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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1975
Page
2
Reverend B Elsey explores identity through faith at First Baptist Church Manor Ape. He contrasts self hatred with divine image, stating God loves you as you are and transformation comes from opening to the Holy Spirit. The piece affirms humanity as God’s creation with inherent worth and aims of becoming all you were meant to be.
Agricultural scientists from Agriculture Canada at Lethbridge and Swift Current with University of Manitoba researchers are producing a heat unit map for the prairie provinces. The tool will guide farmers on best corn regions for grain and forage, using daily temperature data to estimate growing season heat units and suitable hybrids. Carol Patricia Halwas earns nursing degree at Misericordia General Hospital School of Nursing in Winnipeg.
B and K Industries of Killarney unveils the Bale Karrier bale carrier designed by president Bob Shaw. The hydraulic, tractor-towed unit loads, transports, and unloads three 1,500 pound bales in minutes. Farmers adopt round bales for efficiency. firm plans expansion and new hires as sales rise.
The Farm Credit Corporation lent slightly less money to farmers in the year ending March 31 1975 than in 1973 74 though the average loan size rose. The corporation approved 8 098 loans in that fiscal year.
A report recalls a busy period at Kory Korner with seniors visiting Lion's Manor to hear the Sun Shine Company from Winnipeg in August, a regional picnic at Old Kildonan Park, and plans for a four day Thompson, Manitoba tour on September 22. Bingo remains a weekly staple, while community phone inquiries about the Kozy Korner persevere.
Nampron MacSregor formerly H A Lye's office lists contact details and hours from 299 am to 5 00 pm on Tuesday, including telephone number 685 2323.
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