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Advertises a cash prize game offering 675 dollars in 59 numbers across 20 games with in-car or hall play. Admission is $1.00 with extra cards 25 cents.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1964
Page
6
Stretch Fabrics and Pattern Tips for Home Sewing
A guide to selecting stretch directions for patterns and fabric layout. It covers pattern alignment to ensure uniform stretch, pinning every two inches, cutting with sharp shears, and keeping fabric taut. It explains needle choices, thread stretch, finishing with underlining fabrics, interfacing, pressing, washing, and drying instructions for stretch garments.
MacGregor groups set September meetings in town
The MacGregor Cup pack begins its first meeting on Monday September 14 at 7 in the Collegiate auditorium. The MacGregor Home Economies 4 H club holds its re organization meeting on Tuesday September 15 at 8 30 in the Legion room. United Church Women units 1 2 and 3 meet September 14 at 8 p m at the church. WA Market Day tea is planned for September 7 at Mrs Art Butterfield's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor Cup
MacGregor Home Economies
Legion Room
United Church Women
Art Butterfield
Church Services Across MacGregor Austin Area
Church notices list multiple congregations with times for Sunday worship, Sunday School reopenings, and midweek prayer sessions. Includes St Pauls MacGregor Bethel Calvary Tabernacle East End Evangelical Mennonite and Austin United Church, with unified pastoral program and church school start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's
MacGregor
Christ Church
Austin
Evangelical Mennonite Church
East-End
E. H. Hamm
Hospital Aid Notes Pantry Shower At Memorial Hall
The annual Hospital aid pantry shower and tea will be held Thursday September 24 at the Memorial Hall from 3 to 5 p.m. Donations for home baking and a wide list of food items are requested including puddings jello cake mixes flour macaroni Kraft dinners crackers baby foods diabetic foods fruit and fruit juice vegetables and beverages.
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Memorial Hall
Community Notes From Brandon and Surrounding Areas
Leona Skeet resumed nurses duties in Brandon after a three week holiday with her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Skeet. High school opens with students from the Wiebe and Skeet families at Austin Collegiate. June Ann and Marilyn Henderson join Gladstone Collegiate. Mr and Mrs Vanderhorst and Bobby visited Winnipeg over the weekend. About 35 relatives and Edvans Pine Creek friends attended a surprise party for Mr and Mrs John Seaman in Austin. They received a pole lamp and pillow cases amid a joyful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maes
Romlth Leona Skeet
Hew
Brandon
Bert Skeet
Helen
Glen
Margaret Ann Wiebe
Bob Skeet
Terry Smith
Austin Collegiate
June Ann
Marilyn Henderson
Gladstone Collegiate
Vanderhorst
Bobby
Winnipeg
Edvans
Pine Creek
John Seaman
Austin
Hartford Currie News Highlights Local Weekend Visitors
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. S Thompson and relatives from Portage Carberry Ontario and Winnipeg. Monday guests arrived from Portage and Cookstown Ontario. Several families hosted visitors from Winnipeg and Portage. Margaret Lamont bruised wrist at school. Wayne McDougall recovering from a broken collarbone. Bill Cady broke an ankle during the weekend.
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J. Smith
S. Thompson
J. Thompson
Portage
H. Pallister
Shannon
Heather
Carberry
M. McSwannock
C. Fraser
Ontario
Kathy Chepil
Gourley
Margaret Lamont
Winnipeg
York
Wayne McDougall
L. McIntosh
W. C. Smith
Fort Osborne Barracks
Extension News and Views on Weed Control and Soil Testing
Wet conditions slow harvests allow weed growth such as dog mustard and thistles. Spray stubble fields with 1602 2,4-D or MCP amine per acre to save time and curb nutrient drawdown. Soil tests guide 1965 fertilizer needs. obtain testing supplies at Carberry or Portage offices. September to mid November is ideal for grub and louse control using Co-Ral or Ruelene sprays or pour-ons. Birch trees prefer north-facing slopes with adequate moisture. deep soakings aid roots when rainfall is scarce.
MacGregor Collegiate Opens With Large Enrollment and New Staff
Fall term at MacGregor Collegiate begins after a short summer. Enrolment reaches 161 with seven rooms active. New teachers Mr. and Mrs. Sichewski, Mr. Kember, and Mr. Holditch join veterans Miss Hampton Mr. Williams and Mr. Anton. Students welcome the newcomers and prepare for football in a regional league and girls volleyball. Elections for student council start soon with nominations Wednesday and voting Monday. results to follow.
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Marcia Lamb
MacGregor Collegiate
Rossendale
Miss Hampton
Williams
Anton
Sichewski
Kember
Holditch
Manitoba
Beaver News Briefs Highlight Family and Social Events
Beaver area notes list Sunday supper guests from Sainsborough and Brandon. Congratulations to Gary Thurston and Claren Smith on the birth of son Darryl Gary at Portage hospital on August 28. Sympathies offered to Jack Asmundson family for J Hughay’s Vancouver death. C Smith stays with Thurston family in High Bluff. Heather Smith visited relatives. Hans Anderson of Woodside and Darlene Anderson from Winnipeg visited Jack Asmundson.
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Kari Rusk
Sainsborough, Sask
Mary Jane Rusk
Brandon General Hospital
Raymond Smith
Gary Thurston
Claren Smith
Darryl Gary
Portage Hospital
Jack Asmundson
J. Hughay
Vancouver
C. Smith
High Bluff
Heather Smith
Hans Anderson
Woodside
Darlene Anderson
Winnipeg
Black Widow Spiders Reported in North Dakota
Several black widow spiders have been found in North Dakota. Noral Nesser, superintendent at Standing Rock Indian Reservation Fort Yates, found one in his office. Farmer Ben Schreiner reported several in a wood pile near his home. The spider is poisonous and bites can cause serious illness.
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North Dakota
Noral Nesser
Standing Rock
Fort Yates
Ben Schreiner
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