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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1961
Page
3
Easter exams begin March 23 as students study in fear while exams and papers fly. A male ego jab sparks sports chatter with badminton gains and boys beating girls 59 to 7 during gym trials. Council backs sending a grade 10 or 11 student to the United Nations University High School Seminar in Brandon this July.
Bethel Christ Apostolic's Bethel Church hosts a March 17 ceremony awarding the National Wing-the- Word Trophy for per capita giving to the World Mission project. Rev J Duncalfe of Red Lake presents to Ralph Dickinson. praise and prayers follow, with further events announced for March 24 featuring Witness a teen drama.
Rev E Melandino a Minneapolis tenor and youth preacher will speak at Bethel Church for one service on Monday March 27 at 8pm. He is widely sought after on the American Family Radio Network and will deliver a Christ centered message with tenor solos. He currently leads youth rallies at Calvary Temple Winnipeg and will later conduct meetings at Calvary Chapel Neepawa. Bethel Church main auditorium has been enlarged for extra seating.
Brand new Case farm equipment valued at 15000 may be won by bona fide farmers in the Case Showcase prize Bonanza. G M Hay Sales and Service Austin will sponsor the 1961 Case Canadian Showcase in the Austin Community Hall on Friday March 24 at 2 pm. Admission is free and GM Hay Case dealer promises entertaining movies, displays of latest Case machinery, novelties and free refreshments. A door prize for the ladies is a five piece set of kitchen cookware. Everyone is welcome.
Mrs. Robi McFarlane of Winnipeg and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tarro entertained friends in Austin while others joined a Bran don hockey game. A Farmers Union whist group, led by Paul Kowalchuk, yielded 7.55 for four tables. Rummage and bake sales are planned for April 15 and April 10 fundraisers. Easter services at United Church on April 2 feature a guest speaker. Red Cross activities and Junior Red Cross reports noted, with bake sale set for April 1 and hall-building funds aided by forthcoming events.
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