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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1958
Page
2
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Sunday visits to the McRae home included Mrs F Amann and children from Austin and Grant McRae of Gladstone. R Gilbert Donna and Wayne visited Winnipeg with relatives Friday to Sunday. Chester Cairns and family from Portage were guests at E Duncan home. Johner and Janice Duncan toured Swan River weekend. Katrinne ladies attended a shower in MacGregor for Miss Roberta Allan. N McLachlan R Gilbert F Jenkins and E Duncan traveled to Winnipeg Thursday on school business.
Mrs Heselwood remains under doctor care with friends hoping for quick recovery. Items from MacGregor include a Tuesday shower for Miss Mary Irwin and birthday wishes to Mrs Roy McLaughlin and Velma Duncan in April. Many visits, hospital stays, and social events are recorded, including lanterns of illness, travel to Brandon for Winter Fair, a quilt project, and thanks for hospitality. The piece notes a fatality in the Taylor family and a last-game announcement by Frank Hay after the Hamiota game with the Armstrong trophy awarded.
Mrs Olive Palmer notes visits across the district including Bob Strong of Kenora in town, Sid Hay hosting Winnipeg weekend visitors, S Hunchak and Winnipeg relatives at Lorne Pennell’s, Doug McGregor and Lloyd Jones at Austin, Elsie Hay and Jeanette Camp with Dick Collier, Linda Hay holidaying with Romana Freeborn in Brandon, and birthday wishes to Mrs Harlem Pogue and Dennis Palmer.
Ermie Livingstone visited with friends in Brandon. Mr. J.C. Hanna entered Gladstone Hospital as a pneumonia patient. Congratulations to Mr. GH. Hughson on his 75th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Knox were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Tilley of Austin. Hank Hildebrand and daughter from Holland visited the Schneiders. Mrs. Henry Loney and Morris of Gladstone visited the McMillans. John Uhrin and Sam Williams motored to Brandon to see Angus and Bob Stewart. Joe Livingstone attended a CPR Union meeting in Brandon and the funeral in Carrberry of Jenkins and James Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Currie visited Besie Hunter in Mayferd, then with the McKinney family in Gladstone. The last Farmers Union whist evening was in Austin. Mervin Livingstone won gent’s high and Harold Livingstone gent’s low.
Ha miota surged to victory in final session outscoring MacGregor led by Garth Strachan with four goals. Frank McKinnon added three and Allan Robertson Buck Matheson scored singles. George Dorman topped MacGregor with two, Al Ritchie and Gary Shaw added others. Referees Andy Gurba and Gerry Pipke handed out thirteen penalties, with MacGregor taking the odd one. Ice chips note a good crowd.
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