MacGregor Herald details publication and pricing
The MacGregor Herald of MacGregor Manitoba lists establish date February 1897 and print schedule every Thursday. It notes authorization as second class mail and prints publisher A M Shaw with annual rates of $250 in Canada and $3.00 in the United States.
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Herald Office
MacGregor
Man
Post Office Department
Ottawa
A.M Shaw
Canada
United States
Manitoba March of Dimes Plans Largest Campaign
Plans for Manitoba’s biggest March of Dimes drive include newspapers, radio, billboards, mail, iron lung tins, and events to fund polio relief. Chairman Karl G. Slocomb cites the province’s severe polio epidemic and expanded rehabilitation programs as reasons for intensification. Five thousand iron lung tins being distributed by volunteer groups, with stories carried across all Manitoba newspapers and radio stations.
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Manitoba
Karl G. Slocomb
Slocomb
March of Dimes Fund
Hudson's Bay Company
Ashdown
Cliff Gardner
CJOB
Bliz
Good Neighbors Club Plans Jan 20 Meeting and Jan 22 Event
Mrs Duncan reports the Good Neighbors Club holds a wall meet on Wednesday January 20 and posters for a Whist Drive and Dance on Friday January 22. A daughter Heather Joyce was born in Toronto on January 5 to Mr and Mrs Clarence Lake. The school thanks Mrs Howell for donated books and articles. Francis McLachlan and family heard a call from son Ernie in Nelson BC during a Saturday night phone surprise.
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Duncan
the Good Neighbors’ Club
Toronto
Clarence Lake
Heather Joyce
Dougie
Francis McLachlan
Ernie
Nelson
Mrs. Kreitz
MacGregor Hospital
Katrime Curling Club Names Rink Personnel
The Khatrime rink schedule opened on January 4 with sixteen rinks, listing rink personnel by ship name. The roster includes Mrs. Stan Cooper, Stan Cooper, J. Riley, W. R. Shaw, F. McLachlan, Mrs. L. Smith and many others including N. McLachlan, A. Nicholls, and Harold Gilbert among officials and players.
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Khatrime
Stan Cooper
J. Riley
W. R. Shaw
F. McLachlan
L. Smith
Ad Taylor
A. Nicholls
F. Taylor
Elsie Grove
A Kemsley
E. Alton
Mr. Oliver
G. South
Eddie Heselwood
N. McLachlan
P. Alderson
Ralph Alderson
J. Butterfield
Norman McLachlan
E. Duncan
Names listed in community notice appear in mixed order
A fragmented text shows multiple names including Mr Poole Mr Watson Gail Walker Craig Walker Mrs Martinnizen J Martinnizen Mrs W Stone Garthstone Wallace Stone Andy Stone Mrs Polinski Ray Birkett Don Polinski and Garnet Grove. The readability is limited but the list implies a group roster or attendees.
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Mr. Poole
Mr. Watson
Gail Walker
Craig Walker
Mrs. Martinnizen
J. Martinnizen
W. Stone
Garthstone
Wallace Stone
Andy Stone
Mrs. Polinski
Ray Birkett
Don Polinski
Garnet Grove
Orangeville News: Local Nurse Trainees Visit Home
Misses Bette Fox and Beverley Dixon, nurses in training at Children's Hospital Winnipeg, were weekend guests at their Orangeville homes. Mrs. Morris, recently out of hospital, is hoped to continue improving. Mr. Johnny Goertzen has returned to Meadow Lake Sask after spending Christmas season here with relatives and friends.
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Bette Fox
Beverley Dixon
The
Children’s Hospital
Winnipeg
Orangeville
Johnny Goertzen
Meadow Lake
Sask
Local social notes and hospital news from MacGregor area
The column records visits and gatherings among residents across Pratt, Pine Creek, and Winnipeg regions. Notable items include births at MacGregor Hospital, hospital progress of George Snaith, a fall injury to Mrs Herold Shaw, and community updates from the WMS meeting hosted by Mrs R A Collier.
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C. Stewart
Pine Creek
Snaith Home
Beaver News Highlights Local Social and School Events
Lyall Stone of Winnipeg visited his home this weekend. Miss Vivien Dankesteller of Portage Telephone staff rests at home. Mrs. Cecil Cooper visited Winnipeg with Bernice Cooper. Mrs. Maurice Smith travels to Winnipeg for weeks of medical care. Mrs. Elmer Cairns receives care at Winnipeg General Hospital. W A and WMS hold meeting Jan 20 at Miss Marion Wilkinson's home. Moren family and friends visited the Dankesteller home. Beaver ladies attended a presentation for Mrs. Maurice Clayton in MacGregor. Best wishes to the Claytons. Beaver School Christmas concert filled the hall with gifts and candy distributed. Mrs. Johnson played piano. Tel ford and pupils thank parents for cooperation.
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Maurice Clayton
Mac Igregor
Mrs Clayton
Beaver School
Johnson
Miss Telford
Sun heat linked to nuclear reaction say Canadian scientists
Canadian scientists now consider the sun’s heat the result of a nuclear reaction akin to the hydrogen bomb mechanism. The claim suggests a fundamental shift in understanding solar energy generation.
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Bert Moore
W. Forrest
George Snaith
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Bernice Cooper
Maurice Smith
Elmer Cairns
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Bob Moren
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Michael Moran
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Cc. Borton
Frozen Food and Processing Centre
Lamb’s Lockers
Dr. Chase
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Jean Fox
Montgomery’s Drugs
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