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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
8
MacGregor 4 H Calf Club met May 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McDougald with all members and visitors present. Glen Leckie spoke on mallard ducks after a business meeting and a ball game followed. The next meeting is planned June 15 at Doug MacGregor’s home.
Glenna Hughson celebrated her sixth birthday on May 22 with eight friends including Hal and Jean Hughson Linda and Lyle Gilbert Katrime Elizabeth Cronk Austin Nancy McFarlane Donna and Debbie Manns. Mrs Hughson served lunch after games. другие
Mrs G Scora notes visits over the weekend including F M MacWilliam and Shirley Hay with Sid Hay, Dave Hodgins and Phil Scora with Bradley, Cliff Lee and Wright of Treherne, Walter Arthur of Mayfeld, and Sandra Olson with Glenda Scora. Unit 5 United Church Women plan a June 7 meeting at 2 pm hosted by Mrs Art Chant. Malcolm Bull wedding in Austin attended by Robert Chant.
Winnipeg residents and nearby town guests drop by MacGregor and area homes Sunday. The group includes Mr and Mrs R J Reshaur and Mrs M Reshaur, Mr and Mrs D Duncan, Miss F MacWilliam, Mr and Mrs Harry Heselwood, Bert Heselwood, George Heselood, Mrs Walker who remains a patient, Mr and Mrs B W Gilbert, Ken Green, Mr and Mrs Russell Gilbert, Mr and Mrs J Tomchuk, Portage, Mr and Mrs C Brugger and family, Mr and Mrs W J Gillespie, Mr and Mrs W M Ferguson, Mrs F Jenkins, Lorimer of Winnipeg, Mrs Thomas, and Elsie Grove among others.
MacGregor Pine Creek division results highlight Doug Palmer who won the 220 and 110 yard dashes and Lyn Snaith who claimed the half mile and tied the North Central record at 2:14. Several teammates placed but won’t compete in Winnipeg. Also weekly Student Council updates on funding for Neepawa travel and a U N seminar, plus school grounds work and June reflections on the approaching summer term.
Britannia Chapter LODE hosts a Queen's birthday tea on Saturday June 2 at 3 p.m. meetings set for June 1 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. L B Patterson and June 5 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. A Weber. Lady Band Graduation June 7 in Church Hall. Mothers with graduating children urged to contact Mrs. L Schneider. North Norfolk and District Royal Canadian Legion meets June 5 at MacGregor Memorial Hall. Coral Islands Maldive Islands overview noted.
Portage Neepawa New Democratic Party urges action against nuclear weapons. The mock strip provokes serious questions about diving for cover and praying in the face of mushroom clouds. Party calls for refusing nuclear arms and urging other nations to do likewise while still speaking out.
Miss Ida Taylor and Bill Massey of Winnipeg visited Pine Creek and returned to Austin Thursday after a week with Mr and Mrs Barr and Mrs Ed Tilley. Sam Williams and C Williams plus Louisla visited Winnipeg Friday. The Livingstones, Roslings, and Hughsons attended Jack Downy’s funeral in Winnipeg Thursday. District members attended Mrs Patterson’s funeral at Edrans Saturday. Ernie drove to Winnipeg Sunday to visit Dunlop and Murray Garychuk. Walter Livingstone was a weekend guest. Bob Beatty family visited the Livingstones Wednesday. Paul Uhrin of Austin Allan Patterson of Helston visited John Uhrin Sunday.
George R. Demare of Edmonton has been awarded a Shell Oil Fellowship for research in photochemistry as part of the University of Alberta PhD program. The award, valued at 1800 dollars plus 500 for university aid, is given annually by Shell Oil Company of Canada. Demare, born in Joss Manitoba, studied at Brandon College and is married to Margaret Zimmer of MacGregor.
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