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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 30, 1949

Page

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News Notes From MacGregor And Surroundings

Local chatter covers potato tug bounty in England at ten pounds each, new props for a postwar political season, and a reworked town image with a barber and painter finishing works. A drought of results follows the election, while wind and hail caused minor damage. MacGregor Fair day plans loom for July 8 as orange lodges announce a church service on July 3 at United Church with meetups at the Masonic Hall.

England MacGregor Orange Orang Carberry County MacGregor United Church Masonic Hall

Liberal Sweep Dominates Dominion Elections Nationwide

In Portage Neepawa riding Liberal-Progressive W. G. Weir won against Harold Nelson and CCF rival C. E. Matthews as Liberals surge to 193 seats nationally while Conservative 42, CCF 12, Social Credit 10, and others 5. Saskatchewan sees Liberal gains while John Bracken’s Progressive-Conservative loses in Brandon. Partial local results show Matthews leading CCF 2128 to Nelson 6627 and Weir 9082 with deposits affected.

Liberal Party Progressive- Conservatives C.cf Social Credit Canada Quebec Internesi Ontario House Saskatchewan CCF Mr. St. Laurent Drew John Bracken Progressive-conservtive Party Brandon J. E. Matthews Liberal Caber Portage Nespawa W.W. G. Weir Liberal-Progressive H. A. Lye K.C the Herald Matthews Nelson Weir

Pioneer Blacksmith John Little Dies at 92 in MacGregor

John Little, born in Kinburn Ontario on July 12 1856, died June 22 1949 at 92 in MacGregor district after a long illness. He moved west in 1882 married Margaret Renwick in 1885 and Catherine Waters in 1912. A longtime Blacksmith who operated his shop until 1942, he was a friendly pioneer known for community involvement and tales of the 1890s. Survivors include five sons and several brothers. Funeral held June 24 with Rev C D Rupp officiating and interment at MacGregor cemetery.

John Little Kinburn Ontario Moosomin Sask Margaret Renwick Matt MacGregor Walter 4Sorman Winnipeg Jack Minto Samo

Beautiful Dedication Service At Beaver Church

A Sunday morning service at Beaver Church featured dedication of two brass offering plates in memory of the late Rev. and Mrs. R. Fotheringham who served the mission. Rev. C D Rupp led, with M E Harkness assisting, as the congregation and choir offered music and speeches recalling the couple’s ministry. Family members attended, including Una Fotheringham of Winnipeg and Grant Fotheringham with relatives from MacGregor. Rev. and Mrs. Fotheringham had served MacGregor from 1928 until his death in 1988, with Mrs. Fotheringham passing away in 1996.

Beaver Church R. Fotheingham C. D. Rupp M. E Harkness Rupp J. Woodin Fotheringham Beaver Una Fotheringham Winnipeg Grant Fotheringham Janice Heather MacGregor

SOUTHEND AND MACAULAY NEWS NOTES

Mrs G A Stirling reports local social updates from Southend and MacAulay. Among notices are residents visiting Delta Beach, new job start at Kirshner's Store, school ball team winning prize at Katrime picnic, and multiple trips between Winnipeg, Zurich, Carlyle, Kenora, and MacGregor with family visits and hospital stays.

George Snaith Dennis Lynn Delta Beach Ruth Penner Kirshner Peter Tarr Winnipeg Fred Tarr Harold Shaw Wm. Cooper Elizabeth Margaretpent Wm. Pennellt North Portal Sask Lorne Pennell Lynda J. J. Billings J Patterson H. Rowland Edwin E Atcheson Otatwa A. McGill B. L. Howlatt Gladstone Clare Brown Louise MacGregor

Coming Danzel in Memorial Hall

Promotional note lists dates for Danzel events at Memorial Hall with July 28, August 17 and September events featuring Glen Frain. details imply recurring performances in a local venue.

Danzel Nen Frain Glen Frain

In Memoriam Watson Remembrance Note

In memory of James R Watson who died July 1 1946 in God's garden he rests in peace. Ever remembered by his sons Jeffery Jim and daughter Audrey with loving thoughts and prayers.

Watson Emery James R Watson Jeffery Jim Audrey

Card of Thanks for Mr Little’s illness support

The family of John le wishes to express sincere gratitude to friends for thoughtful acts during Mr Little’s illness. Appreciation is extended for floral tributes messages of sympathy and other kindnesses shown at this time.

Tetate John le Mr. Little

Dog license tag rule notice from MacGregor village

Public notice states a by law requires each dog to wear a current year metal license tag on its collar. Dogs found running at large without a tag may be impounded. Village of MacGregor. G E Lewin, secretary treasurer.

macGregor Lewin Sec Treas

Board Confirms Teacher Engagements at Mac School

At a special meeting the Mac School Board confirmed teaching staff for the fall term. The Collegiate staff will include Struthers and Angus Murray the latter from Winnipeg. Public School staff named Miss Audrey Poynser Miss Margaret Lamont and Miss Mavis Huget. Murray is the new Collegiate teacher from Winnipeg. Lamont taught previously in Hartford.

Gregor Mac Ate Ae Struthers Angus Murray Audrey Poynser Margaret Lamont Mavis Huget Mrr Murray Winnipeg Lamont MacGre Hartford

Grasshopper Campaign Critique and Council Oversight

A letter criticizes the grasshopper spray plan as insufficient for farmers needs. It urges appointing a vigilant supervisor like Gilmour to ensure affordable poison access and criticizes council spending, road maintenance, and transparency while predicting future battles if grasshopper issues recur.

Neat Gilmour Portage

Fair Prize List Corrections Adopted for MacGregor Fair

In the 1949 Fair Prize List several corrections are issued via pressage to exhibitors. Class 8 should state exhibitors may combine their horses in Class 7 and 8 rather than 7 and 8. Prize money for Shorthorn Cattle sections 3 4 and 6 is amended with amounts per section. Sheaf grasses Section 11 moves to Section 25 within Horticulture.

MacGregor

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Portage - Neepawa W. G. “Gib.” Weir Dominion Andidate Harold A. Nelson C. E. Matthews Ww. G. (Gibb) Weir Poll CCF PC Portage City Carberry Court Hampton Can Order of Forresters Pathead COF Vic Art Palmer John Olson Nels. Nohlgren C. R. Barber Herb. Borton Southend & Macaulay G. A. Stirling Memoriam S. Firth Austin Aris Masey Harris
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