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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 21, 1949
Page
2
The MacGregor Herald, established February 1897 and printed weekly at the Herald Printing Office, is published by Shaw from 4250 Main Street. The paper is authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department in Ottawa.
The Shatun's Day Association of Canada forms a Radio Committee to brighten the lives of sick and disabled citizens. It seeks a radio set for each Canadian shut-in with voluntary help from members and requests church, radio, and press aid. Officers include Miss Jane They North McIntyre Ontario chair, Miss Jean Calder London Ontario secretary treasurer. Enquiries to 351 Princess St London Ontario.
Manitoba moves to attract vets to farming regions with a second reading bill. It offers $2000 per year shared by province and district for two ways to enter into an agreement with a veterinarian, plus a uniform fee schedule for veterinary services in the district. Also notes businessmen from 75 countries attending the Canadian International Trade Fair in Toronto May 30 to June 10.
Soushend and Magau lay in Balmoral for Easter at home. Steve Holliday of Portage travels with C Holliday and Mrs Ken Lee and Brian of Pierson visit mer's parents. Winnipeg visitors Beth and Donna stay with Clarence and William Pennell. MacGregor High School students Ronald Tarr and Clifford Chant holiday at their homes. Betty MacGregor visits grandparents Ed and Chant. Southend Macaulay Beef Ring meeting set for Monday April 25 at 6 30 p.m. to recruit new members. A H Palmer, Sec.
Raymond Birkett came home Friday after spending the winter in Toronto. Bud Forbister and Mr. Jenkins recently visited Portage. Mrs. F. Lake was ordered to bed for a week by her doctor. Roy McLaughlin sowed 33 acres of wheat the earliest reported. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke came home from Winnipeg for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barton Jr and Bobbie Lindsay, also from Winnipeg.
Beaver community notes weekend travel to Winnipeg visits by Mrs. Louisa Paul and local residents. Red Cross canvass in district totals 318 00. W A and W M S schedule April 28 at Mrs. Martinezon. other guests include Portage and Winnipeg visitors.
Under the Trustee Act in the matter of the Estate of Joan Leckie late of the Village of Austin Manitoba retired and deceased all claims must be sent to the undersigned at their Hampton Street MacGregor Manitoba on or before May 21 1949 dated MacGregor Manitoba this 18th day of April 1949 MacKinnon and MacKinnon Solicitors for George Ro Hay and J P MacKinnon Executors
Manitoba has established the first residential Normal School in Canada designed to train teachers and house enough students to sustain replacements in the teaching profession, signaling a major step in educator preparation.
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