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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1958
Page
2
Weekend visits and social roundups across Katrime and Bran don include Mr B Middleton from Winnipeg staying with the Taylors, Heselwoods visiting Headingley, and multiple Sunday gatherings at McLachlans and Sparrows. January club meeting noted, birthdays listed, hospital news shared, and best wishes extended for recovery.
A list of participants for the winter curling schedule at Katrime Rinks shows games on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons. Names include Ernest Duncan, Doug Grove, Muriel Duncan, Joan Grove, Bill Shaw, Norman McLachlan, Norma McLachlan, and many others across families and local clubs.
Mr and Mrs E Kemsley express heartfelt thanks for the fruit and other lovely gifts sent during their illness. Such kindness will be remembered.
Mrs. Roy Stone and family visit Horndean. C. Denham hosts guests. Dennis Smith celebrates a seventh birthday with friends. Art Leckie and boys visit Light Hill. Graham and Munroe visit Portage. Woman's Federation meets January 22 at Miss Irene Shaw's home. Winnipeg weekend visits and showers noted. multiple guests at Bran don and MacGregor area. Family health updates and hospital recovery included.
The Baltic Sea spans about 158000 square miles and has a maximum depth of 1300 feet. The note emphasizes its shallow profile relative to other seas, with the depth figure serving as a key geographic detail.
Miss Jean Pennell spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs L Kreitz visited Mr and Mrs W Forest at Treherne on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harold Shaw drove to Winnipeg where Shaw will have foot surgery. Mr and Mrs Doug McGregor hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Willis and girls and Mr Jack Lunn of Worthy. Ronnie Anderson returns home from Carberry Hospital after appendix operation. Mr and Mrs Jack Clarke and girls with Mr and Mrs W C MacWilliam visited Sid Hay and family on Sunday. H Pogue entertained supper guests Friday including Sid Hay and girls and W Hay and W Munroe of Portage.
Social items list visits among Hartford area residents including Mr. and Mrs. Geo Smith in Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett in Winnipeg. Notice of Hartford School ratepayers meeting on Saturday January 18 at 2 pm. Anniversary wishes to Jack Rintoul on his January 1 milestone. Various dinners and return travels involving Cam eron Andres and Indian Residential School staff travel. Mrs Andres and Cameron return to Moose Jaw after visiting Sam Thompson’s family celebrating a 50th wedding anniversary.
Pine Creek News by Miss Hughena Stewart lists weekend visits across the community. Edna Livingstone of Winnipeg and Ernie Livingstone of Brandon visited the area. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Schneider hosted and visited relatives in Brandon and Helston. Families including McCullough, Knox, Zerbin, Patterson, Nelson, Williams, Tilley, and Livingstone shared gatherings and birthday celebrations.
Notices of family visits and social gatherings centered on the Currie family in Portage and nearby towns. It lists arrivals, visits by relatives, and a Farmers' Union whist game with prizes and lunch. Names include Heather Currie, Jas Currie, Earl Currie, H Brown, Ken Balcunias, Len Balani as well as Roy Gilman, Betty, Corrie Brarnarson, Barry McMillan, George Begley, Wilfred Begley, D. W. Patterson, J C Hanna, R. Kuebler, Clayton Stewart, Reg McFarlane, Les Fox, William Makinson, Elmer Nelson, William Duncan.
Community notes report Edrans 11th Annual Bonspiel set to begin February 14. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Pollick at Nesbitt and Mr Ted Warburton with grandmother Annie Main at Gladstone. Deer Range and Edrans hold annual meetings January 17. John Pawlowski Morris of Westbourne visits Stanley Ryz home.
Danish authorities established compulsory schooling for children aged seven to fourteen starting in 1814, shaping national education policy and literacy rates across Denmark. The rule defined school attendance as mandatory during a key early 19th century reform period.
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