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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1963
Page
5
Local column reports Mrs. Earle Anderson home after operation while Mrs. Nelson Hulme remains in Portage hospital post surgery. Messages of well wishes for Christine and others accompany notes on visitors, birthdays, anniversaries, and 4H awards. District mourns U S president death with funeral services observed.
Rosemary Lowe and William Hulme married November 2 1963 at Austin United church with Rev. D E Bennett officiating. Bright gowns and formal attire highlighted the reception for about 90 guests before the couple departed for a southwest US honeymoon. They plan to reside in Winnipeg after returning. Australia exported 73 million and imported 372 million dollars to Asian countries in 1962.
Mrs C Henry spent last week in Portage at the W Black home. Roy and Don Cruikshank of Many Hunters are away hunting due to closed season. Dance this Friday in the hall sponsored by the 4H Beef Club with Wright's orchestra. Sympathy to the family of the late Mrs W Marks. Beaver choir to attend church service Sunday Dec 8 at 11 30 am and again on Dec 8 for the regular service. Christmas party and December meeting set for Thursday at 7 pm pot luck supper with pew fund and presbytery allocation increase approved. Bingo winners listed from Nov 19 with many names. door prizes won by Mrs H N Basler and Mrs Kowalski.
Mr and Mrs Herb Farley and family visited Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith on Sunday. George Brown spent the weekend with Wes Thompson. Jim Smith of Winnipeg stayed with his parents. The Clark and Smith families gathered at Allan Smith’s home in Portage to celebrate Gordon Clark and Gord on Clark’s 58th wedding anniversary.
Mrs J Woodin celebrated her 91st birthday with a Winnipeg visit by Mrs G Hicks Mrs W Wenhat Mrs E Saunders Mrs E Armi stead and Mrs Dankesreiter. Rev Fargey and Elizabeth Hoa hee joined the party and lighted cake candles were blown out after tea. Gifts remembrances and flowers were received from many friends wishing health and happiness.
Home Secretary Henry Brooke tells Commons witchcraft is not a crime today. He notes no new legislation is planned. Sybil Leak of Burley Hampshire admits practicing white witchcraft. John Kerans asks about banning witchcraft, Brooke cites historical repeal in 1735.
Four people died in a head on collision on the snow swept Trans-Canada highway near Grenfell Saskatchewan about 95 miles east of Regina. The victims were Frank Zimmer 56 Wyl Via 52 Richard George Bethel 29 and Hildren Crawford 58. Zimmer and Via had just delivered a new car in Windsor Ontario and were returning home. Bethel an engineer with Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources and Crawford an equipment supplier were driving to inspect a camp site at Moosomin. This marked the second four fatality accident in southern Saskatchewan in under a month.
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