Shut In Day prompts care for the ill and disabled
The article notes International Shut-In Day on the first Sunday of June, urging visits, cards, and small acts of fellowship for the sick and disabled. It recalls the biblical call to care for others and suggests practical ideas like church attendance or ride-alongs to brighten their day.
Katrime Pool Elevatore closed Tuesday
Katrime area notices that the Katrime Pool Elevatore will be closed on Tuesday. Local residents share tidbits about visitors, gatherings, and congratulations across Katrime and nearby communities including MacGregor and Sperling. A range of social events, family visits, and graduations are noted with several names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrime
Janice Duncan
A McDonald
Wayne
Winnipeg
E. Duncan
George Bull
MacGregor Hospital
Jerry Moran
Kim
Albrite, Sask
Percy Alderson
Walker
Albert Heselwood
George Heselwood
Mabel
Diane
Headingly
Norman McLauchlan
Bonnie Grove
Irene Alton
Portage
E. Alton
B.cook
H. B. Gilroy
O. Nohlgren
MacGregor
J Mustard
Gladstone
J. McLachlan
B. Middleton
Pierry
J. Hesselwood
F. Poole
C.N.R
Legion Hall
Neepawa
Thomas Grove
J. Morris
Mac.Donald
Hugh Grove
Sperling
S. Richardson
Cooper Home
Alex Edgeworth
F. Amaan
Austin
McRea
Jean Pennell
Crystal City
Grant McRae
Sheep Field Day Set at MacGregor Farm
Farmers are reminded of a Sheep Field Day on Monday June 3 at 2 pm at the farm of Mr Steve Thompson in MacGregor. Mr Harrod Scotehmer of the Canada Department of Agriculture will lead the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
MacGregor
Dominion Department of Agricultural
North Norfolk
Agricultural Society
Agricultural Representative
Thompson
Ross Thompson
Wilbur Hodge
Norman Tait
Rossendale
Steve Thompson
Harrod
Scotehmer
Canada Department of Agricultural
Whites teach Indians how to camp outdoors
In Manitoba at The Pas a two week course trains 19 Indigenous guides in camping etiquette, cleanliness, cooking, compass use, and map reading. White instructors stress tourist comfort, even urging the use of a tablecloth and colorful dishes like bannock to enhance experiences while guiding bush trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Manitoba
Pas
Hugh Conn
Wildlife and Fisheries Section
Federal Indian Affairs Branch
Mr. Conn
Queen Juliana Takes City Bus Ride In Stockholm
Visiting queen Juliana of the Netherlands rode a city bus with Swedish King Gustaf VI Adolf between factories south of Stockholm. Attendants said the royal party enjoyed the ride and its informal novelty.
Indian affairs course yields second session in The Pas
A 1956 course run by Ed Dagget of Winnipeg and Joe Robertson of The Pas proved successful among local Indians. A second course is planned in The Pas this July, featuring veterans and guides from five bands, continuing the federal wildlife and fisheries program in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dagget
Winnipeg
Joe Robertson
The
Pas
Manitoba
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