MacGregor 4 H Clothing Club Fifth Meeting Report
The MacGregor 4 H Clothing Club held its fifth meeting on March 4 with all members present. Mrs Hood attended and reviewed work. A committee was nominated to arrange a tour for the Easter holidays. The group discussed the bonspiel on March 9 and planned the next meeting for April 9. Bonspiel results at Bagot rink on March 9 show 10 rinks competing. first event won by Fathead Bicep Cahive with D Thompson, Joanne Thompson, Merlin Hodge and Betty ay Scora as skip. Alison Leckie reported.
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MacGregor +H
D. Thompson
Joanne ‘Thompson
Merlin Hodge
Jumping to Conclusions and Modern Life Snippets
A collection of witty reflections on aging work life and society from New York during AP era. It humorously notes rising wages with youth, spousal habits, backyard chickens as punctuality, Rooster alarms, nostalgia for simpler geography, and the quirks of professionals and married life after 40.
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New York
British Empire
Bowery
Richardson's Regina rink wins record Brier title again
Richardsons dominate Canadian curling as Ernie Richardson becomes first skip to win the Brier four times. Wes replaced by Mel Perry due to back injury, team maintains high precision while defeating Doug Cameron and Alberta. Fans celebrate with a standing ovation as Saskatchewan seals victory.
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Canada
Brandon
Regina
Quebec
Wes
Mel Perry
Garnet
Arnold
Ernie
Alberta
Jimmy Shields
P.E
Doug Cameron
Saskatchewan
Cameron
Richardson
Erniette
Wheat City
Hersh Lerner
Manitoba
Lerner
Hersh
Bill Kent
Shields
Glen Harper
B.C
Bob Mann
Ontario
Harper
Nova Scotia
Mann
Charlottetown
Ken Watson
Hotet
Watson
Manitoba Winter Fair offers 590 scholarship for 4H member
The Manitoba Winter Fair Board offers a $590 scholarship to a Manitoba 4H club member in honor of the 50th anniversary of 4H. Applicants must be at least 17, have three years of 4H in the past five years, and plan university study. Deadline is March 15, 1963, with six finalists interviewed at the 1963 Manitoba Winter Fair in Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Agricultural Representative
Manitoba Winter Fair Board
Brandon
Pony Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Fair Board
Sex Of Babies Depends On Parents Eating Patterns
London report by Notting ham medical officer Dr. Ronald Sprenger suggests that the sex of babies hinges on parental nutrition. The chief health officer notes that children of wealthier families tend to be girls, while those with less money for food are more likely to have boys, based on a study across several Notting ham districts.
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London
Nottingham
Ronald Sprenger
Spenger
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J. S. Thomson
Portage LA Prairie
Eighth St
Sask. Ave. West
Wilran Motors
Hammond
Gladstone
Erle R.george Secale
Anal
Optometrist
C. W. Sloik
9Th St. NW
Portage LA Pratue
Herb Borton
MacGregor
C. A. Bakuska
Pa Pedson
Ob Acer
Iase
Bree Ras
HA. Lye
C. L.L
Isurance
MacGregor, Manitoba
Roland
MacGregor 4-H Clothing Club
Clothing Club
Betty Ay Scora
Alison Leckie
Park Avenue
Winnipeg
McLaren
Rupert
the Foresters’ Benevolent Fund
Shee
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Legion Room
Federated Co-operative
Portage
Winter Fair Board
Vompienen
Norquay
Harry L. Trump
Banmwun
Trimble-Rains Funeral Chapel
Mercitlop’s Ltd
Ralph's
Sask. Ave
E. LA Prairie
Eaton
ARCA
SIG
Authority of
Otto W. Grundmann
Inneaporie Moline
Ford Tractors & Equipment Dealer
Trans-Canada West
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