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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 28, 1949

Page

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Daylight Saving Time Sparks Rural Town Debate

A garbled local column mocks Daylight Saving Time and its effects on town folks, rural traders, and the golf schedule. It notes older car users, wolves and coyotes for bounty, garage heists, and a veteran resident in his 90s. The piece also touches on baseball, the fire hall engine, farm machinery, and plans for a fair with a new calf shed and an expanded ball diamond.

Brooks Daniel Boone Fithy Wm. Cairns Cairns MacGregor MacGre Jon

Dave's Cafe Burns in Major MacGregor Fire

Fire destroyed Dave's Cafe and heavily damaged the Massey Harris building after an oil stove exploded during supper. Volunteers and firefighters prevented further spread to neighboring shops. Brow plans immediate demolition and a new cafe expected in about three months.

Tne Mrs. Brow Tim the Herald Brow Aly MacGregor Manitoba Saskatchewan The Herald

Councils Sit as Court of Revision for Electors Roll

The Rural Municipality council and the Incorporated Village of MacGregor will sit as a Court of Revision to review the Electors Roll and Business Tax Assessment Roll on May 3. The Municipal Council meets in Austin and the Village board in MacGregor in the evening.

MacGregor Austin

Refiring Bank Officer Honored by MacGregor Board of Trade

About twenty five members of the MacGregor Board of Trade gathered at Memorial Hall to honor T L Joliffe retiring from Bank of Montreal on April 30. The event featured cards, a golden engraved leather wallet, and speeches by Mayor J L Lamb and other local figures praising Joliffe’s service since 1941.

Te MacGregor Board of ‘Trade Legion Memorial Hall Jolliffe Geo. Graham Austin MacGregor Dave

Rev J Shaver Addresses WMS Easter Thankoffering

The WMS held its Easter Thankoffering meeting at United Church with J Shaver of Sidney as guest speaker. Mrs J Woodin presided assisted by Mrs A J Stuthers and Mrs D McDougall es. Shaver spoke on World Church and the note that The Holy Church Throughout All the World Do Thou Acknowledge Thee. He recalled his father Rev Shaver and the All Peoples Mission, sharing the life stories of two young men of Ukrainian origin affected by the mission. Mrs F Venn thanked him for an inspiring talk.

WMS United Church J. Woodin A. J Stuthers D. McDougalles Marsh Marjorie Giles Una McKelvy V Telford CD. Rupp Shaver Ducation Portage Sabstry World Church al Peoples North Winnneg All Peoples’ Mission Canada F. Venn

St Laurent Sets Canada General Election for June 27

Prime Minister St Laurent announced in the House of Commons that Parliament would be dissolved this week and a general election held on June 27. He said the date follows prudent government action and that opposition votes against confidence indicate a mandate renewal is needed. The government narrowly survived four confidence votes since January 26.

House of Commons St. Laurent Hous Hanaily

Bank of Montreal Announces Retirement of Local Manager

Bank of Montreal says Thayer L Jolliffe will retire from the local branch after eight years of service. His successor is Stanley T McCulloch, a veteran banker from Regina with Saskatchewan and Western Canada experience. McCulloch, born in West Superior Mass, joined B of M in 1916 and has held posts in Willmar Sask Calgary Nelson Trail Wainwright Regina and Trail. He is active in community affairs.

Bank of Montreal Bank of Regina West S Mass McCall Canada B of M Willmar Sask Expe Ct Saskatchewan Calgary Wyank’s Wainwright Alta Nelson Trail B. C McCulloch

New Bank Manager Fated in Regina Local Posts

Me Jolliffe retires after 47 year career ending this month. Ottawa native built banking start in Ottawa then moved west to serve at several banks before becoming manager at B of M. Alexander in 1922 and later Saskatoon branch head in 1922. He moved to lead the local Regina office in 1941 and plans to reside in the East after retirement. He was active in sports as Ottawa Rowing Club Eight member winning Canadian Henley and Grand Challenge Cup participation in 1910 and 1911.

Regina Chamberf Commerce and Gyro Club Me. Jolliffe Ottawa B of M Alexander Tank Duff, Sask Arge Jolliffe Ottawa Rowing Club Washington, D.C Henley Eng East

Baseballers to Hold Organization Meeting

Baseball is in the air and a meeting will be held in the R Harvey building next Monday evening May 2 at 7 50 pm to organize the senior team. All interested in baseball are welcome and the agenda includes selection of 1948 officers and the season’s camp plan.

R Harvey

Celebrate and Mathday for Mr A Fol Peluer Birthday

Next Tuesday May brings a goth birthday for Mr A Fol Peluer with celebrations. Mr Palmer, though not in best health, will receive guests at home from 2 to 6 pm and 8 to 10 pm, with friends sending best wishes for many more occasions.

A Fol Peluer Palmer

St Pauls Guild Girls Take Second At Brandon G A Festival

The St Pauls Guild Auxiliary led by Mr Connie McKelvy attended the G A Festival of the Diocese of Brandon on April 22. The group competed in sewing knitting artcraft and singing winning three first prizes and one second. The Dauphin girls won the silver cup for highest total. St Pauls placed second overall.

St. Paul's Gur Connie McKelvy Diocese of Brandon Brandon Oldfield Dauphin Girls St. Paul's Iran

Plot Owners Urged to Help Cemetery Maintenance

May 1 1946 pleas urged MacGregor cemetery plot owners to fund caretaker costs. Notices sent for annual $200 dues to maintain grounds and honor resting places. receipts issued for payments. Committee led by Ly Palmer sec treas appeals to all owners and families to donate.

MacGregor Nmber En's Institute Ly Palmer Sec-Treas

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Bluebird Cafe James Troy McDougalls Massey Rev. J. Shaver W.M.S. Easter T. L. Jolliffe T. McCulloch Stan. Firth Dan. McDougall Baseballers
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