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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
5
Local clipping credits Mike Edrans News with a brief note on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kiassen and a further mention of related individuals, indicating a short social column fragment from the Kem Sm region. The readable text is fragmented and provides limited context beyond names and familial ties.
A local roundup lists visits from Grover Lobb’s funeral attendees in Gladstone to Winnipeggers returning home for weekends. It notes well wishes for Mrs. Cliff Tyerman after Portage hospital surgery and updates on relatives in Prince Albert and Neepawa while thanking the Muirhead Orchestra for funding a dance at Edrans Hall.
London Britain war office celebrates its oldest soldier Tom Ginger Hooper aged 65 who has served 46 years and will remain in the service. A spokesman says the war office always accepts his re enlistment despite old days of rough life being gone. Hooper notes he would not leave as the army has become a gentleman's life.
A 1965 Conference Week at the University of Manitoba will discuss exceptional children and impediments to learning. Sessions run Feb 22 25 with ladies sessions Feb 24 25 featuring Nadine Chidley and Muriel Lyons. A fish cookery demo by Sadie Slusar and future talks on home economics and rural services are planned. Registration is one dollar per day or 2 50 per week, with crafts programs in Brandon March 8 12 and a March 1 registration deadline.
The Australian National University in Canberra becomes the first Australian institution to add air space law to its Bachelor of Law program, expanding its curriculum to cover aviation and space regulation for law students.
The Austin community calendar lists meetings, socials, and church activities for February. The Chamber of Commerce executive convenes February 11 at 8 p.m. in the Community Hall. a Valentine tea is set for February 13 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Mrs. F. Amann’s home. Upcoming events include a pot luck supper and bingo February 12. UCW meets February 6. and a whist drive February 16.
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