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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1956
Page
6
The MacGregor United Church hosts a Christmas tree and concert at the Annex in December, inviting community members to attend the festive event with local performers and seasonal music.
Community notices urge donors for a bake sale at Lye's Showrooms on Saturday at 8 pm. Several groups announce upcoming meetings in December at members' homes, with times around 8 pm. Attendees urged to attend. officers to be elected. Carol singing at the hospital scheduled for December 18 at 7 pm.
Local items report Miss L Dnglish and Mrs A L Nobigren visiting Port Arthur and Keewatin Ont. Mrs AE Chant saw progress after cataract surgery in Winnipeg. Gail Nicholls and Bob Fox attended a grandmother’s funeral in Red Lake Ont. Mr Charles Cochram returns home from Winnipeg medical care. Mrs RB Wimsett returns from Toronto and London visits. Ravenshoe 4H Swine Group holds December 10 meeting in Rav ENshoe School. North Norfolk officials attend Winnipeg convention. Nell Czechoneski arrives as District Health Nurse in MacGregor. Jim Parker visits from West Germany and sends regards to local friends. Veterans Christmas Tree donations urged at Hudson Bay Store and Lamb stores.
The J Jef Fry home hosted a December 3 gathering for Mrs Mary Kivelhan s 82nd birthday Auntie was escorted to a decorated chair by Kerry Moore Dena Moore pinned a corsage and gifts were opened A four generation photo was taken and guests from Winnipg Minto joined in friendship wishes for many more birthdays
Jennifer Olite notes plans for a Christmas dance and cabaret replacing a concert with date likely December 20. A visitor, Mr Diehl the new inspector, visited the school. Exams and ice season loom as volleyball gains attention and news remains light this week.
Clarence, a MacGregor farmer, built a tractor nicknamed the Humming Bird. He displayed it at a Winnipeg exhibit to 20000 rave fans, attracting publicity via the Winnipeg Free Press. He is consulting patent offices and the Canadian Inventors' Association, aiming to patent the device while continuing farm work with his family.
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