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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 09, 1956
Page
4
Local column records visitors and illnesses across Bagot and nearby towns. It notes W Parynnik and Dianne Nichol ill, funerals for James Miller of Beaver district, hospital stays in MacGregor, community events at 4H Calf Club and Bagot Community Club, road updates, and a lengthy editorial on the value of neighbors and community spirit.
A village property is offered for sale with terms tied to insurance and loan arrangements. The notice outlines the property’s location, asking price, and financing options, inviting potential buyers to inquire for details and conditions.
The traveling public shows growing taste for caviar, pate de foie gras, hors d oeuvres and succulent steaks with vintage wines alongside roast beef and lamb chops on the Canadian Pacific Railway cruising cars. Lobster tops the list as the most savory seafood, noted by Chef G DeCarlo and Walter Gordon Jacobs.
Miss Leckie spent the weekend at the J Dankes reiter home. Miss E Pogue of Winnipeg is holidaying with her parents A Pogue. Earth young people and Mer lyn Pogue visited MacGregor for the Bonspicl weekend. Mission Band plans a Valentine party for Feb 4 with preschool mothers invited. Community Club social Friday night had few attendees with five whist tables. Miss Rit ter and H Lamont won top whist, Mrs Dankes reiter and E Ditehie also placed.
Mr E R Pogue, patient at Portage Hospital, shows satisfactory progress but will likely remain hospitalized for another week. Beverley and Barry Pogue of Winnipeg visited him recently, and Beverley also spent a day out of the hospital with her mother and Clarence.
Gail Kelly spent the weekend with Marjorie Johnson. Batsy Pears and Craig Walker remained at their homes. Mr. Andy Stone attends the Portage Mutual Convention in Portage this week. Miss Pelk visited High Bluff with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C Pelk. Mrs. Helen Dankesreiter hosted guests.
Neepawa hosted a bonspiel last week featuring a MacGregor rink. Mrs. Chas Rodgers of Saskatoon stayed with her parents the Thompsons and her sister Belle Thompson. Glenn Harkness and Art Graham drove to Brandon Wednesday, with Glenn attending the Sto man’s Association meeting. Alex McDonald of Winnipeg visited his father in MacGregor Hospital and spent time with Bill and Mary.
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