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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 20, 1958
Page
2
The Manitoba Sanitarium Board urges continued focus on preventing TB as a major health issue. Despite progress, about 9,000 new Canadian cases yearly remain, with 350 new active Manitoba cases in 1957 and a rise in 1958. Early detection, treatment, and Christmas Seal fundraising support vaccination and case-finding programs to curb spread.
Mr T Jones stayed with son in law and daughter R Kolke while Mrs O T Jones visited Brandon relatives. The United Church Ladies Aid tea at Randall's Cafe raised 82 dollars. Several local residents hosted visitors from Winnipeg and Port Arthur. Remembrance Day service in Austin drew good attendance. Community meetings covered Austin Hall and WMS activities. The Springbrook Garden Club elected officers and planned fundraising. Football season ended with a 3rd place finish and a talk by Lieutenant Steitt on the Queens Commission. Two girls won a hula hoop contest at Carberry with a dollar prize.
The school discusses changing its colors amid debate and speeches and plans a vote soon. Elsie Hay departs for Winnipeg, and collegiate students prepare a Remembrance Day service with Mrs. Hicks as guest speaker. Choir, quartet, and wreath laying are noted with several student participants.
In Lowestoft England Scottish herring fishermen avoid speaking to the Anglican Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney after an old superstition linked parsons at the dockside with bad luck. The incident occurred during a visit to the Suffolk town.
Bali's tourism and the Lesser Sundas export trade suffer as Governor Tungku Daudijah cites missing sea and air transportation and communication facilities. He notes Bali's temples and Hindu heritage remain a draw but current transport gaps hinder growth. The Bali governor warns that without improved transit, the region risks becoming a minus area for visitors.
Tagalog, the native tongue of Malay origin, is one of three official languages in the Philippines alongside English and Spanish.
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