MacGregor Herald Publication Details
The MacGregor Herald, established February 1897, is printed at the Herald Printing Office in MacGregor Manitoba. It lists A. M. Shaw as publisher and a subscription rate of 150 per year, 200 in the USA.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 06, 1947
Page
2
The MacGregor Herald, established February 1897, is printed at the Herald Printing Office in MacGregor Manitoba. It lists A. M. Shaw as publisher and a subscription rate of 150 per year, 200 in the USA.
A bank booklet encourages veterans to pursue a "business of my own" while stressing need for solid plans and viable propositions under the Veterans Loans Act. Delays in forms and govt details slowed assistance, but banks and government back cautious, sound ventures. The guide urges careful preparation and commitment from veterans.
At the Foriave Folk School Joyce Dankesreiter won junior carnival first prize Abe Friezen captured senior division top prize and Harry Dankesreiter took second. A Friday Feb 28 whist drive and dance drew a good crowd with Morena English and Clarence Pogue winning first prizes and Mr and Mrs A Porue taking consolation.
Mr J Hartnett visited Porta Monday. Elmbirst of Carberry visiting at C Elmhirst home. Mrs Ray St in Sidney spending days. G Bagnall recent visitor to Steven Sask. Brown of Carberry spent days at Bagnall home. Ritchie Annie Lintott Ormiston Ethel motor to Brandon on Tuesday. Florence Hartnoll Stis son and family of Plumas weekend at Hartnoll home. Recent visitors to Carberry included S O'Brien Arnold, Ormistons and Ethel, Annie Lintett, G Bagnall and family.
Southend and Macaulay D Meregor stayed at home in Pratt Man. Mrs W Pennell spent the week end in Winnipeg Miss H Stephenson rested at Sidney Nelson Hulme was in Winnipeg Tuesday A Frank returned from Ontario bush Mrs C Emerson and Mrs R Scott ill with wishes for recovery Mrs R Snaith Gimli and Dickie Av idwith Mr and Mrs W R G Snaith x Comer R Snaith and Stirling won a prize in the Grand Challenge at MacGregor bonspiel Orval Chant and Glenn Pennell home after Folk School Portage ten days away report a pleasant and beneficial time.
Provisions redirect iSe M revenues from the province to municipalities as increased educational grants. The pact includes expanding facilities for mental defectives and establishing additional rural resources to support local educational needs.
A fragmentary sports note shows Red River peers facing a tough start as players contend with early pressure. Officials and local fans await fuller details on lineup adjustments and next opponents.
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