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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
2
Mrs Je and palter Mex Hooper of Portage were weekend guests of Mrs M Lawrie after wintering in Bert Vallance of Winnipeg. Ontario visitor Ray Longstreet joined the district gathering while Mr and Mrs Baskier hosted guests on Sunday.
Community members visit relatives in Spy Hill and Winnipeg. Ewart Oliver leaves Hartford for Por tage la Prairie area. Gordon Kane reports successful stock sale on April 3 despite bad weather. farming continues. Hartford residents E Smith and I sold their farm to J Loewen and move to Portage. Anniversary wished for Dave Stevens on April 3. Hartford School District taxpayers notified of April 12 meeting to discuss easement repairs or replacement. International Wheat Agreement meeting held March 31 in Memorial Hall with V Polloway. Upcoming events include April 15 public meeting Medal Hall with Mr Tooth, April 16 W A and WMS, and June 18 Bagot Sports Day.
The Bagot Ladies Curling Club elected officers for 1952 53 with President Mrs B Nichol Vice President Mrs G McLachlan secretary treasurer Mrs A Nichol and Mrs W Richardson and Mrs W Bodie Jr. Receipts for the season were 796.04 including last year’s 189.66. Expenses 3485.21 leaving a balance of 43 on hand. Of this 100 was voted to the Men’s Club and plans were made to decorate the rink kitchen.
MacGregor Y L S presented a diverse program in Bagot Hall on April 2 under Bagot 4 H Clubs. The three plays and the lively sketch Friday for Luck kept the audience in stitches while musical numbers readings and dance routines satisfied all. The cast received hearty thanks from the Bagot 4 H Clubs and lunch was served afterward.
Katrime friends share news of hospital returnees and guests visiting from Winnipeg, Ontario and Elgin. Local birthdays, school illnesses, Good Neighbors Club meeting, and a Legion dance fundraiser for the Katrime Curling Rink are noted along with interments at Souris and family visits to Brandon and Portage.
Portage la Prairie visitor Miss T O Neil honored J W Matthews home. Bet Nichol and Linda drove to Winnipeg last Thursday. Frank Elliott of Winnipeg visited the district. Mrs J L Pogue with sister Miss Donalda Eng Tn of Elm Creek spent weekend in Winnipes. J Sumner and son Elviss of Mentmore visited Louise Sumner at A Pogue home. E R Pogue and Clarence plan demolishing a shed to build a new one this summer. Easter exams dominated the week and a new pupil Hennie Tubert, whose parents recently arrived at ET Nichol farm, started in Grade II.
In memoriam for L H McIntosh, departed April 4, 1981. Beloved father and grandfather, remembered with love by Helen, Tony, Judy and Ted in Sprucedal Ontario. Death cannot take away memories that linger while we remain on earth.
The Tivoli Theatre will be open Thursday night this week instead of Friday night. There will be the usual Saturday night shows as scheduled.
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