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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1951
Page
4
Proprietors of two barber shops in MacGregor FT Course and J C Lewis announce immediate closing hour changes. Weekdays close at 8 pm and nights at 10 pm. They publish new price schedules and closing hour cards in their shops and ask customers to judge themselves accordingly.
Orangeville News notes visitors and moves among residents. Miss Eagle visited the McQuiston home Monday night while Mr. and Mrs. John Lunn visit relatives in Winnipeg. The Cairns and Allan families are active in nearby towns as guests and property transfers occur. Les Fox buys a Massey Harris milking machine signaling a dairy business upswing.
Local news items report church meetings and community events for St. Pauls Anglican and United Church. Birth announced for Rob Wade and Margaret Gail Wade in The Pas on January 23. Several residents take tours and relocations, including Mrs. B. W. Cook's hospital admission and Mrs. A. V. Jubb moving to Winnipeg. Local staff attend General Motors courses. R. A. Whittaker’s death prompts family travel to Moose Jaw for funeral.
Evangelist H Goldsack of Folkstone England will lecture at Bethel Gospel Chapel on February 2 and 4. Born in England he came to Canada during World War II as an RAF member, later studied theology in Winnipeg, and has since served in pastoral and evangelistic work with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada. He will feature a tape recorder to replay congregational singing and will include other musical numbers and items of interest during the weekend services.
Stan Giles of a Minneapolis Moline dealer sponsors a free community event for farmers and families. Two color films will screen at Tivoli Theatre on Thursday February 15 at 8 pm, including An American Journey and Weather Whys, with Weather Bureau cooperation. a door prize and lunch follow at Stan's Service Station.
David Booth led the Bantams with a goal and an assist as both teams faced Langruth on a large ice sheet. The Bantams narrowly outscored Langruth 14 to . the Midgets defeated Langruth 10 to 4 with Heselwood scoring three and Lambs tallying multiple goals. Mrs Gladys Moore extends thanks for cards and hospital flowers from the U L Ladies Curling Club and United Church W A.
Grayston Hatchery invites customers to order 1951 chicks early for strong robust stock. Prospective buyers are urged to contact GRAYSTON HATCHERY at 1441 Pacific Ave, Brandon, Manitoba for information by phone or in person.
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