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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1963
Page
3
Vancouver visitor Russell Towle heads to Mexico for a year while spending time with local relatives. Numerous weekend visits are noted including the Kowleskys and Craigs. Church and 4H events plus a $400 dinner total are listed along with bingo results and upcoming events at Christ Church and the Community Hall.
The Herald reminds readers to check subscription due dates shown as day month year like Mar 63 and mail in a renewal. One year costs 8.00 within Canada 4.00 outside, with payment and address in block letters and an address label.
A meeting of the W. L. will be held in the Senior Citizens Club Room on November 19 at 2 pm. Officers and conveners to bring reports. Hosts are Mrs. Hodge, Mrs. Hotel, Mrs. McCarl, and Mrs. Birkett. Members urged not to change the time.
The Manitoba Chamber of Commerce held a board of one director meeting in Carman on Wednesday October 30 with good attendance. Glenn Lye of MacGregor joined the session while vice president H J Mathers chaired and R G Douglas reported on the centennial council symposium. Douglas noted government funding for the 100th birthday celebration and the group discussed using retired executives in Chamber work. A letter of welcome was to be sent to the Finn Creek Chamber, and directors were urged to improve attendance. A Dutch treat dinner at Shamrock Restaurant followed with guest speaker David Young who spoke on COMEF, praised as enlightening and informative.
The farm television short course This Business of Farming started in Manitoba two years ago and will become a regional show this winter. The departments of agriculture in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta and the CBC cooperate on a 1964 version to be telecast on 14 CBC prairie stations January 6 to 10 from 1030 to 1130 a.m. The fifth day features Alberta Farm and Home Management while Saskatchewan and Manitoba segments cover farmstead organization and career guidance. The program aims to reach all rural viewers with input from provincial specialists university staff and other experts. 1962 audience studies show over 50 percent of Manitoba farm operators watched the show with daily audiences of 19 000 to 23 000 adults and officials expect nearly a third of a million viewers in 1964.
A compact collection of quotation fragments highlighting perfection as a core theme in Michelangelo Mary Baker Eddy Walt Whitman. The lines contrast artistic and spiritual perfection with earthly imperfection, suggesting that deep truth lies within the core of reality.
Local notes report visits and travels among area families. Mr and Mrs Fred Pierrepont of Bowsman visited Earle Anderson family while Mrs Anderson undergoes surgery in Portage. Bill Anderson of Winnipeg stayed at his parental home. Bob Stirling of Kenora explored the district. Harold Radford and Barbara left for Winnipeg to reside. Jack Smale and Jay visit Wainwright. Louis Kreitz family plus Mrs E Steinke Winnipeg attended a Brandon wedding, returning Sunday. Birthday wishes to Drew Chant on his second birthday. Violet Chant Winnipeg visited the R Chant home. Ronald Kalberg Bagot visited Art Chant. Charlie Pennell invites weight loss via coffee and his cookies. Ken Turnbull family and Howard Lee Treherne visited Cliff Lee’s. Nelson Hulme and Hulme Jr shared Sunday supper. Murray and Gary Hodgins of Winnipeg stayed at their parental home. Donna Hay of Winnipeg visited her home. Shawn Harkness and Barbara Boaz joined Sid Hay family for Sunday supper.
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