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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
6
At the Austin event the Case line debuts its 980 row tractor as the flagship power class entry. The display also features a 45 plow and a 5-plow 830 Comfort models, highlighting Case's new tractor lineup for the season.
St Pauls W A will hold a St Patrick s Day tea on March 17 at Mrs C Palmer s home Donations for the pre face table gratefully received St Pauls W A sponsoring a used clothing drive Articles to be left at Mrs Other new equipment in the Ed Chant until March 31 No high heeled shoes listed for 1965
North of Winnipeg area notes celebrate birthdays and family milestones. Darlene Palmer earns honors in music theory. Several lists of guests and weekend visits include Bohay, Collett, Towle, Pogue, Hulme, Nichols, Radford, Palmer, Fraser, and Wolfe families with friends from Winnipeg and Neepawa.
Education Week emphasizes action oriented science and arts through dynamic schools. MacGregor and Austin schools announce open houses for parents next week with March 10 sessions at Austin elementary 130 to 230 PM and MacGregor Collegiate 230 to 330 PM, plus MacGregor elementary March 12 230 to 330 PM.
Mrs. Gourley Sr. of Portage visited A Gourley and family and D McDougall. Currie Sewing Ladies met hosted by A Dickson with nine members. piano sale to L McIntosh proposed. Next meeting at J Frank home with Reimer new president. Weekend visitors included Norma Smith, Harold Jonas son, and Edith Wright. Colin Smith and Charlie Morris toured U S and Mexico. Carnival queen candidate Lorna McIntosh urged to buy tickets. carnival Friday.
Austin district news lists church meetings, fundraising drives and hospital visits. UCW unit and chamber events are scheduled for March with reminders about Red Cross donations and March of Dimes appeals. Local residents Jack Boyd Percy Dodwell and others are mentioned in illness visits and travels among Winnipeg Vancouver Portage Dauphin and Victoria.
The Sidney Calf Club held its annual bonspiel on February 20 with seven clubs participating. First event winner Monty O’Brian led Allan MacDonald Helen Bagnall and Doug Macpherson. MacGregor Beef Club was second and Sidney Garden Club third. Second event Castle Point won under Garry Bates with Marjorie Elmherst Judy Menzies and Brian Harborne. Dennis Early was second, Jimmy Wright third, Diane Hawkins fourth. MacGregor Beef Club had the biggest end with two threeears. Mothers of members served and all enjoyed it.
Austin hockey teams hosted MacGregor in mid February results show a 6-1 loss by the 10 and under squad with Kevin Beresford scoring. The 12 and under edged 4-3 with Clare Rand tallying all Austin goals. A 2-1 setback for the 12 and under and a 3-3 draw for the 10 and under capped the week with goals by Murray Makinson Jerry Trowsky and Glen Wicklund.
Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor of Winnipeg were Saturday supper guests at the J McRae Don Young of Winnipeg and Miss Margaret Wolfe of Portage were Sunday dinner guests at the R H Caskey home. Sunday visitors at the E Duncan home included Mr and Mrs Robert Rodgers and Bradley of Beaver. Diane’s first birthday was celebrated with a gathering at the J McRae home including Clarence Pennell Colin Pennell Tim Minnie Pennell and Doug Pennell of MacGregor Betty Bieganski of Portage Fred Amann and family of Austin and Minnie McRae of Westbourne. Russell Gilbert and Reed Townsend were Thursday visitors at the C Townsend home at Darlingford and visited with Mrs Townsend and baby Dale at Morden hospital.
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