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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1941
Page
8
British Federation field secretary E Vincent will address a public gathering at the Masonic Hall on Friday January 17 at 8 15 p m The talk titled A New World Order Hitler s Ours or Gods invites all to attend with a collection to follow
The January 7 1941 meeting in MacGregor set the 1941 board with Reeve S C Duff and six ward representatives. Appointments include J P MacKinnon as solicitor retainer, G E Lewin as sec treas and tax collector, Dr A V Jubb as medical officer, and C K McIntyre as fire guardian. Officers and committees named. by laws read. delegation to Winnipeg planned. old age pension for Geo F Rowland approved. next meeting set for Feb 7 in Austin.
Bill Bennett told the Herald he witnessed a reel live performance on Sunday at a farm, describing the scene and participants in a concise local account.
A farewell shower for Peggy Heming was held at Phyllis Lye’s home hosted by Joyce Mac Kinnoon and Phylis Lye with Dian Lye presenting gifts in nurse uniform. After singing For She’s a Jolly Good Fellow and lunch, Peggy received a wrist watch for choir altar guild and G A service along with a cosmetic set from the Brownies and a cheque from the LO D E.
BEAVER Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rodgers returned home Tuesday from their wedding trip. School re-opened on Monday with Miss K. Wilmott of Crocus Hill Manitoba in charge. Mrs. W. B. Graham and daughter Margaret spend part of the week in Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rodgers moved to a new home north of the station. Mrs. Arthur Graham and her little son, after Christmas at Brandon, returned home Wednesday. Mrs H. McDermott (nee Esther Stevenson) of Quill Lake is in Winnipeg General Hospital. Miss Millie Shaw came home Wednesday after visiting her sister Mrs. John Lauder at Oakville.
A Burns lecture by Dr. G A Dickson at Bagot Community Hall on January 22 at 15.00 includes Scottish dance prizes for Schottische Highland Fling and Sword Dance and a quiz with awards. Event organizers promise an entertaining evening.
Bagot farmers urge Ottawa to guarantee a fair profit over cost for their commodities. MP Harry Bender notes the butter price peg as insufficient for winter production and calls for year round operability. The meeting also reaffirms war support and reviews Canada’s wheat and hog policies.
A social evening and dance will be held at Macauley school under Churchill's Helpers on Friday January 17. The Junior Red Cross will operate a candy table for sale.
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