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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 28, 1957
Page
2
This piece urges viewing Education as a full time process not limited to schools. It notes education happens in home church and street settings and warns the street environment can impact youth. It cites Ruskin on education as behavior training through example and guidance.
Mrs S Cooper reports Katrime and district social notes with visits by Art and Grant Grove in Winnipeg, Lawrence Heselwood, Shirley Taylor, and Janice Duncan. Birthday wishes to Bob Reshaur and Art Grove. Beav er and Grand Challenge curling results, plus hospital updates and Good Neighbors Club activities.
Miss Elsie Pogue visited the Hulme home. Ellen Hulme spent four days in hospital. Lawrence Heselwood and Disnne Hay were weekend guests at the Sid Hay home. Nelson Hulme celebrated his and Florence Turner, Frank Hulme, Don Nakoneskny, and Betty Hulme's February birthdays. Jim Turner and Jim Frank family visits to Winnipeg. Denis Snaith joined a winning Austin High School Bonspiel rink. WMS meeting at Mrs Ed Chant’s on Friday March ? 1:30 pm with World Day of Prayer follows.
Local notes describe Taeve rinks from Sidney competing in Austin Bonspiel and social visits across Carberry Brandon MacGregor Regina and Esso to names such as Kenseth Bova Waxine Head, Sylvester, Calvert and Beswaher. CGIT concert and February Sewing Club meeting are recapped with community events. Continued on page five.
Health minister Hon. R. Bond outlined a three point program to cut municipal health and welfare costs. It includes government covering hospital bills after 180 days with $500,000 allocated, paying 80 percent of welfare costs beyond one mill equalized assessment, and offering a 40 percent provincially funded welfare option.
The province expects 1 620 000 in costs as indigent hospital charges rise with municipal and provincial shares. The plan, effective April 1, covers those with 180 days accrued and expands to supplementary old age, security, child welfare, medical relief and burial aid.
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