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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 24, 1955
Page
4
The 22,500 ton Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Britain under construction will use shafts composed of 18 sections, each weighing about eighteen tons. This modular approach aids assembly at the shipyard and ensures structural integrity for the new transatlantic vessel.
Cecil Zimmerman of MacGregor was elected Chairman of the Carberry District Agricultural Council at a founding meeting in Carberry. The eight such councils form a provincial network to assist Agricultural Representatives and coordinate District Extension programs with local communities and farms. The council plans biannual meetings and will meet next in MacGregor in November.
Local snippets from Lavenham and nearby: Dave Hird and Hugh Henry visit Portage. Phil Henry and Herman Schweitz haul stock to Winnipeg. Wilbert Tomchuck subscribes to MacGregor Herald. Mrs. Wilbur Auxens visits Winnipeg. Mrs. J. Gerbrand returns from Carrot River. Carrie Schweitz on a two week holiday at Clairmont. Eskimos move back to Regina and a joke about snow and boots. visitors in MacGregor on March 17 include W J Love and Roy Kelly. Stratford Beacon Herald quote on politics. Miss Della Mcintosh now at Schweitz home. insect prophecy noted. Stan Woodward to Germany with RCAF. roads and all-weather road plea. Canadian Red Cross exceeds a thousand volunteers.
The Mani obs Hospital Service Association reported a rise to 343000 members in the province, with Blue Cross paying 42411 cases costing 4,128,000 dollars last year. Increased hospital costs and more serious admissions explain the higher expenditures compared with 1983. The financial report was approved at a trustees meeting.
The text defines a customer as the most important person entering a business, whether in person or by mail. It states the customer is not dependent on the business, but the business is dependent on the customer, and serving the customer is the opportunity rather than a service. It emphasizes customers as individuals with feelings and wants.
In fond memory of Dorothy Struthers who died March 26 1950 a daughter and sister. The verse reflects on the near presence of the departed and the memory they leave behind. Signed by Dad Mother Avella Jim and Oliva in enduring affection.
A bull from Reading, England escaped the cattle market and charged into an automobile salesroom. The animal gored a new car and pinned the buyer who had just purchased it inside the manager's office.
Workmen finish one of two 16 ton propellers for the Empress of Britain to be launched by the Queen on June 22. The 18 foot propellers, hauled from London to Glasgow, caused a Lords controversy as they blocked a highway. the three day trek required 19 police forces for escort and control. Canadian Pacific Photo.
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