School Daze From Austin Collegiate
The high school curling schedule begins this Saturday with 14 rinks participating. Reading material covers items of interest to students and the country.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 14, 1965
Page
8
The high school curling schedule begins this Saturday with 14 rinks participating. Reading material covers items of interest to students and the country.
The Bank of Canada still may pay owners of $2,010,000 in war saving certificates issued in 1940 and withdrawn in 1946. Some may have been burned for patriotic reasons. none earned value after maturity in 1954. Redeemers can mail certificates for matured value to the stated address.
MacGregor United Church and nearby charges list Sunday services and Sunday School times for Beaver Bagot and St Pauls with additional events at Austin Christ Church Calvary Tabernacle and Evangelical Mennonite Church. The Visitor film is shown at all charges.
Joe Livingstone of Winnipeg spent the weekend at his parent home. Ernie Pilgrim hosted a Friday overnight guest from Winnipeg at the S. E. Knox residence. Local couples and families welcomed visitors from Winnipeg Victoria Vancouver Gladstone Aldergrove Port Coquitlam Matsqui and Winkler during the Christmas period.
The National Council of the Boy Scouts introduces 23 new or revised badges for 170,000 Wolf Cubs in Canada, effective January 1. Badges include artist, cyclist, interpreter, woodsman and eight language seals. Last July eight more were issued in the Northwest Territories for 800 scouts.
The January meeting of the Beaver Katrime Calf Club was held at Bobby Tay lor’s home on January 4 with all members present. The 4 H pledge was led and plans were made for a bonspiel at Katrime on January 23, plus a rink trip to Bagot on January 16. Some members will give speeches at the next meeting. The next meeting is scheduled for February 1 at Dennis Smith’s home. Reporter Barry Rodgers.
Southend Macaulay visitors included Mr and Mrs Herman Schweitz with Bob Schweitz family from Lavenham. Barry Rogers of Beaver visited with Brian Pennell. Boxing Day guests with Mr and Mrs Harvey Kane were Mr and Mrs Jack Frank and family. Rickey White of town was a supper guest at the Frank home. Mr and Mrs Jack Frank with Darren and Reid visited Treberne last Tuesday. Larry Larson passed Christmas exams with honors at the University of Manitoba in geological engineering. An evening at Earle Anderson's hosted Shirley and eight school chums for her birthday. Bob Hulme's friends regret his accident. he is hospitalized in MacGregor. Birthday wishes to David Hulme, Jan 17. Lyn Snaith and Paul Lukevich, Jan 11. anniversary to Mr. and Mrs A Chant, Jan 11. Doug Pennell works for Pacific Pipeline at Fort St. Bonspiel winner team from MacGregor beat Jack Wolfe and team.
Mrs Wes Muir and family of Portage visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Pears for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Gordon Shackel and their boys from Killarney spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A Drader.
The MacGregor Ladies Caring Club schedules a bonspiel meeting at Marge Litster’s home on Monday January 18 at 3 30 pm. The event invites members to attend and discuss curling activities.
Rossendale News lists visits to Winnipeg and Portage with families including the Watson and Orton clans. Curlers Harvey Watson, Les Dennis, Don McCulloch and Craig Frizz ley competed in Portage zone playdowns. The 75th birthday of Mrs. E. Orton is celebrated in Portage. An annual meeting for Rossendale Consolidated School is set for January 18 at 2 PM. A speedy recovery is wished to Mrs. L. Donald.
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