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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1957
Page
6
The Saunders family expresses deep gratitude for the kindness of friends after their sudden bereavement. Thanks go to Mrs. Stanway Mr. Bergen and the school lads neighbors and others who remembered them with meals car loans floral arrangements and comforting messages.
A Reuters report notes that more than 53 percent of technical experts in the Soviet Union are women, signaling a significant gender balance in technical fields. The finding highlights women's roles across science and engineering sectors within the USSR.
Leona English spent the weekend at her parental home in Hamiota. Bayard Cook returned to Winnipeg Wednesday morning for further medical treatment. Vic Palmer of Winnipeg was a business visitor in town during the weekend.
Regina Saskatchewan and Gladstone residents hosted guests over the weekend including Percy and D McGowan, CN Bergen couple, A DeBaker and Caroline and Dennis Deloraine. Other locals, Garnet Critchl ow and Miss Gail Nicholls and Shirley Clyde, visited for hockey, funerals, and family events.
The meeting included readings on Jawaharlal Nehru by A. M. Rosenthal and a short piece on Communism in Canada read by Ms. E. Thompson. Nominations were made for Provincial Council and National Councillor. Mrs Brow and her committee arranged a luncheon for delegates from the District Meeting of the Canadian Legion BESL to be held March 20.
Last Wednesday afternoon a large group of visitors toured the classrooms and heard classes. Exams are near and activity is busy. Garry Buchanan is out with chicken pox. The high school coming of f again. no undefeated links remain. Legion Carnival on Friday March 15 offers skating and amusements. even spectators will enjoy the show.
Mrs RD Collier spent last week in Winnipeg attending the WMS Conference. Miss Marjorie Chant of Winnipeg and Clifford Chant of Virden visited over the weekend. Birthday greetings to Dave Hodges Dennis Snaith and Lyle Anderson on March 15. Mr and Mrs Frank Edinger Hai rd and Ronnie Radford from Hossendale visited Mrs Radford and family. Masonic Bonspiel and Pot Luck Supper at the rink drew many locals. David Hulme Ronnie Anderson Glen Holliday and Stanley Legg enjoyed the 4H Calf Club von spiel and banquet at Bagot last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Glen Pennell of Pine Falls visited with the olders last Tuesday. Their little son Don returned home with them after a week with grandparents.
Dean of Agriculture and Home Economics Dean J. R. Weir will be guest speaker at the Agricultural Societies luncheon on Tuesday March 19 at MacGregor using colored slides from New Zealand to illustrate grassland farming. Calf clubs across Bagot Wellwood Brookdale Carber and Sidney held district calf judging and eliminations, with winners advancing to the district contest on April 16 at Sam Goodman’s Wellwood farm for a 4H School trip.
In Brandon area during the Winter War the Provincial Semifinals remain possible. Grasshopper infestation worsens in North Norfolk and North Cypress. Farmers urged to study posted maps and follow recommendations. 15 additional seed orders placed. Ontario horticulturist Fred Weir to address MacGregor District March 18 and Sidney District March 19. Harold Scotchmer and Martyn Palmer to speak at MacGregor March 20 with swine breeding films and sheep raising talks. North Norfolk Agricultural Society sponsors meeting March 25 with all directors urged to attend. Junior Farmers meet at Wellwood March 13.
The event will be held on Wednesday, April 10 with further announcements to follow. An Executive Meeting of the Scouts and Cubs is scheduled for Monday, March 18 at 7:30 pm in Memorial Hall. Court Lady MacGregor COF will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday, March 19 at 8:30 pm in Memorial Hall.
A fragmentary notice shows a sale offer for Sweet Clover listed by J. S. Wiebe located about a mile south of Rangeville School. Details are incomplete in the OCR fragment.
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