North Norfolk Council meets in MacGregor August sixth
The North Norfolk Council will meet in MacGregor on Friday August 6. Town visitors include Mrs. H Rogers of Winnipeg with her niece Mrs. C C Heming and Miss Ethel Reed of Downers Grove Illinois. The Britannia Chapter will hold a meeting August 4 and a dance August 6 with the RAF Orchestra. Proceeds from a Rosehill Helpers quilt raffle totalled 20.30 dollars.
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MacGregor
Ethel Peterson
Winnipeg
W. J. Burrows
Rosehill
Neil McCaskill
Britannia Chapter
1.C.C.E
War Work Centre
R.A.F. Orchestra
Carberry
1.C.D.E
Projectionist Needed for Winnipeg Theatre
Male applicants sought for evening and Saturday projectionist work at a Winnipeg theatre. Additional day shifts possible. Apply to Advertisement No. 730 at Employment and Selective Service Office located at King and William in Winnipeg Manitoba.
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King & William
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St Pauls Church MacGregor Sunday Service Details
St Pauls Church MacGregor schedules Holy Communion at 11 a.m. on Sunday on the first of the month. The notice lists worship details for parishioners and attendees.
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St. Paul's Church
MacGregor
United Church Services Set for July 25 and Aug 1
The United Church will hold services at Bagot Beaver and MacGregor on two Sundays July 25 and Aug 1. Services resumed on Aug 8.
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Bagot, Beaver and
MacGregor
Grandmothers Guests At Tea
The Women's Institute hosted forty one grandmothers at a Grandmother's Tea at the War Work Centre last Thursday. President Mrs. D. R. Davis welcomed guests. Mrs. Barton and Mrs. McCarl presented corsages to five great grandmothers. Joyce Peterson read Grandma and Mrs. El spoke on Red Cross work. A two minute silence honored those who have passed on. Guests sat at two flower decorated tables, enjoying a supper and a pleasant afternoon.
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Women’s Institute
War Work Centre
D. R. Davis
Barton
McCarl
Joyce Peterson
Red Cross
Wheat crop in Currie area reported by Turner
W J Turner visits the Herald office with a sample of Thatcher wheat from Simon Henry’s Currie area farm. He notes well filled heads and predicts readiness for binder in about ten days. Other fields in the district also show good progress.
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W.J. Turner
Herald Office
Simon Henry
Currier School
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