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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
4
A London sourced note reports a basket size Spider that spans a saucer and emerged from a banana crate in Regent's Park. The creature supposedly ingests locusts while a Canada production figure shows manufacturing contributing about a third of national income, more than agriculture.
The 1996 Lincoln Premiere Coupe debuts as a ground up redesign with a low silhouette and spacious yet graceful styling. It measures 181 feet in length, exceeds 1955 Lincolns by over seven inches in length and sits 22 inches lower, and develops 285 horsepower from a low friction V8 with 9 to 1 compression and high torque. The model introduces safety features including a retractable steering column, safety-flex steering wheel, triple-strength doors and optional seat belts.
Local notes document visitors like Mr and Mrs W Shaw from Transcona and Arthur Richards in Transcona visiting families in Bagot. Mentions trips to Brandon, schooling updates for Grade IX by correspondence, pumpkin giant reported, and tomato yield notes. A reflection on personal interests and community life closes the column.
Mr W J Bradshaw of Elsmith celebrated his 70th birthday on Sunday September 4 with an outdoor picnic at Island Park Portage la Prairie attended by family and friends. Attendeesincluded Mrs Bradshaw and many relatives from Bagot Poplar Point LaRiviere Winnipeg Oshawa and others. A pleasant afternoon of reminiscence and a sumptuous picnic supper followed. Best wishes were extended to him.
The Audubon Society of Canada reports the world’s last flock of whooping cranes will begin their 2500 mile migration from the Northwest Territories and Saskatchewan with breeding grounds now known. Two sets of twins among this year’s birds mark a rare nesting success while field biologists locate the bulk of the flock after ten years of search and surveys.
The message urges protection for whooping cranes as they migrate from northern Canada south through Saskatchewan and the Central United States. Cranes, about four feet tall with a seven foot wingspan, risk destruction during this critical late autumn period before reaching the Gulf coast by late November.
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