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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
2
The piece reflects on lessons learned across life experiences in 1951 and looks ahead to 1952. It emphasizes personal growth, mutual aid, and a pledge to foster peace, understanding, and brotherhood across races, urging citizens in homes and communities to plan wiser actions.
Residents report holiday visits across Winnipeg Portage and Brandon with numerous relatives and friends. A group attended D Harvey’s funeral in MacGregor on December 28, and well wishes extend to distr ict families.
Miss Coltart and others from Elsmith Image Creek Hartford Currie Lakeland and Winnipeg areas celebrated Christmas visits. Teachers showcased well prepared Christmas concerts pleasing large audiences. Harford W.A. held annual meeting with officers elected and year-end reports. A near-accident on Beacon Service road prompted quick action by a McArthur Griver. Bagot Calf Club calls for youth participation at January revival meeting. Community thanks for 1951 cooperation and a wish for 1952.
Velma Joan Smith wed Gordon L Quinn in MacGregor United Church with Rev. C. S. Rupp officiating. The bride wore white satin with lace and a tulip bouquet. Earlene Reynolds and Alvin Smith were attendants. reception followed at the United Church Annex. After a Winnipeg honeymoon the couple will reside in Portage la Prairie. Also notices the Estate of Joseph James Clark requires claims by January 31, 1952 filed in Portage la Prairie.
Katrime plans a Sunday church service at 2 30 pm on January 6. The column lists Christmas visits and greetings across families in Katrime, MacGregor, Winnipeg and Prince Rupert, noting hospitality, travels, and birthday wishes. It records condolences for Mrs Earl Muir and mentions a card from Agnes Skeet in Burnaby.
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