Admission pricing notice for adults and children
A fragmented public notice states adults pay 50 cents and children under twelve pay 25 cents. No dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1948
Page
3
A fragmented public notice states adults pay 50 cents and children under twelve pay 25 cents. No dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
Sid Knox motored Saturday with parents and Mrs. C Johnson. Dr A V Jubb will visit Austin Fridays at Mrs D A Campbell’s home. Crop Improvement Club to organize Friday Dec 10 at 2:30 pm in Community Hall for Sidney and Austin farmers. Patriotic Club held a special meeting at Mrs A Duncan’s to plan a Drama Festival. Regular meeting at Mrs Howard Westman’s on Monday Dec 6. CE Johnson and family returned from a week’s holiday via bus. Various locals travel, visit, and attend events including whist drives, dances, and a Portage parade despite a snowstorm.
The article notes the formation of a ladies division within the Curling Club on Nov 20 with Alex Beresford as interim leader. Officers are Pres Mrs C Randall, VP Mrs W Makinson, Sec Treas Mrs Percy Ewen. Members plan to enter ladies rinks in the men’s curling schedule and recruit more players. The piece also covers Red Cross meeting, drama festival lineup, and W.A. church reports.
Mrs Russell Hay hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Helen MacGregor a bride elect of December Ith. Guests admired a decorated chair for the honoree and heard music from Miss Mae Bennett. Rita Michie and Bonnie Hay presented a pink and white gift basket as Helen expressed thanks and a luncheon followed. Serviteurs were Mrs Lloyd Jones Mrs T Nesbitt and Mrs Bruce Hay.
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