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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
5
The 21 story addition to the Royal York hotel in Toronto progresses with the sixth floor completed and steel work expected to finish early February. Completion is targeted for June 1 and the hotel will have LANL guest rooms. A Canadian Pacific train transported a seriously ill child to Toronto for a life saving transfusion.
A daughter was born January 23 to Mr. and Mrs. A Blaine. A Springbrook School dance is set for February 7. T Carruthers left for a beekeepers conference in the city. A play Safety First by the Ladies Aid of the United Church is planned for February 28. E C Creamer died in Winnipeg last Wednesday. L E Hodgins, bank manager, to transfer to Oak River. successors welcome. Curling Rink Association to be formed with Dr Geo Camsell president and W D Campbell secretary treasurer. funds and subscriptions planned. The town and countryside are invited to support the project.
The piece extols the rural school as a symbol of equality and service, guarding generations and upholding love of knowledge, freedom, and country. It asserts the schoolhouse represents true democracy and Canada’s success through education and shared citizenship.
For sale two dozen extra fine Bronze Gobblers described as show calibre with average weight about 22 pounds. Price 40 cents per pound. Seller listed as J. P. Mackinnon MacGregor.
A whist drive and dance at the Hall last Friday crowned Miss Agnes Gowan and Ross Thompson Consolation winners. Season scores show Francia McLachlan leading with 54, Connie Barber 2, Geo Bolton 28, while Fred Hodgins and F A Grant top the gents with 53 and 55 respectively. A similar event is planned for Friday January 31 at the Hall.
The Assessment Roll of the Rural Municipality of North Norfolk for 1930 is deposited in MacGregor for inspect until February 22, 1930. Complaints must be lodged ten days before the Court of Revision sitting on March 5, 1930 at noon in the Community Hall Austin.
Mrs C Lamont returns from the city much improved after two weeks away. Mr and Mrs George Kelly hosted an At Home dance on January 27 with about twenty five couples enjoying the event. Erlendson couple back in Waldonia for convalescence. Boys and Girls Club met January 25 to close the year and plan a speaker on the new club system. Whist drive and dance January 24 drew about one hundred. winners Daisy Longstreet and Allan Nichol. Next whist drive and dance scheduled February 7.
The Rural Municipality of North Norfolk announces that the 1990 Assessment Roll has been deposited and is open for inspection from 10 o clock in the forenoon to lock in the afternoon on business days for one month after publication. Objections must be filed in writing before the period ends. Public hearing and revision of assessments will occur January 21. G E Lewin, Clerk.
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