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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
1
The North Norfolk Municipal Council plans a December 18 meeting in MacGregor. Local residents arrive and new Manitoba Government Telephones directories are ready for distribution.
Sgt Pilot Thos E Parker and Mr and Mrs H G Parker received a Friday cable from the RCAF Overseas Casualty Office stating their son Sgt Pilot Thos E Parker is now believed to have been killed. The notice came via the International Red Cross Society.
Instructor Percy Moore from E F T S Virden visits with his parents the Moores. Frank W. Cross, longtime resident of Grosse Isle, MacGregor district, dies this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jas Tarry relocate to Vancouver with three daughters and a son after half a century in the community. Mrs. Tarry’s health had declined for six years. Mr. Tarry was a carpenter and paperhanger. Neighbors wish them happiness and comfort in their new home.
The Herald and MacGregor districts extend heartiest good wishes and season's greetings to boys with His Majesty's forces in Canada and overseas. Home front workers keep fires burning as organizations provide comforts for soldiers sailors and airmen and others in need. All unite in a merry Christmas tide.
The MacGregor Rink will open for skating this Saturday night at six. Aimed at a fun winter pastime, the event invites the community to enjoy skating while helping the rink begin its season on a high note.
Mrs. Andrew Lamb, longtime resident, left for Portage la Prairie to head a Child's Welfare Board home. St Pauls Church W A presented a address with a fountain pen and silver spoon, and the Women’s Institute gave an electric reading lamp after tea. Community wishes her happiness and strength in her new post.
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