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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 15, 1951
Page
5
In loving memory of our dear wife and mother Annie OBrien who died November 10 1943. So many things have happened since you were called away. Things you would have enjoyed had you been left to stay. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Pete and the girls. They pay off.
The Beaverbrae on the Montreal leg of the royal tour provided a nautical backdrop for Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. The vessel carried over 700 new Canadians from Europe and was in dry dock for annual overhaul during the visit by the German ship Huas and other Canadian Vickers activities. CPR photograph.
Beaver district notes report eight mixed curling rinks to play weekly in MacGregor this season. Local social life covers visits to Gainsborough and Peterborough, a successful WA bazaar raising 97 dollars, and farewells as Carol Hoadley moves to Clear Water Manitoba. Naturalist mention notes lichens as ancient organisms on rocks across Canada.
At the bazaar tea on Friday afternoon November 9 Mrs I Irwin was presented a torchiere lamp and a round plate glass mirror by her community friends. Miss Irene Shaw read the address and Mrs Cecil Cooper and Mrs George Thompson made the presentation. Mrs Irwin thanked them and said she would visit often in MacGregor.
Evelyn Pogue reports on a busy week of travel and family events. McLachlan visited Winnipeg for business while Fred Matthews went to the Royal Fair in Toronto. The Pogue family hosted relatives at home and attended weddings and Presbyterial events across Manitoba and neighboring towns.
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