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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1957
Page
3
Local column humor and village notices recount family visits births weather and events across Lavenham and nearby Treherne districts. Names include Schweitz Henry Gibb Towle Painter Lloyd and Aikens with references to Sputnik sightings and a Halloween party at the school.
Brenda Blyth reports an enjoyable October event at Rosehill Hall by Clairmonth Garden Club. Members viewed films and prize money was awarded with Brenda Blyth taking Champion and Ken McLennan awarded Reserve.
Wayne Palmer spent the weekend with Dale Critchlow. The Sadie Hawk ins Dance is set for Friday night November 8 at Macaulay School. Mr and Mrs Ed Towle and family of Burnside visited with Mr and Mrs H Pogue and girls. George Snaith and girls visited Jas Mitchell at Castle Point. Stankie and Tommy visited with her son in law and daughter L Kreitz. George Rudd of Makinak visited his sister and brother in law C Chant. Wiebe family moved to MacGregor for the winter at Les Andersons. Mrs John Stewart spent Sunday in Winnipeg with her sister Pearl Elliott who is at General Hospital.
Edrans News reports Mr and Mrs Stanley Ryz visited Dauphin Manitoba while Mrs Norman Seaman from Brandon spent the weekend with her husband. Mr and Mrs James Beck left for Amaranth to spend the winter. Edrans School closed for three days as both teachers were ill with the flu and nearly every home in the district had a visitor.
Mr and Mrs Douglas Chiplin of Winnipeg welcome daughter Debra Elizabeth born October 24. The Ladies' Aid sponsored the October 25 Few Supper drew a large crowd, while Veteran's Construction Co. continues graveling work.
The Edrans left Wellwood Road on Wednesday after traveling their streets.
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