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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 04, 1965
Page
5
A new initiative named the Way of the Arts launches with North America's first international sculpture symposium. Canada adopts overseas methods inspired by Vienna's model from five years prior, planning to gather international works and send pieces to various points as part of the program.
The MacGregor Curling Club will hold an important meeting next Wednesday November 10 at 8 p.m. in the Senior Citizens Club Room. President Don Barber requests a turnout as curlers and interested persons are welcome.
Canadian farmers and city folk mingle as the Royal Winter Fair opens in Toronto at Exhibition Park. The event runs November 4 to 20 hosting visitors from over four dozen countries with equestrian competitions, a 74th International Photography Salon, a poster contest, and a large livestock show offering about 190000 in prize money. Judge Lord Patrick Beresford of Windsor presides over hunter horses while Christilot Hanson demonstrates horsemanship. New hay classifications emphasize practical animal qualities and Queen's Guineas remains a highlight with last year's champion Angus selling for 8.50 a pound. Three portraits will honor past agricultural leaders in the Hall of Fame.
Beausejour hosts a ceremony for Polaris Industries to launch a plant manufacturing motor equipped autoboggans. The 35‑employee facility, started by Allan Hetteen, aims to expand to 60 units and then 100 within five years, sending the first autoboggan shipment to Vancouver.
Manitoba Premier Duff Roblin credits Conservative salesmanship for China buying Canadian wheat. He cites credit arrangements and asserts China chose Canadian wheat amid global supply pressures, praising Alvin Hamilton for ensuring Canada supplied the wheat.
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