MacGregor Herald publication details and pricing
MacGregor Herald established February 1897 prints weekly on Thursdays from the Herald Office in MacGregor Manitoba. Published by A M Shaw with mailing authorization as second class. Subscriptions priced at 250 per year in Canada and 3.00 per year in the United States.
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Herald Office
MacGregor
Man
Post Office Department
Ottawa
A.M. Shaw
Canada
United States
Red Cross Campaign Planned in Manitoba Division Event
Mr. CS Riley Jr reports plans ready for the annual Red Cross Campaign in Manitoba with Britania Chapter LODE backing local canvassing. Mrs HA Lye and Mrs J P MacKinnon lead organizer efforts, S T McCulloch of the Bank of Montreal serves as treasurer, as Red Cross expands duties following a polio outbreak and blood collection for gamma globulin.
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CS. Riley Jr
Canadian Red Cross
Manitoba
Red Cross
Marca Ist
Britannia Chapter
HA Lye
J. P. MacKinnon
S. T. McCulloch
Bank of Montreal
Riley
Red ‘Cross
Red Cross Seeks Donations and Volunteer Support
Manitoba reports 180000 more blood donations needed over the next year with about 10000 from Manitoba. Water Therapy at HMCS Chippewa aids ex polio patients, run by Red Cross with municipal hospitals HMCS Chippawa and the Society for Crippled Children. Junior Red Cross branches support four funds and the new Children’s Hospital program. Volunteers do 97 percent of Red Cross work. canvassers urged to bring donations and warmly welcome volunteers.
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Manitoba
Hmcs
Chippewa
Red Cross
Chippawa
Society For Crippled Children
Women's Work Committee
Hudson’s Bay Railway
Crippled Children’s Fund
Veterans’ Comforts Fund
Service Fund
Canada
Winnipeg Weekend Social News Highlights
Miss Jones spent the week end in Winnipeg. Miss Ethel Taylor of Winnipeg visited her parents on Sunday. The W A meeting gathered last Wednesday at Mrs. Cecil Cooper’s home. Mrs. Raymond Birkett and her baby daughter arrived home from Por.
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Miss Jones
Winnipeg
Ethel Taylor
W.A
Cecil Cooper
Raymond Birkett
Por
Katrime Society Notes Parade Weekend Events
A village notice lists Katrime Hospital events and social plans. Mixed Bonspie games start Monday at 12 30 pm with thirty six links, a church service is set for Sunday March 7 at 2 30 pm, a son’s birth noted February 28 at MacGregor Hospital, visits by Mrs Walker and Albert to Austin with Mr and Mrs Bert Heselwood, and a possible Ketrim Haft dance this Friday March 5 if weather mild.
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Katrime
Walker
Albert
Austin
Bert Heselwood
Image Creek Social and School Notes
Miss E Thiessen spent the weekend at Griswold and Mather. Mr and Mrs H Ritchie drove to Winnipeg to visit their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J Pihulak on his birthday. The Valdix family left the J Fraser farm for Montreal after six months in the district. Elsie and Weis Fraser will miss the school. A Friday Whist Drive and Dance drew seven tables. high scores went to Mrs E G Ritchie and B Nichol with consolation prizes to Mrs M Barth and J Pogue Sr. Ivan Gates and his wife provided music from Portage la Prairie.
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Valdix
J. Fraser
Montreal
Elsie and
Weis
E G. Ritchie
B. Nichol
M. Barth
J. Pogue
Ivan Gates
Portage la Prairie
Bagot Calf Club Public Meeting on Warble Fly
The Bagot Calf Club invites attendees to a public meeting at Bagot Memorial Hall on Wednesday March 10 at 2 pm. The program features a guest alter and films focusing on Warble Fly Evacation and related farming concerns.
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Bagot Memorial Hall
Brandon Business Men Buy Clear Lake Chalet
Brandon business investors group buys the 65 room Clear Lake chalet in Riding Mountain National Park from Algire Brothers Ltd of Neepawa. The 1983 built property is the largest hotel at the Manitoba summer resort. the transaction value was not disclosed.
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Clear Lake
Manitoba
Riding Mountain National Park
Business Investors Ltd
Brandon
Alguire Brothers Ltd
Neepawa
Manitoba MP Signals Russian Trade Interest in Pig Bristles
Gurney Evans of Winnipeg South told the Manitoba Legislature that a Winnipeg brush company received a Moscow cable asking if it needed pig bristles, indicating renewed Western trade interest. A correction noted an error in the In Memoriam notice footnote. the Colessi family wording should include more family relations.
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Russia
Manitoba
Gurney Evans
Winnipeg South
Evans
Winnipeg
Moscow
Colessi
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Image Creek
Evelyne H. Pogue
E. Thiessen
Griswold and Mather
Bagot Calf Club
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Manitoba Cancer Institute
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H.P
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