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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1950
Page
4
In loving memory of AC Hay who died July 7 1948. Time heals grief but memory keeps him near beloved by his children. Also remembrances for George A Hay and Janet A Ho. Fox James Fox died July 9 1948. Lovingly remembered by family.
Public auction to sell by T M Metheral and partners the power and farm machinery cattle milk cows horses poultry swine and household goods of Mr Martin Haey. Sale begins Tuesday July 18 at 1 00 pm located SW 17 miles south and west of MacGregor on the road west of MacGregor Portage la Prairie area Auctioneers and valuators present with general insurance and trust services.
The LODE in Canada acquires a royal carpet used by HRH Queen Mary. They plan to show it at CNE Toronto in August and on a national tour. Proceeds above 100 dollars from showings and a nationwide fund will be added to the purchase price before the carpet goes to the National Gallery of Canada for public display.
Crump renames vice presidents across three operating regions. William Manson moves from Winnipeg to Vancouver as Pacific region VP while transferring the Prairie post to Winnipeg. Thomson becomes Eastern region head in Toronto and Baillie shifts from Pacific to Eastern with Te onto HQ. Effective July 1.
Local district reports visitors and travelers from Winnipeg Virden and Brandon. Names include Barrett Smith Knott Lamont Boyer Lamont and Crealock with several stops at Oakville High Bluff Starbuck and Treherne. Annual school picnics and community dance funded the Delbridge Fund with 130 donated.
Over 500 paid admission attended Bagot Annual Sports Day on June 28. In Ladies Softball six teams competed with Pathead winning first and Portage Athletics second. Men’s Softball had nine teams. MacGregor took first, Hartford second, Burnside third. School Softball saw Macdonald first, Prospect second, Southend third. Hard Ball results had Macdonald and MacGregor splitting first and second. Portage and Hartford split third. Bagot W A ran the hot dog stand and lunch counter. Robert's Orchestra provided the night music and the committee served lunch.
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