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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 24, 1962
Page
7
Household advice covers how knit garments stretch in manufacturing and relax in laundering, plus how to spot even knits. It weighs fabric fiber content for pants durability and ranks man made fibers over cotton for wear life. Also explains tile denting, recovery, and floor protection tips.
The Beaver choir led with 90s for Mendelssohn and Leslie Bell pieces, while MacGregor ladies ensemble earned 90 for solo and choral works. Duet pair Lynda Nichol and Sandra Kelly led youth vocal events, and Gordon Smith topped boys’ solos with 85. Roberta Stone directed the victorious choirs.
Jackie Belous wins second spelling cup at Gladstone contest. Barbara Belous returns home from Carberry Fox Memorial Hospital with her parents. Annie Main returns from Brandon visit. Edna Warburton spent weekend with her mother. Fehrs from Panama visit relatives in Edrans. Jim Becks back from Amar inth winter. Fred Smith family visits McSreary. Wayne Moore starts at Gypsumville job. Eric Moore and fiancé visit with parents. Kakowcenyk heads to Winnipeg for a wedding. Neighbors rescue a bull stuck in a slough at Brandon Winter Fair owner Harry Henderson and Mason Kerr. Wesley Campbell hires at Rutledge Garage Neepawa. Local store may close without new buyer. Edrans station house torn down by Ralph Schieider. Wayne Anderson family visit Harry Henderson home.
Isabelle scored 29 marks while Mj Kerr Sion Lindeth achieved 67 marks as the standout musical performer in grade eight. Faye Green took second place with 85 in grade six sonatina, reflecting strong showings across levels.
The MacGregor Thimble Fumblers Clothing Club met with Mrs C Pennell on May 2 at 8 pm for the Mothers Tea. All 4H members and most mothers attended. Plans for the achievement night were set, with Mrs Gibbs in charge of kitchen duties and mothers assisting. Each member to bring 1% loaves of sandwiches, three dozen dainties, two families to provide pickles, and raffled fresh flower arrangements. Ten speeches heard from five girls, including Margaret Olito on Pauline Johnson and Thelma Gibbs on 4H leadership. Alison Thompson and Laurie Frank demonstrated Washing Woolens. A lunch followed.
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