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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
5
Legal government and municipal notices show pricing for per line fret insertion and additional lines. The policy lists Tac per line and eight dollars per line for each subsequent insertions. The fragment indicates a rate card format for official notices.
Sidney groups present notebooks and work displays during the Course of Homemaking. Tea will be served and the public is invited to learn from the members experiences. Event scheduled Thursday at 2 30 pm in Sidney Hall.
A fragmented report summarizes 1930s data on Canada including school enrolment and teacher numbers in New Brunswick, life insurance value per capita, 1930 salmon catches in British Columbia, canning exports, civil aviation progress, port tonnage at Vancouver, electric power output, and ship and railway industry notes. It notes the Empress of Britain cruise vessel, fruit crop expectations for Annapolis Valley, and police staffing in large centers with 1938 MLA incidents recovered.
Austin notices show the UFM Local gathering Saturday April 4 at 8 30 p.m. in Forester's Hall. Also the United Church WM S holds an Easter Thank Offering at Mrs John Hay's home on April 8 at 3 p.m. Text word Joy.
The badminton club ended its season with a banquet and social evening featuring a play cast, ladies’ catering, and a toast sequence led by H. P. Johnson. Guests included Mrs. W. F. Sibbit, Rev. and Mrs. W. R. t, with toasts from Mrs. WR Wood and Geo. Mine. Pearson won a bird contest prize, and the night closed with singing and Auld Lang Syne.
Sunday School at 2 p m and a 7 30 p m service with an adult study class after. Topic is What do we believe about angels. W R Wood minister invites all to attend.
The notice lists Easter Sunday services at Christ Church in Austin with Holy Communion at 11am and a weekly Wednesday prayer meeting. It cites Rev. G L Armstrong as rector and invites readers to an inside-page editorial on a 1931 seed time problem. The item also notes a fire destroying Swan Lake 133 hotel and Winnipeg Elmwood Millionaires winning the Memorial Cup 3 0 over Ottawa Primroses. Jack Canuck stock-taking set for May 31.
Promoted items note Tsai interest in Canadian hotel pen and related appointments. Readable fragments suggest reform or consideration of hospitality ventures and potential executive postings. Further details remain unclear in the sparse OCR segment.
Last Thursday the annual game between married and single hockey teams at the local rink finished with a victory for the married side by a 4 - 1 score. Key saves by George Lewin and Jack McPhee kept the score close. Dave Gair and Ralph Lye tipped the puck past the goalie late to seal the win as Wm. Sutherland refereed satisfactorily.
A four team junior hockey tourney at the local rink saw Sidney, Austin, Katrinne and the MacGregor Vics compete. The Vics beat Austin 2 0, Katrin Sidney tied 2 2 and Sidney won the OT, then beat the home team 4 2 in the final. About a hundred fans attended as Wm Sutherland ran the games and praised the effort.
Quarantine ends as residents enjoy frozen ponds for skating. The Southend Ladies Bridge Uiup met at Mrs. Wm. Shaw on March 16 with Mrs. C. F. Pennell winning the high score. A Community Club whist drive and dance at Southend School featured Miss A. Pennell and Wm. Orchard as prize winners, with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaw as consolation. Music was voluntary.
Premium Majestic range offered for sale in first class condition. Viewable at J Ramsay's Garage in Mac Gregor to inspect features and condition before purchase.
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