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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1951
Page
4
News from Bagot and district covers visits to Portage and Winnipes, travels by residents A Grant and W Anderson, and weekend gatherings. W A meetings at Mrs. W McVety home discuss fund raising, with new officers elected and Greece diaper and dollar drive planned. Bagot Calf Club and rink results recap, plus visits by Mrs R Boak rink and Florida holiday for G McLachlan.
Mrs E R Pogue and Miss Bev esley Pogue spent the week end in Winnipeg. Miss Elsie Campbell resumed teaching Monday after illness. Bert Niend delegates to the Winnipeg Trustees Convention. Mrs Fraser home from serious illness. Miss Dor ta lda Englich of Winnipeg Normal School weekend with sister Mrs J L Pogue. Junior Red Cross social Friday Jan 26 includes games cards dancing. Trustee meeting at Mrs H Lamont's house started plans for a new school with teachers asked for building material.
Grayston Hatchery urges customers to order 1951 chicks now for strong healthy stock. Early delivery offers and fall market readiness. Write, phone, or visit 1441 Pacific Ave Brandon Man for details.
Mrs Herbert Hugshon visits Winnipeg this week. Sunday visitors include Mrs and Mrs Sid Knox at Portage. Edith Michie spent weekend at Sidney home. Paul Uhrin and Mrs Sam Williams visited Eli with Miss Lillian Hancharyk heading to Winnipeg for work. Donna Loney and Art Renton from Gladstone visited the Loney home. Roy Hall of Sidney spent weekend at Arthur Stewart’s. Benefit Dance at Edrans raised funds for Charles Duncan with lamp draw win by Mrs Ree McFarlane. Pine Creek rink hosted Southend in a friendly game followed by lunch at Hughson home. Rink lineup included Southend Jim Shaw Fred Tarr W Forrest Clare Tarr Pine Creek Harold Hughson Herbert Hughson Glen Hughson Paul Uhrin.
Mr and Mrs Les Fox and others visited Portage last Thursday. Mac McQuiston Lillian and Mrs Allan plus Billy Lunn and Bobby Thompson visited Jim and Jack Lunn's home. Allan Corrigal and Roland Corrigal work in northern Ontario for the winter. Lorraine Fox rode to Winnipeg with Les Fox and attended the Trustees Convention while her father stayed. Jack Lambert of Manning attended a Golden Wedding anniversary and visited Corrigal and Sparrow homes.
In memoriam for Florence Tait who left January 26 1948 and Mrs Powell River B Tait with family. Also Effie Mae Wark who died January 26 1948. Husband Tom son Albert and family remember their wife and mother with loving memories.
I extend sincere thanks to the WI for the box of fruit and to all friends who remembered me while T was a patient in hospital August Weber.
Gary MacDonald was home from Winnipeg for the week end Nelon Hulme Jr of Winnipeg spent the week end at home Mrs G Snaith accompanied Mr and Mrs Mitchell to Winnipeg last Thursday Congratulations to Mrs S Atch son who celebrated her 85th birthday January 2 Miss Trudy Scott visiting after months at Rossendale Congratulations to Colin Shaw who won 2 mantle radios at the Portage Bonspiel A rink of M Pennell M Muir N Holliday R Turner curled a friendly game at Bagot Tuesday Mr G Carter of Wellwood spent two weeks with Mr and Mrs H I Pogue Mrs W B Munro of Portage and Mrs H I Pogue spent Thursday and Friday in Winnipeg with Mr and Mrs D L Hay
Two Pacific hurricanes battered British Columbia Saturday with winds up to 140 miles per hour in the Queen Charlotte Islands and near Vancouver Island. One death is reported though the toll appears lower than initial forecasts as the storm moved from the wilderness coastline to the island region.
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