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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 09, 1957
Page
8
The pilgrim replica Mayflower II reported by radio that she is sailing straight west for the first time since leaving Plymouth. About 300 miles south-southwest of the Canary Islands Cmdr Alan Villiers said speed was six knots and all was well.
The Well-Baby Clinic will be held on the second Tuesday in Austin and on the fourth Tuesday in MacGregor. Polic Amenizaton will be held to the
The town saw friends and relatives visiting during the weekend with reports of health updates. Mr George Lewin remains a patient at MacGregor Hospital while Mrs EM Stinson visits Winnipeg and Garry Lewis joins a Canadian Pharmacy Students tour in Indianapolis. Norman Thompson recovers from illness, and Mrs Wallace M Lamont dies after a leg injury while visiting Portage. St Pauls Anglican Church announces May 14 service time.
The Rural Council discussed rakes to be installed on machinery on a bed trailer and authorized the work. The clerk reported two relief cases from Winnipeg about provincial responsibility. decision is not definite, but one case suggests greater provincial responsibility. Alderson Thomson moved to pay the accounts as recommended and adjourned the meeting.
Shirley Adams, 16, of Wellwood Calf Club, won top honors at the District Kiwanis Public Speaking Contest in Sidney on May 3. Myrna Thorn and Rev. Nicholson placed second and third with talks on soil and individual efficiency. Shirley will represent the Carberry district and likely advance to the Provincial Finals in Winnipeg. congratulations are extended to all contestants and supporters.
Commuter traffic at the Lions Gate Bridge halted briefly as a Mallard duck and her three ducklings crossed the Stanley Park causeway on an unannounced parade. Sgt. George Finlayson of the ridge patrol noted the annual duck hatching season explains drivers’ caution.
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