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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
4
Lieutenant-Governor proclaims Arbor Day in Manitote on May 5th with an order in council. The day is set aside for planting trees and shrubs in the province and is not a public holiday.
Beaver and district residents share visits across Winnipeg and area. May Dey Tea at Mrs John Dankesreiter’s on May 1 from 2 30 to 5 pm. A bake sale at Lye's Showroom on April 26 at 9 30 p m to raise funds.
At a Beaver School meeting on April 17, the Busy Beavers Hospital Aid was formed with officers named including President Mrs Wallace Stone Vice President Mrs H Rodgers Secretary Miss Marion Wilkinson Treasurer Mrs James Kelly and a Central Committee Rep Mrs.
A banker’s reply to a customer’s cheque request spirals into a rant about oppressive taxes and pervasive laws. The letter laments dozens of taxes and societal pressures, ends with a blunt cry about survival and impending trouble.
Miss L Sumner returned Sunday evening after a pleasant holiday at Mentmore Russell and Shoal Lake. Mr and Mrs A Pogue and Evelyn motored to Winnipeg for the week end. Mary Matthews visited with sister Mrs E Knott at Poplar Point. H L Boyer Lynne and Art Giles MacDonald motored to Winnipeg Saturday. Two beginners Lynne McLachlan and Ronnie Telford started to school this week bringing enrollment to nineteen. The Earth children spent Easter vacation at MacGregor with grandparents C Lamont and wife. Miss Elsie Campbell Oakville Manitoba has accepted Image Creek School for the coming year. She taught here in 1950-51 term.
Miss Mervyn Pogue spent time with friends at Griswold during the Easter vacation. Her father and Curtis drove to Griswold Sunday to return her home.
In the North West Territories the fur trade was a significant enterprise, valued at about 2.5 million dollars, reflecting continuing activity beyond traditional expectations. The era shows Canada sustaining a robust fur economy across its northern regions.
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