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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
5
Austin rally day set for June 28 at 2 pm in Springbrook Sunday School. Services follow with Sunday School at 2 pm and evening service at 7 30 pm. Everyone welcome. lect. WR Wood minister. The United Laurch Ladies Aid Society to meet June 24 at Mrs Reuben Poyser’s home.
A social gathering at Mrs John Hay’s home honored Mrs Statien nee Belle Collier with a bridal shower. Town ladies attended and presented gifts marking the bride’s popularity, as discussions of local school events and cooperative plans followed.
Jack Miner inspired sanctuary plan announced by John W. Piggott of Bridge Town Nova Scotia to establish a second wildlife refuge at Bird Haven Farm. The piece cites travel quotes from J B Priestley praising Pacific and Canadian train journeys and Banff Springs Hotel remarks.
A sedan carrying three Winnipeg residents rolled over on the highway about two miles east of town on Saturday. The driver sustained a broken collar bone while the two ladies escaped injury. Dr. MacKinnon provided medical aid and the party returned to the city. On Monday night another car rolled over west of town with two men aboard, who also escaped injury.
The Bag 10th weather was near ideal for an outing with the largest attendance on record. Twelve teams competed across venues including Poplar Point Oakville Edwin Portage East End and MacGregor. Poplar and Edwin won second place as the high point of a prosperous day featuring a dance by about one hundred guests and music by the Grabaz orchestra.
In memory of J Ferncombe who has passed away with lines lamenting loss and longing. The verse speaks of meeting again in the Master garden and for loved ones left behind to remember a dear father and husband.
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