Spring Clean Up Urged For Town Premises
Time to clean up back yards and premises after winter ashes and rubbish. With spring, a concerted effort is urged to remove rubbish from back lanes and yards for appearance and health.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
8
Time to clean up back yards and premises after winter ashes and rubbish. With spring, a concerted effort is urged to remove rubbish from back lanes and yards for appearance and health.
In Memoriam small. We little thought when she left home that she would not return in life and would sleep in death. God knew she was suffering and closed her weary eyelids whispering Peace be Thine. Inserted by Mother, Father and Brethren.
The Women's Institute meets at Mrs. S. T. Brown's home on Thursday April 28 at 3 p.m. The LO.B.A. hosts a whist drive and dance at Orange Hall on Tuesday May 3 with Graham Orchestra. admission 25 cents. Eldon Shaw receives a $100 bonus from McColl Frontenac Ui Co Western Division after a 20 percent business rise. Annie Anderson leaves Saturday for Balmoral Manitoba to resume school duties. Myrtle Anderson substituted. A UF W special meeting at Mrs. Baxter's home next Saturday at 2 p.m. All members urged to attend for important business.
Beaver N S Irwin endured a painful incident after being bitten by a pig named Anycon who is reportedly recovering from pleurisy. In community news, Ladies Aid and WAALS plan their regular monthly meeting at Mrs. T. Kelly's home on Thursday, April 28th, at 2 30 pm.
Members of the Katrime WAn hold a silver tea at the home of Mrs George Bolton on Thursday May 12 from 3 to 6 pm. There will be plants sewing and produce for sale and popcorn balls. Everybody welcome.
Southend notes weekend visits by Master Duncan Lamb and Miss C Barber among others. Farewell to Mr. and Mrs. W.R Shaw and family as they move to Katrime. A closing school dance on April 8 sponsored by the Baseball boss. Emerson hosted a shower for Mrs. Jas Turner with a bride’s contest won by Mrs. W.C. MacWilliam. Guests wrote recipes for a book presented to the bride, and an afternoon lunch followed.
In loving memory of a mother who died at MacGregor in April. The verse says she is not dead but away in a distant land, with family members recalling her cheerful voice and loving presence. The poem ends with the belief she lingers in hearts as she remains with those who mourn.
The United Church lists Rev. RW Fotheringham as pastor with services on April 24. Sunday School at 7 p.m. Evening service and choir practice scheduled at the church on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Church service at 259.
Rev G L Armstrong presides at Holy Communion 9:30 AM on Sunday at St Paul Sedt with Sunday School 11 AM Evensong and Sermon 7 PM special music planned for the day after St George s Day. Duet Be Thou Exatteo by G McLachlan and HA Lye. Subject All the people shouted God Save the King.
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