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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 14, 1950
Page
4
A short, indirect obituary note expresses condolences for Olive Diy, describing her as a beloved wife and recalling her as a loving presence beyond the gate with comfort in faith that God knows best.
Local brief notes report Mr and Mrs Roland Lamb visiting Winnipeg this week as guests of Mr and Mrs I Doug Lamb and young daughter. They will return to spend the winter with son and daughter in law Edi J Fraser. Arte Anderson suffered severe thermal burns on the right hand and left leg while working a 6900 volt line near Sanford Manitoba and is progressing. Jim Turner remains stationed in Ottawa with the Canadian Navy and has taken up flying, recently completing his first solo flight. Dr J M McPhee left for his old home in Prince Edward Island for a month long visit. John expects a long overdue return to see relatives. he plans a month away and a holiday. Wr JP MacKinnon entered Deer Lodge Hospital for medical treatment. well wishes are expressed for a speedy recovery.
You Have a Date wine t Gospel Chapel Sunday School will hold its Christmas Service on Thursday December 2 at 8 pm. A Christmas party will be held in Memorial Hall on Tuesday December 19 from 5 to 9 pm. All Church of England adherents are invited to bring their families for a pot luck lunch and a fun party.
Mac McQuiston and family visit with the Lambert family at Beaver while Mrs. R J Fox and Marilyn spend days in Portage. Seaman and Lamont visit John Sparrow. Art Taylor and Elsie Smith with R J Fox travel to Winnnipeg. Smut remains in the city. peace river trip. Lunn family returns from Peace River for winter. Winterbottoms visit Jack Morris. local social updates in the Orangeville News.
In loving memory of Ethel Hay who died December 13 1939 and Willa Hay who died December 22 1943. The family recalls the things they said and did and keeps their memories alive as they rest peacefully. Ever remembered by the family.
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