Letter To The Editor LK Brantford MacGregor Herald
A reader from Brantford letters in The MacGregor Herald sharing local views and civic reflections. The piece presents timely opinions on community affairs and resident perspectives.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
2
A reader from Brantford letters in The MacGregor Herald sharing local views and civic reflections. The piece presents timely opinions on community affairs and resident perspectives.
William H Little notes the death of Robert Lamb and recalls teaching roles at Pathhead School including Louise Lamb and several pallbearers Audrey Nicholls and Ross Thompson. He lists former teachers from 1911 to 1917, mentions school board members, and thanks readers, closing with Christmas wishes.
A long list of Christmas and holiday visits spans Portage and Winnipeg. People like Mrs L Bleganski, Mr and Mrs J Tunski, Mrs A McCulloch, C Basler, P Hayward, Lindy Fisher, Gerald, Lorna Macintosh, Wayne Lacombe, and many more are noted visiting relatives, staying with friends, or spending holidays with family. Several Troms, Treherne, and Winnipeg connections appear as guests.
Mrs G Fotheringham recounts a three month stay in Vancouver with the Simpson family. She details social events, theatre nights, yacht club outings, visits to hospitals and schools, Salmon Run at Goldstream Park, golf with Grant and Ed, and gatherings with the McEwens and Hay families.
Burnside residents entertained and joined relatives for New Year events with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adams hosting guests including Mrs. Middlemass and others from Portage and Winnipeg. Several families traveled to visit relatives in Minnedosa and Pratt, with outings and Sunday dinners across the community.
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