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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1966
Page
3
A compilation of kitchen guidance and safety notes. The salad recipe uses mixed beans and a 24 hour refrigeration period for flavor. It suggests optional add-ins and serves well with buffets or casseroles. A separate warning outlines aerosol can dangers and storage rules. Waffle tips offer make ahead ideas with freezing and toasting.
The MacGregor Hospital Aid held a Tuesday meeting March 1 at Mrs. A Roberts home with Mrs. Harvey presiding. They honored late treasurer Miss E Marsh with a moment of silence and planned Lions dinner food, spring tea on Hospital Day May 12 at Mrs. Harvey's home, a donated electric blanket for raffle, and the May 3 meeting at Mrs. Chant’s.
Marjorie Williams reports heavy winds and snow creating plow resistant banks across the Sidney area delaying road access and church services. Flu spreads, travel halts, and many local residents are ill while a wave of visitors and celebrations fill the column with family notes and community events.
Deepest sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Frank Halkyard of Roblin on the death of their eldest daughter June aged six. She died after clothing caught fire and she was taken to Winnipeg Children’s Hospital and died the next day. Funeral and burial at Birch Hills Sask former home of Mrs Frank Halkyard.
Mrs R Thompson Ally son and Mrs J Frank and Laurie joined Harknesses in Winnipeg for 4H girls material buys. Cady Dianne and Billy visited with Leslie in Winnipeg Children's Hospital. A MacGregor birth Feb 26 ends a Macintosh line with W Macintosh couple welcoming grandson Jon. Several Winnipeg, MacGregor visits summarized including Bodie Johnston Roy Gheyssens. Currie Sewing Club met at Mrs Larson’s. five members attended due to weather. Anniversaries reach Mr and Mrs Cal Saw yer after 20 years March 16.
Manitoba legislator Jake Froese urged a floor price for sugar beets to guard growers from price swings. He noted world sugar shortages push prices down and last year’s sugar beet return of about 11 dollars per ton was the lowest in three years. He urged referendums for marketing commissions and criticized existing boards for restricting growers. Agriculture Minister George Hutton defended the current system, arguing Froese seeks price supports while opposing the closed shop contract.
Our Changing from Page One asserts automation pushes labor toward mental skills and urges a broad menu of vocational and technical programs alongside traditional academics so every student gains access. It calls for support to meet unprecedented developments in education.
Manitoba opposition leader Gil Molgat charged the government aimed to circumvent last year’s pension bill defeat by increasing the Manitoba Telephone System board from five to seven members. He supported only the extra line of credit, not the larger board, noting the bill was withdrawn after Liberal filibustering. Harry Shewman and Elman Guttormson were referenced as board member and adjournment occurred.
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