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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 24, 1962
Page
3
The event began with whist where Mrs. H. Gil- Toy and C. Litster, acting as agent, won the first prizes and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chant took the consolation prizes. Dancing followed in the evening with attendees enjoying the Central Aid event atmosphere.
A discussion in a community setting compares universal health care to paying for services, highlighting the burden of medical bills. The piece shifts to a local event with a hospital auxiliary fundraiser, detailing a cedar chest auction, ticket sales, and multiple donors and winners, including Roy Glover and numerous local businesses.
Comedian Milton Berle began as a child silent film actor in 1915 and later built a long career in vaudeville, becoming a prominent figure in American entertainment.
The district saw numerous weekend and Sunday visits among families and friends. Guests included Macaulay and Anderson families at various homes, Winnipeg visitors to Portage and Brandon, and locals attending the Shrine Circus in Portage. Social events featured dinners, visits with the Snaith and Pennell households, a wiener roast at the McDougalds, and a birthday guesting for Donna Lee Anderson.
Mrs J Rintoul is named Country Mother of Manitoba for Mother's Day and appeared on the At Home Channel 7 TV program. Congratulations are sent to Mrs Rintoul Elsie Frank and Arthur Houn accompanied Mrs Bennett to Winnipeg on Tuesday. Deepest sympathy to Mr Stark Sr on the passing of his brother.
Currency will not solve the basic problems facing Canada today. Only longterm democratic economic planning to ensure adequate prices and incomes will bring a return of prosperity.
The PTA sponsored a film at the Collegiate on May 9 titled That They May Live. It demonstrated mouth to mouth respiration and its life saving potential. Dr. Ford attended, answered questions, and spoke on the film’s value, noting he once used the method to save a baby's life.
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