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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1955
Page
2
The MacGregor Herald invites readers to its weekly issue published every Thursday from the Herald Office. Subscriptions are $2.50 per year in Canada and $3.00 per year in the United States, with authorization for second class mail.
An article urges remembrance and aid for shut-ins on Shutin's Day June 5th in a broad effort to brighten the lives of the sick and disabled. It notes growing awareness, radio broadcasts, and special services or outings planned to include those unable to socialize without help, encouraging community support and inclusion.
A roundup from Katrime and district lists church services, visitors from Winnipeg Brandon and Portage, and family gatherings. Highlights include June 5 church service at Katrime, visits to the Walker and Lake homes, and community congratulations for local couples and school groups. Also noted are baptisms at Southend School and a WMS service with a duet performance.
Denis Snaith visits Winnipeg on Saturday. Families visit relatives in Austin and Brandon. Boy Scouts welcome new members and Cubs join. Coop Elevator worker Nelson Hulme Jr. leaves for Southern Manitoba. Macaulay H Club postpones Pot Luck Supper to June 17. Macaulay hosts Southend in ball game. Friday return at Southend. WMS bazaar and tea raises about $100. associate members run the event.
Mrs. G Butterfield and family of Emmeline visited W. Stone. Lorna Dankesreiter spent weekend with Margaret Zimmerman in MacGregor. Sally Graham visited Portage with her grandmother Mrs. J Hyde. T Hounsome family of Edwin joined Harry Dankesreiter's family. Munroe of Portage convalesced at Alf Graham's home. Mrs. J Kane of Winnipeg and Mrs. W Bolton of Portage visited Cecil Cooper home. Bolton extended visit with her son and daughter. W McKelly and family with R Harvey and family visited Cliff Litster's family in Bordans. Gordon Stewart and wife from New Westminster stay with Telford family.
Mr and Mrs J L Pogue were visitors at Treherne on Sunday. Lois McLachlan is ill with mumps and we wish her a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs C Chariton of Treherne Miss P Gordon of Oak Lake and Mr and Mrs Stan Crealoce and son Robert of Elsmith district visited E Pogue.
A second Beef Ring executive meeting formed committees to organize the June 18 barbecue. Five ladies were named to head luncheon committees: Mrs. J. Kelly, Mrs. G. Nichol, Mrs. S. Coulthard, Mrs. J Dankesreiter, and Mrs. E. R. Pogue. Tickets are on sale and the executive will reconvene June 6 for detailed plans. A ratepayers meeting of Image Hill School District is set for June 8 at 8 pm in MacGregor Memorial Hall to discuss a larger school van. W. Richardson, See Treas Image Hill S.D., No. 884.
Notice to creditors in the estate of Thomas William Dunthorne Clarke, deceased, asking all verified claims to be filed with F A Clarke’s solicitor at 21 2np Card of Thanks included with thanks to neighbors, Dr McNeil and Carberry Hospital staff for support during recovery.
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