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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
5
Rates shown for contracts and display advertising in The Herald. First insertion charged per line and subsequent insertions at reduced per line rates. Notices for memoriam, cards of thanks, and auctions priced per inch. Admissions events treated as advertising. Do not request free ads.
Mrs. John Jones returns from Portage hospital while Mrs. W S Booth and others visit in town. Families from Flin Flon Winnipeg Dauphin and Brandon spend weekends in Austin. Decoration Day July 1 at the cenotaph. Dominion Day sports July 2 with local officials. Beatrice Peck pupils plan a June 29 piano recital. Community gathers to honor Mrs. George Duncan. Liberal Progressive electors organize in the Neepawa area with officers elected.
The note from Rev. GL Armstrong, rector, says Sunday School is at 7:30 pm and Evensong practice is Wednesday at 3:30 pm with a one week time change. Evensong in Sidney is at 4:00 pm this Sunday.
Sunday School at 2 pm and church service at 7 30 pm announced by minister W R Wood. All are welcome to attend the services this Sunday.
A community basket picnic will be held at Lavenham on Wednesday July 4 with free grounds access. Ladies are invited to contribute seven baskets and a dance will occur in the hall at night. The Macauley School District picnic at A. E. Chant farm occurs Friday June 29 with prizes for mens baseball and womens softball, school teams softball for pupils 15 and under and a teacher, children's races, and baskets for ladies.
Visitors to the Western Fairs and Exhibitions will see farm tractors racing at high speeds led by Allis Chalmers No. 969 driven by Louis Meyer. Meyer, a three time A A A champion and Indianapolis 500 veteran, showcases pneumatic tires for tractors now widely adopted for performance gains and fuel savings.
Gray Muller, president of Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada, states Ontario flue cured tobacco towers are practically assured for 1934 at a 27c per pound average price. The company has agreed to meet growers' request for 27 cents and will adhere to this base for the 164 crop if other manufacturers also agree to pay the same price.
Automobile listing notes a 1932 Ford Coach owned by Dr. A. G. MacKinnon advertised at McNeely's Garage with viewing available and inquiries to MacGregor.
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