosted a miscellaneous shower. she marries Reginald W. Davey and will live in Portage la Prairie. C. E. Hotel was re-elected Red Cross president as December events included snowfall and ongoing curling plans. Jas. Tattersall, longtime Austin resident, died suddenly. December marked the year’s unfinished note.
The Curling Club elected Don Barber as president succeeding Frank Hay at its fall meeting. The Blues beat the Gold 19 13 in the first inter squad tilt, aiming to make it an annual event. Mustangs fell 19 13 to Windsor Park at Norwood Park on October 21. MacGregor and District Hockey Association disbanded due to low interest. On November 7 MacGregor and Brandon tied 13 13 in a drawn game. Glen Lye's rink, including Frank Hay, Dane Lamb, and Carl Daly, led after a strong showing in the Grain Exchange Bonspiel in Winnipeg.
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