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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1962
Page
8
Jim and Lucille Cox were honored at a local whist event in the evening. Lorne Pennell read a tribute as Jack Frank and Pete Reimer presented an electric fry pan and a magazine stand. Mrs. Doug McGregor gave gifts to the children. A lunch followed with warm wishes to the couple.
U.C.W Units 2 and 3 meet May 17 at 2 30 pm. Allan Lewis of Springbrook 4H to attend an award trip to Nebraska leaving July 21. About 12 car loads attend NDP meeting in Minnedosa to hear T. C. Douglas and Douglas Dun Jean. Louise Stephenson visited Portage la Prairie. Lloyd Hughson earns second in MacGregor amateur vocal solo. accompanist Mrs A J Stevenson. Marjory Hotel and Vicki Jones join with accordion. E C Cole returns from hospital improved. Dexter Rand ill with measles. Mrs Rand in Winnipeg. Sympathy to Mrs John McGregor family. Gladstone and Brandon music festivals: multiple high marks in poetry, vocal, spelling. Louise Stephenson and Helen Stephenson noted. Austin Chamber of Commerce meets May 1. MacGregor Chamber invited to home beautifying contest. yards to be cleaned by May 15. prizes and cups discussed. Angl o Canadian Oil Co and new Austin General Store owners welcomed. next meeting June 5. Austin Local MLF.U plans bake sale May 12 2 30 pm at Wm Makinson's Garage. Austin Local MFU meets May 19 8 pm in Community Hall.
Austin Collegiate reports a lazy fortnight due to Easter holidays. Grade X watched two films on rights and Earth care, oral vaccines given with no ill effects, Mr Cole's hospital discharge noted, Mr Hall subbing, a Gladstone track meet under way, and a college education talk by Mr Fulford from United College. An army recruiter interviewed XI and VII students who had written him.
The C.G.L.T. held a March 24 tea and bake sale raising over $55. Members thank attendees. They attended St Paul’s Church on April 8. A April 17 pot luck supper concluded with a scavenger hunt. Prizes from the bonspiel were awarded to winners.
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