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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 24, 1950
Page
4
Residents share holiday visits with relatives in Clark Lake Sask and nearby towns including Mrs J Slater Mrs F C Burton and families. Visitors from Winnipeg Port Arthur Selkirk and Carberry are noted with trips to Chicago Kenora and Pine Ridge.
The note reviews a August 31 showing starring Mark Stevens and Coleen Gray titled Wil James Sand at the Austin Theatre. It praises the film as gold and notes Earl Stevenson of Regina Saskatchewan, an employee of the Saskatchewan Compensation Board, was a weekend guest at his parents’ home. On Sunday Earl and family traveled to Pembina North Dakota to visit friends, while Ted Critchlow and K C Fennell were in Brandon visiting. A local Clit resident remains hospitalized since March 7 with a serious heart ailment and would appreciate mail. address 430 Fredrick St Brandon Man.
In a page one baseball matchup the Seniors and Cubs battled through three scoreless innings before the Seniors broke in with two runs in the third. Garnet Critchlow and Garry McDonald later tied the game for the Cubs with one run each in the fifth. After a tense Tth inning the Cubs led by one but the Seniors reclaimed the lead and the game went to extra innings where the Seniors scored decisive runs while the Cubs could not respond.
Classified notices offer a series of job and housing ads in MacGregor. includes TED-Girl for general house work by August 25 to Hugh Clancy, a beer parlor tapman and waiter position requiring married status, two room for rent near C P R tracks via Horace Thomas, and a Waterloo wood separator plus washing machine engine for sale through John Gilmour and John Gilmour Austin with contact numbers.
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