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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 23, 1964

Page

6

Macualay Area Notes and Social News Brief

Southend Macaulay News reports bereavement notices for Mrs Dave Hodgins and family. MacGregor clothing wins first in a second event with congratulatory notes. Birthday wishes to David Hulme on January 17 include a turkey dinner with Diane Cody Audrey Perkins and others. Local visits feature Jack Frank and Harvey Kane in MacGregor and Laurie Frank’s rink win. Beard of local events includes Pete Reimer Pete Toews Bees birthday and Snowflake visitors. Ken's Kare advertised for rheumatism while locals joke about raw potatoes in hip pockets.

Macregor David Hulme David Diane Cody Audrey Perkins Jack Frank Harvey Kane MacGregor Laurie Frank Winnipeg Pete Reimer Pete Toews Bees

Manitoba Farmers Whist Drive Held at Randall's Cafe

The Manitoba Farmers Unit hosted a whist drive at Randall's Cafe on Monday evening January 20 with fair attendance. Winners included ladies high Mrs Charles Hotel and low Mrs Outhwaite. gentlemen high C Reiach and low Mrs Winterbottom. Travelling prizes went to Mrs Paul Uhrin and Mrs Winterbottom. The next whistle will be provincial on Monday February 3 at 8 p.m.

Manitoba Farmers’ Unit Randall's Cafe Ladies’ High Charles Hotel Low Outhwaite C. Reiach Winterbottom Paul Uhrin

MCI students return to exams and curling action

January brings a busy note from MCI with two weeks of holidays followed by three and a half months of study. Curling results from January 13 to 18 are listed, Manitoba High School Bonspiel entries to Winnipeg yielded no prizes, while five collegiate rinks head to Gladstone for Pine Creek divisional play on January 24 and 25.

MCI MCI T McQuiston Dankesreiter McCain Harvey Briecoe Smith Dale Critchlow Satkanas L. Larson S. Montgomery Hildebrand M. Smith Aikens B.scora Frizzley Lyall N. Smith L.arson Arl B. Scora T. Smith Thompson Aikins Rodgers White Lewis Winnipeg Pine Creek Gladstone Ross Nichol Chuck Lewis Gerald Frizzley Neel Thompson Stuart Montgomery Joanne Garry

Squirrel Creek school holds annual meeting with re-elect

Community notices record a small turnout as Harvey Gilbert is re elected for a three year term at the Squirrel Creek school annual meeting. District mourns Ira Taylor with funeral attendance from Winnipeg. Local residents host guests from Winnipeg and plan a trip to Edmonton and Vancouver. Curling teams enter the Austin ladies bonspiel. A whist drive event is set for Katrime hall January 24.

Squirrel Creek Harvey Gilbert Ira Taylor Ethel Art Taylor Winnipeg Taylor John Heselwood Jim McLachlan Harold McLachlan Edmonton Vancouver Muriel Duncan Werald Mrs. Heselwood Olga Duncan Marjorie Gilbert Audrey Telford Joan Groves Austin Pathead Orangeville Sheep Club Katrime Hall

Missionary to show India film The Beloved Surgeon

An excellent color film titled The Beloved Surgeon will be shown at United Church Sunday evening at 7 30. Dr Jefferson will comment on the new life work in Vellore India and share intimate knowledge of the work of surgeon Dr Norman Brand in restoring new life to those afflicted by leprosy. The film offers a vivid study of life in another land.

United Church Vellore India Jefferson Norman Brand

Bantams Triumph 5-2 Over Wellwood in Weekend Match

MacGregor expands to four wins and no losses while closing in on Gladstone, which sits at three wins and one loss. Ken Patterson opened the scoring for MacGregor with a tipped pass from Glen Quinn. Bruce Graham, Garry Leoppky, and an additional MacGregor goal sealed the win, with Wellwood’s Jim Suttie scoring assisted by Wayne Turner. A 12 and under game earlier saw MacGregor fall 32-? in a tight contest, with Snaith and Telford scoring for MacGregor and Wellwood tallying three, including Wells.

Wellwood MacGregor Gladstone Ken Patterson Glen Quinn Ith Dennis Graham Terry Lamb Robert Hill Garry Leoppky Bruce Graham Jim Suttie Wayne Turner Jim Snaith Brian Telford Daryl Gilbert David Lloyd Titis Reidle Wells

Hartford News Club News and Local Visits

Related yet new wishes are extended to Richard Bennett a patient at Winnipeg General Hospital. Mrs D Landers and Mrs R Tarr left for Calgary for a holiday with 4H Sewing Club members. Mr and Mrs T Rintoul and family visited Carberry. Allyson Thompson attended Worby curling. A bazaar prize was planned in the second event. Mr and Mrs Harley Henry of Winnipeg spent the weekend at home with the Rin Toul family. Murray and Brenda Gourley visited in Winnipeg with W Ogilvie family. The Gourleys and Watson motored in weekend. J Rintoul and family hosted visitors including Norma Annie Winnipeg H Jonasson Macdonald Ted Cleaver and sons. Mrs Milne of Winnipeg visited the Lamonts. Sandra returned home after two weeks with her grandparents. Six Good Neighbors Club members and three visitors met at J Rintoul home for the annual meeting. $20 donated to the March of Dimes. Portage has June weather permitting. February meeting planned at S Lamont home.

Richard Bennett Winnipeg General Hospital D. Landers R.tarr Calgary Harley Henry Winnipeg J. Rintoul Murray Brenda Gourley W. Ogilvie A. Gourley Mr. and Watson March of Dimes Portage S. Lamont

Beaver U C W News January Meeting Report

The January meeting of the U C W was held at Mrs Ina Asmundson s home with nine members attending. Mrs Jean Harkness conducted the devotional and new officers took office for the year. The treasurer s report was adopted. The nominating committee for two years includes Mrs Phyllis Gierke chairwoman, Mrs Evelyn Thompson and Mrs Dorothy Rodgers. Program and social committee chaired by Mrs Jean Harkness includes Mrs Allison Graham, Mrs Betty Harkness and Mrs Joyce Clark. Stewardship and recruiting by Mrs Ina Asmundson. The February meeting is at Mrs Jean Harkness s home on Wednesday Feb 19 at 2 pm. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction.

U.C.W Ina Asmundson Jean Harkness Leon Phyllis Gierke Evelyn Thompson Dorothy Rodgers Allison Graham Betty Harkness Joyce Clark

Prime Minister in Dieppe Wreath Laying During France Visit

Prime Minister Pearson wound up a four day France tour with a motor trip to Dieppe to lay a wreath at the Cross of Sacrifice. His party including Mrs Pearson and External Affairs Minister Martin then boarded an RCAF Yukon aircraft for the flight back to Canada. Pearson arrived at the RCAF NATO base Friday night and began his day with an inspection before touring Dieppe where Canadians died in a Second World War commando raid.

Pearson France Dieppe Martin Canada NATO Air Base

Rare Sheep Captured Near Edmonton Game Farm

A stone sheep, a rare mountain species, has been captured in the Rocky Mountains about 225 miles northwest of Dawson Creek British Columbia. Typically found at 7000 feet, the animal is one of six sought by an expedition led by guide Jimmy Anderson for a game farm near Edmonton.

Rocky Mountains Dawson Creek B.C Jimmy Anderson Edmonton

Farmers Use Safer Weed Killers In Manitoba Improve Practices

Manitoba farmers show greater weed control awareness with more precise herbicide use. J S Howden notes rising amine formulations MCP and 24D for safety and drift reduction. Wider crop diversification and due influence from farmers wives accelerate responsible spraying. Weed districts report reduced leafy spurge and over half the cereal crop area under 18 district supervisors.

Manitoba J. S. Howden Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation Howden Herbiece Heen

MacGregor Herald Subscription Renewal Form Request

A renewal and new subscription request for the MacGregor Herald in Manitoba requests $3.00 for one year inside address, with printed block letters. It notes Audit Bureau of Circulation rules and requires the address label when clipping. New subscribers are asked to enter a one year subscription at the MacGregor Herald.

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Southend- Macaulay News Dave Hodgins Austin News Ein Denwal Dennis P. McMahon MacGregor, Manitoba Katrime News Roy Harkness Beaver Lawrence Heselwood Good Neighbors Jean McRae Ethel Danson Elaine Brugger Donna Gilbert Ronnie Giercke Ricky Wylds Bert Casey Sene Ea Seetickets Auseo Terre THE Bantams Hartford News Allyson Thompson Worby Curling Beaver U.C.W. News Guacare Herald Marilyn Marshall-Wells Beatty TRY Lye’s CW. Lye & Son Ltd Marshall Wells
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