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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 15, 1948

Page

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MacGregor Plans Clean Up Week May 10 15

Dr C E Manly Health Director leads MacGregor Board of Trade in approving a May 10 to 15 Clean Up Campaign with Stan Firth Chas Kitson Mayor Lamb and others forming the committee. Headquarters at Stan Firths. Early Closing and Holidays discussion follows with groups to report findings next meeting.

Charles Manly Portage Health Unit C. McEwan MacGregor Board of Trade Manly MacGregor Sas Board of Trade Dr. Manly Stan

Red Cross Donations Reach $638.67

The Britannia Chapter L D E Red Cross drive in MacGregor district reports total donations of $638.67 as of current date. Beaver district runs its own drive with treasurer Mrs. C Rodgers reporting a growing sum collected to date.

Red Cross MacGregor Britannia L. D.E T.L. Jolliffe Beaver District C. Rodgers

Beav er News Local Personal Visitors and Cross Drive Totals

Mrs N Irwin rode to Winnipeg on Friday. James Lamont of Sherridan visits the George Lamont home. Red Cross Drive totals rise to 268 dollars. Ben Richardson auction sale postponed to Tuesday April 27. Harry Dankes reiter spends days in Winnipeg. Tom Kelly and son George visit Bagot. Vivian Rusk of P Man is guest at R Smith home. Dankesreiter motor to Ninette during Brandon Fair. Ed Harkness, Glen Harkness, George Lamont, and Harry Shaw visit Brandon Fair. Bill Butterfield returns from Fort Frances Ontario to summer with sister A Street. Peter Buhr of Steinbach moves into Ben Richardson’s farm.

N. Irwin Winnipeg James Lamont Sherridan George Lamont Brandon Fair Glen Harkness Harry Shaw Bill Butterfield Fort Francis Ont A. Street Peter Buhr Stienbach Ben Richardson

Local Artists to Participate in Winnipeg Music Festival

The United Choren augmented choir of 30 voices led by Rev. C D Rupp will perform Friday at the Annual Musical Festival in Winnipeg. Local pianist Miss Betty McLachlan is also contesting. Residents express pride at their town’s representation at a world famous event.

United Choren C.D. Rupp Winnipeg Betty McLachlan

Card of thanks from Mrs J Ramsay appreciates gifts

Card of thanks thanks the Ladies' Aid for a card and thanks friends for parcels of fruit and for visits during illness. Mrs J Ramsay expresses gratitude.

MacGregor Ladies Curling Club Elects New Exec

At the annual meeting held March List at Mrs Strachan Booths home the MacGregor Ladies Curling Club reported a Bank balance of 304.53 with a 25 donation to the Red Cross. New officers include Hon Presidents Mrs A R Stinson and Mrs R D Muir President Mrs J L Lamb First Vice Gertie McKelvy Second Vice Eileen Marsh Secretary Mildred Rowlatt Treasurer Dorothy Westman Cup Committee Mary Hay Elsie Jones B Embree and thanks expressed to donors of pies for the Men’s Bouspiel.

MacGregor” Ladies’ Curling Club Strachan Booth Red Cross Exective A. R. Stinson R. D. Muir J. L. Lamb Gertie McKelvy Eileen Marsh Mildred Rowlatt Dorothy Westman Mary Hay Elsie Jones B. Embree

Mrs J Woodin Speaks At Easter Thank Offering

The U S S Easter Thank offering held at Miss Eileen Marsh home last Monday was well attended. Mrs Woodin spoke delivering an Easter message to members who expressed gratitude for the inspiring thoughts. A donation to the Children's Aid Society followed the business period. A lunch was served after the meeting by the committee with Miss Marsh assisting.

U.S.S Eileen Marsh Woodin Children’s Aid Society

Dr Thomas R Ponton Dies in California at 73

Word reached MacGregor residents of the death of Dr Thomas R Ponton 73 a former MacGregor doctor He died in Redlands California on Friday April 2 He arrived in MacGregor before 1900 practiced there until World War I and served in the Canadian Army Medical Corps He later worked in Western Canada and Chicago became superintendent of Masonic Hospital and edited Hospital Management Magazine He is survived by his daughter Norma of California

Thomas R Ponton MacGregor Redlands California Ponton Canadian Army Medical Corps University of Manitoba Canada Masonic Hospital Chicago United States American College of Surgeons Norma U.S.A

Neepawa Sees New Industry Planned for Building Materials

Norman Critchlow announces a Neepawa factory to make concrete and cinder building blocks and other materials. The Neepawa Board of Trade and Manitoba Industrial Development Board aid in information and technical advice for the project. The operation, in the Archie Shaw estate, may begin within a month with a sale planned for Saturday April 17.

Norman Critchlow Regent Bowling Hall S. Critchlow MacGregor Neepawa Neepawa Board of Trade Manitoba Industrial Development Board Critchlow Keee Archie Shaw

Auction Sales by F. C. Borton Friday April 16

Auction sales by F C Borton planned for Friday April 16 for Chas Hammond. Sale includes household items and personal effects to be staged by the auctioneer. Organize viewing and bidding details with Charles Hammond as the consignor.

F. C. Borton Chas. Hammond

Memorial Hall Financial Statement and Renovation Work

Workers demolished the H Hut at the DV.A. Portage la Prairie and moved materials to MacGregor for the Memorial Hall project. Demolition led by Fred Orchard Jas Ramsay and Roland Lamb with Laurie and Norman Smith handling lumber and crates. Hall Fund shows steady progress as a financial statement is published.

Portage la Prairie Dv.a MacGregor Messrs Fred Orchard Jas. Ramsay Roland Lamb Vile Laurie Norman Smith

Silk screen prints mark National Gallery plan for bank branches

The National Gallery of Canada announces that Bank of Montreal will distribute silk screen prints to its branches from coast to coast. Works by Arthur Lismer Tom Thomson and J W Morice are highlighted. prints use direct silk screen color on paper and aim to brighten business offices. HO McCurray notes broad gallery impact, while Thayer L Jolliffe of BofM Toronto branch welcomes the scheme.

Isles OF Spruce Arthur Lismer R.C.A National Gallery of Caraga Bank of Montreal MacGregor Tom Thomson Ferry Quebec J W. Morice R.C Canada National Gallery HO. McCurray Thayer L. Jolliffe Bof M

Hockey season ends in four all draw between Katrime and MacGregor

The April 10 four all tie closed a five team tournament with Katrime beating Orangeville and MacGregor defeating Austin 6 3. The issue recalls earlier 1924 events including junior versus veteran games and skating contests with names like Jap Merrick Dutch Lewin and Bob Lamb in prize events.

Katrime MacGregor Orangeville Southend Austin Jofa Herald Jap” Merrick Lewin Me Donald Dorothy Young Mr. Hammond Phyllis Barton Cyril Palmer Lois Hay Pearl Brisco D. ‘Williamson Margaret Hay Lester Becker Leonard Lamb Jean Brown Len Bob Hed C. Lowes J. Shaw W. Ireland Otto Ormiston Mel. McDonald Jack Harry Gilroy Gib Turner Gib H. Saunders Jim Ramsay Gilroy Bill” Turner Joe Clarke Saunders

Wife of Former Rector Buried At St James

Mrs G L Armstrong widow of Rev G L Armstrong died at 81 in St Paul Minnesota on April 8 1943 She had lived in MacGregor from 1930 to 1941 and in St James since then Funeral was held April 10 at St James Anglican Church with burial in St James Cemetery Survived by three sons L S Armstrong F Brook Armstrong and Rev G M Armstrong and a daughter Mrs F H Smith of California

G. L. Armstrong St. James MacGregor G.L. Armstrong G. L. Armstong St. Paul, Minn Armstrong St. Paul's Anglian Church Man

W I Members Honor Mrs A Goodridge

The Women’s Institute group met at Mrs. Ormiston’s home to celebrate Mrs. A Goodridge’s marriage. An address was read by Mrs. Ormiston, a set of dishes given by Mrs. W Anderson, and Mrs Goodridge thanked the members before they sang For She’s A Jolly Good Fellow. A luncheon and tea followed.

W.I Mrs. Ormiston A. Goodridge

Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Lvs Anderson

The Andersons express sincere gratitude to neighbors friends and the fire brigade for helping extinguish the chimney fire at their home on Tuesday.

Lvs. Anderson

Also Mentioned on This Page

C.E. Manly Beaver News Harry Dankesreiter Mrs Tom Kelly Son George Kelly Bagot Vivian Rusk P. Man S. John Dankesreiter Ninette Mrs. J. Ramsay J. Woodin T. R. Ponton Memorial Hall Hydro Carr Floate Anderson Memorial Hall Committee Gaertn Oo Permanenas Beauty Camon Clark
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