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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 06, 1965

Page

5

4H Clubs Push S M V Signs Across Prairie Provinces

4Hers in Manitoba promote a 20 inch equilateral triangle emblem with fluorescent orange center and red border as a standard slow moving vehicle warning device. Manitoba Rural Safety Association coordinates with a Winnipeg firm to supply signs for sale. Signs cost three dollars solo, four eighty to four ninety with attachments. Clubs solicit farmers and local firms for support.

Manitoba Rural Safety Association Manitoba 4H Winnipeg Alberta Saskatchewan

Burnside notices and death of Robert Dickieson

Linda Austin of Brandon visited Mr and Mrs W Adams. Mr and Mrs J W Hyde returned from a holiday trip to Saskatchewan and Alberta. Relatives report the death of Robert Dickieson formerly of Burnside the eldest child of Tom Dickieson and Mary Bell Born at Strathclair he farmed at Findwater Sask for 51 years retiring to Govenlock Sask He died while visiting his son at Lipton Sask The Burnside UCW meets Thursday May 18 at 2 pm at the home of Mrs L G Hyde.

J. W. Hyde Saskatchewan Alberta Robert Dickieson Burnside Dickieson Tom Dickieson Mary Bell Strathlair Findwater Sask Govenlock Lipton Burnside Ucw L. G. Hyde

Weekend Visitors and Weddings in Local Community

Several families and relatives visited over the weekend in towns such as Winnipeg Brandon and Brandon area. Notable items include the Hay Mansoff wedding in Brandon on Saturday May 1. birthdays announced for Marilyn Hulme Molly Satkunas Penny Hulme and Malcolm McDougald in early May. various visits by the Leesons Atkinson and Scora families plus campus updates from Larry Larson of the U M returning for summer. well wishes to Mrs Iva Shaw after a collarbone break.

Jim Lowe Kristin Donna Hay Sid Hay Lyle Hay Betty Mansoff Brandon Dec Mansfield Oyen Alta Ed Mansfield Jack Clark Betty Scora John Scora W. Arthur Gladstone Judy Krietz Roy McDonald Cpl Barnes William Kuryk George Sowkoluik Winnipeg Ada Glover Town Pete Charlie Lindsay Emerson Doug McGregor C. Pennell Jack Frank Barry Laurie K. Larson Siiver Paul Bohay Forrest Treberne Vernon Forrest Larson Ron Anderson Dale of Neepawa Earl Anderson Fred Pierrepont Bowsman Iva Shaw

Chamber To Sponsor Clean Up In MacGregor

The Chamber of MacGregor sponsors a Clean Up day set for Monday May 10. Citizens are urged to participate. many have already completed cleanup while others are still in progress. Businesses and residents are asked to clean in front of their properties as in the past. the Chamber has arranged with the village to remove debris.

MacGregor

Manitoba Legislature expands sittings to include weekends

The Manitoba Legislature approved a motion to lengthen sittings, adding morning and afternoon sessions Monday through Friday and Saturday mornings. Premier Roblin called it expedient to meet more often as the house faces a large workload, while opposition members objected to the change. The motion also delays private members' resolutions until overnames business is completed.

Manitoba Roblin

Wa on May 15 marks C G LT 50th anniversary

The C.G.L.T. holds a wa on May 15 in the United Church Hall from 3 to 5 p m in observance of the organization s 50th anniversary.

C.g.lt United Church Hall

Hearing Test Resolution Urged In Manitoba Schools

The Manitoba Provincial council of Women urged compulsory hearing tests in grades one three and six in all Manitoba schools. A council education committee brief noted surveys showing about six percent of students have significant hearing loss. A Brandon delegate cited tests in grades one and two and mentioned Birtle and Killarney programs.

Manitoba Provincial Council of Women Manitoba C. A. Crawford Winnipeg Brandon St Dents Birtle Killarney

Extension News and Views Tomato Transplanting Tips

The Morfen experimental farm reports the Morden System for early tomato ripening and yield. Sow April 15 in flats, transplant May 15 with Hotcap cones, and use fertilizer and Aldrin to deter cutworms. Tomatoes ripen early and yield well. ventilation and cone removal finish the mulch process. Sweet clover weevil control via heptachlor. delaying seeding reduces damage and supports crop health.

Worden C. Walker Inp Walker Morden

Manitoba lawmakers debate ten dollar farm truck license

In the Manitoba Legislature last week Nelson Shoemaker urged a flat $10 license fee for farm trucks arguing a license cut would ease farm costs. Earl McKellar and others weighed licence reductions against allowing purple tax-free fuel, noting abuses elsewhere. Froese pressed for broader benefits beyond the $500,000 licence reduction target.

Manitoba Nelson Shoemaker L—Gladstone Mr. Klym Ir. Shoemaker Earl McKellar Souris-Landsdowne Alberta Florida J. M. Froese Rhineland

Students travel to Winnipeg for badminton championships

During the holidays Gordon Hildebrandt Wayne Gilbert Lynn Crocker and Margaret Glito took part in badminton championships in Winnipeg. They acquitted themselves well against tough Manitoba competition. Later plans include a division track and field meet on May 21 at Plumas and a tree planting talk with films on conservation.

Gordon Hildebrandt Wayne Gilbert Lynn Crocker Margaret Plumas

Central Aid Meeting Reports Finishing Painting and Funds

Central aid met on April 20 with seven members and Miss Wiebe present. They reported painting finished at the hospital and that the aids catered to the Lions dinner, clearing about 150. Two potato pots were lost at the fireman's dinner. anyone knowing their whereabouts is asked to contact Central Aid.

Central Aid Miss Wiebe

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