MacGregor Herald Publisher and mailing details
The MacGregor Herald published in February 1897 lists Shaw as publisher and prints weekly on Thursdays at the Herald Printing Office in MacGregor Manitoba. It notes second class mail authorization from the Post Office Department with annual rates of 12 50 in Canada and 3 00 in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AM. Shaw
Herald Printing Office
MacGregor
Man
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Canada
United States
Red Cross Praise From Final Governor General of Canada
Before stepping down in January Yarount Alexander of Tunis endorsed the March appeal of the Canadian Red Cross Society where he served as president. He lauded the blood and blood products drive and the national Blood Transfusion Service, Outpost hospitals and Veterans Services, urging Canadians to support a living international relief organization. His message dated January 24 preceded his relinquishment by three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarount Alexander
Tunis
Canada
Canadian Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Veterans Services of the Red Cross
Southend and Macaulay News Highlights In Week
Mr and Mrs AE Chant moved to Winnipeg Tuesday. Earl Muir's rink curling in the Austin Bonspiel. Mrs Miller Clifford and Ray of Oxbow visited with Mr and Mrs Earl Anderson. Many from the district attended Poplar Point Pilot Mound hockey game in Portage Saturday. The March Committee of the Hospital Aid hosts a Whist Drive and Draw for a Cushion in Southend School on Friday March 9. Colin Shaw returns from Flinton Bonspiel with mantel radio. Mr and Mrs R A Snaith hosted a toboggan party with friends and a turkey dinner. WMS and World Day of Prayer met at Mrs RA Collier’s home with fifteen present. Program by Chas Pennell. Business meeting planned for a baking sale that netted about $16 after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AE Chant
Winnipeg
Earl Muir
Austin
Flinton
Mantel
Fink
Flin Fion
R.A. Snaith
Ravenshoe Hill
J. J. Turner
D. Hodgins
A. G. Stirling
C. E Holliday
RA. Collier
Chas. Pennell
Collier
District Bonspiel Decided Success
The rink was the centre of district activity last week as twelve rinks took part in the Farmers Bonspiel. The Winners’ Competition was won by S. Hay's team Pat Stirling Rob'tn Anderson and Bill Turner, who beat H. E. Orchard in the final. The Lower Competition went to Wilf Forrest Mrs. C. Pennell L. Glover and C. Pennell, defeating Bill Moore. A Hard Luck prize Eight Haircuts, donated by J. Lewis, went to C. Holliday Mrs. Collier R. A. Collier and J. Seora, who beat Orval Chant. Gratitude is extended to Mr. Fred Snaith and Mr. Lewis for donations and interest, and to local committee H. E. Orchard and C. E. Holliday for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Hay
Pat. Stirling
Rob'tn Anderson
Bill Turner
H. E. Orchard
Wilf Forrest
C. Pennell
L. Glover
Bill Moore
C. E. Holliday
MacGregor Intermediates Fall To Poplar Point Memorials
Poplar Point Memorials defeated MacGregor Intermediates in a close hockey game on Wednesday night. Harvey Gilpert allowed two goals each period as MacGregor faced a strong opponent and faced late penalties. Marvin Hunt debuted on the ice for the first time, then served a charging penalty. The match ended with both teams exchanging congratulations and plans for a future series and the annual tournament set for March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Gair Wao
Little
MacGregor
Poplar Point
Miller
Don Blight
Burnett
Hogue
Marvin Hunt
Hexa
MacGregor Ice
Harvey Gilpert
MacGregors
Perods
Frank Hay
Pilot Mound
Sewing Club honored by Home Economist visit
The Souris Sewing Club welcomed Miss Ryan from the Home Economist, who shared tips on demonstrations and Achievement Days and gave a makeup demonstration. Her brief visit offered feedback on members' work. A big dance with Walter Mahhan music is planned for tomorrow night. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souris
Miss Ryan
Walter Mahhan
Gang Diffic
Katrime Community News Briefs and Events
Jim Butterfield remains in bed with a severe bout of flu. Katrime Hall hosts a Whist Drive and Dance on Friday March 7. The Good Neighbors Club meets March 19 at 2 30 pm. The W A meeting occurs March 12 at Mrs S Cooper's home. Birthday and visiting notes list Mr and Mrs Ed Cisyk and family. Leos Vince Steffie and Koscilecki born in Neepawa Hospital on February 28. A curling rink meeting at the Katrime Hall drew 30 to 40 people Monday night. Mrs Wm Blanchard fractured her collar bone after a slip on ice Thursday. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Dick Brugger and family, and on Sunday Mr and Mrs Bruce Freeborn Ruth and Dougie, with Don Barber and R Barber. The World Day of Prayer service was held Friday at Mrs J Heselwood's home, with fourteen attendees. Mrs W Stone led the service and $8.25 was collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Butterfield
Katrime Hall
Good Neighbors
W.A
S. Cooper
F. McLachlan
Vic Rehill
Winnipeg
Ed. Cisyk Vince Steffie Koscilecki
Plumas
Neepawa Hospital
Katrime
Wm. Blanchard
Dick Brugger
Franklin
Don Brugger
Bruce Freeborn
Ruth
Dougie
Golden Stream
Don Barber
R. Barber
Beaver News Briefs From Flin Flon To Pilot Mound
Earl Thompson earned a mantle radio at the Flin Flon bonspiel. Mr and Mrs Roy Stone visited Horndean Manitoba with the latter’s parents. Earl and Mrs Thompson toured Winnipeg for Brier Cup games. Mrs A Stone suffered a heart attack but is recovering slowly. Lillian Funk returned home south of MacGregor from AK Graham’s. Tom Telford and Robert Kerr traveled to Pilot Mound for the Poplar Points hockey game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Thompson
Roy Stone
Horndean
Man
Winnipeg
A. Stone
Lillian Funk
AK Graham
MacGregor
Tom Telford
Robert Kerr
Rignold
Pilot Mound
Long Travel Service Observed at Mrs Alf Graham Home
A Friday gathering at Mrs Alf Graham's home featured a special program by Miss Irene Shaw, Mrs O Forres, and Mrs R Stone. After the service, the regular WMS and WA meetings proceeded as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf. Graham
Irene “Shaw
O. Forres
R. Stone
WMS
Meetings Scheduled On Separate Days For WMS And WAS
The group decided to hold these meetings on separate days. The first WMS meeting will be at Mrs. M. Smiths home on Wednesday March 26. The first WAS meeting will be at Mrs. J. Martinnizens home on Wednesday April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
M. Smith
J. Martinnizen
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Macgregor Herald
Lamb's Lockers
Macuregor
Navy
Madame
Hazel’s
York
Murray's
Surtana
Coudrens
Tin
M. Kirshner
Jam
Southend & Macaulay News
Roscoe
Kenyon MacGergor
Katrime News
Mrs. S. Cooper
Beaver News
Maurice Sman
Jean Fox
S. Rey
Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
General &B Electric
A.C
D.C
General Electric
Harmon
McKillop
Portage LA Prairie, Man
Ford
LYE Motors
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