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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
4
Notice to creditors under The Trustee Act for the estate of Margaret Jane Speed of MacGregor Manitoba. Claims verified by statutory declaration must be filed at Halye QC solicitor's office Hampton Street MacGregor on or before July 2, 1952. Dated May 28 1952.
The 26 300 ton Empress of Scotland flagship of Canadian Pacific sails under the Jacques Cartier Bridge into Montreal harbor to become the largest vessel ever to enter the inland port. The 660 foot liner carries 663 passengers and will operate biweekly between Liverpool Greenock and Montreal, with masts shortened by 45 feet to clear the bridge and power lines on the up river run from Quebec. Capt C E Dugan, master of the ship, is pictured with Capt J P Dufour and others as the vessel is welcomed in Montreal.
In loving memory of Mr. A. J. Butterfield who passed away June 4 1940. What we keep in memory is our own unchanged forever. Ever remembered by his family.
Portage residents and visitors share in social events and family visits. L. Bowes stayed with Hulme family while Sun day guests included J J Turner and S Towle from Winnipeg. Bobby Anderson underwent tonsil removal at Carberry Hospital last week. Colin and Jean Pennell hosted a Friday party and Murray and Garry Hodgins marked birthdays.
Sincere thanks expressed to friends neighbors and Currie Community for parcels fruit flowers cards visits and gifts while in hospital and after returning home. Gratitude extended to Mrs Hector McDonald Mrs Wm McDougall Currie Community Currie School children and Miss Hall for kind gifts from Winnipeg Central TB Clinic.
Jennie Elizabeth Payne of Katrime Manitoba died observably. All claims against the estate of Francis McLachlan Administrator must be sent to MacKINNON & MacKINNON solicitors at Hampton Street MacGregor Manitoba by July 10 1952. Dated MacGregor Manitoba May 28 1952.
The Minister of Agriculture, F C Bell, rules that cattle sheep and swine divisions at Manitoba exhibitions and fall fairs are canceled this year due to a Western Canada livestock disease. The Manitoba Provincial Exhibit backs the decision and will assist. Horse racing auto racing and other exhibits proceed with new events including a June 30 square dancing contest. Manitoba Trade Fair expects about 60 local firms in participation.
The Hon. George Drew will attend the Manitoba Progressive Conservative annual meeting June 13 14 at Royal Alexandra Hotel Winnipeg. He will speak at the dinner June 13 and George S Nowlan will speak at the luncheon June 14.
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