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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1977
Page
2
Pastor Edward Radke urges Christian readers to choose a new path after visiting Bethlehem. He compares the Wise Men’s decision to avoid Herod with believers returning home to reject old habits and embrace a life guided by God’s love, forgiveness, and peace.
A brief New Year exhortation urges readers to welcome 1977 with four guiding aims Exhilaration appreciation appropriation and annihilation It emphasizes gratitude for Canada Bible faith and family worship and invites readers to seek God and make a fresh start through Christ, promising a brighter year.
The Curtis Ridge club will hold its annual meeting Monday at 8 p.m. Winners of the snowmobile derby were Marlene Murray of Oakville first Elmer Schneider of Amaranth second and John Melvor of Kelvin district third.
Psittacosis or parrot fever is an infectious disease transmitted to humans by parrots, parakeets, pigeons and turkeys.
Shirley Green reports at the Portage Hotel luncheon on January 12 that Katherine Lenzman urged members to seek God’s plan through right relationships. She recalled her Christian upbringing and meeting her husband at Moody Bible Institute as part of a faith focused path.
The United Nations Association in Canada will hold a policy conference in Winnipeg May 12 to 15 with topics on the world economy and disarmament. Organizers expect over 300 Canadian and international dignitaries, and invite UN secretary general Kurt Waldheim and Prime Minister Trudeau to attend.
The Senior Citizens Choir held its annual meeting at the Salvation Army Citadel on Tuesday January 11. Officers elected were President G Crewson Vice President P Sturgeon Secretary Miss J Wallace Treasurer Mrs P Sturgeon and Pianist Mrs C Boddy. The choir now has five members and has performed at many events locally and beyond.
John Bunyan, a Bedford tinker, was imprisoned in 1660 for unlawful preaching. While in jail he wrote part of Pilgrim's Progress.
Local seniors joined Lions Manor residents for cards and tea Monday. Choir practice Tuesday under Mrs MacFarlane. A Wednesday tea in the north wing hosted by the Activity Department. Thursday church service led by Rev H L Henderson with Mrs MacFarlane at the piano. Friday bingo and social time followed by visits from Kenneth Gardiner Jeanne Wilson and others from Langruth, Germany, and Toronto.
The Nativity Celebration Board announced a second Nativity service tentatively set for December 18 and 19, 1977. Executive director Dave Loewen said the aim is to tell the Christmas story again after widespread volunteer help and strong support from Christian groups across Canada and the United States. The parade and first service are planned for December 18 with a second service on December 19, backed by Nativity Letoration Inc., a Winnipeg nonsectarian group.
The article notes rapid growth of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints from six members in 1890 to about four million, with 10,000 in Canada, 70,000 in Japan, 140,000 in Europe, and 160,000 in Mexico. It highlights 25,000 missionaries, belief in restored gospel, and adherence to biblical principles under President Kimball.
Statistics Canada reported Wednesday that average weekly wages rose in October to 234.27 with British Columbia the sole region showing a decrease. BC fell to 267.06 while Northwest Territories posted 318.24 and Yukon 317.39. Wages exclude agriculture, fishing, trapping, education, health and welfare services and public administration. Based on returns from employers with 20 or more employees.
The Statue of Liberty has stood in New York harbor since 1886 as a symbol of freedom and welcome. This enduring landmark connects visitors to historic ideals and ongoing civic meaning.
Local church notices list Sunday services for Evangelical Mennonite Church East End MacGregor and Rossendale United Church with combined services led by Rev. Hutchinson. Austin and Sidney churches show service times, Sunday School, and special programs including a World-wide Pictures film Time to Run. Also mention of travel rides and a family visit by Local News Wir and Mrs Les Young.
A bank ad emphasizes using a First Canadian Retirement Savings Plan to boost savings in 1976. It notes various plan options and suggests borrowing from a Bank of Montreal manager to fund an R.A.S.P. investment for greater tax savings.
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