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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1948
Page
4
A note of thanks to the Ladies Aid for a fruit box and to relatives for acts of kindness during illness. Mr A Carr Charles Moore of Brandon visited town with his father James Moore. The YLS will hold its annual Bazaar Tea and Sale of Produce.
Weekend visits and travels fill the social page as residents report family trips to Brandon, Red Lake and Sperling. A Manitoba Hospital Service Association open to new members runs through Nov 29. Local clubs host dances and whist drives at the Masonic Hall with prices and prizes. Curling and committee news highlight caretaker applications, meetings, and upcoming organ recital in Winnipeg.
Classified notices list multiple SALE items including a 20-30 rifle arpty Glen Hughson Pine Creek contact Sidney 12 2 a year old cow due in December Otto Ormiston 33.3 a BBBTurkeys Tor 0 hens 800 Mrs P Alderson 74 2Ki 48 a team of Clyde mares 5-6 years Robert Hotel 15 14 Austin 48 3p 466 acres Portage la Prairie RH Stewart 79 939 Portage Exeter Oats Herald Office Dark Red Shorthorn 1 Bull 10 months A E Chant MacGregor 87 4 16 1 1939 Plymouth Coupe Stan Moore MacGregor six weeks old pigs P Lukevitch 92-4 MacGregor 46 1p
Mrs L Wells expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends who assisted during her recent sad bereavement.
Auction notices list two sales near MacGregor on Nov 20 and Nov 25. First sale items include horses and household effects at Mrs Le J Wells residence, 4 miles east of MacGregor on Jon No 1 Highway, starting at 1:30 p.m. Second sale near No 1 Highway north of MacGregor features horses cattle and a Fordson tractor, starting at 1:30 p.m.
Mr and Mrs H Dankesrelle attended a Woodlands youth rally last Saturday. The W A Bazaar the prior Wednesday grossed 105 dollars and the organization thanks donors and helpers. After lunch a presentation honored two departing families, Mr and Mrs A Smith and Mr and Mrs G Lamont, with gifts and thanks.
Announcement notes windows open air sun tomorrow as Education Day approaches. Committee plans childrens work and a dance. Parents are coming to inspect the arrangements. Further particulars will be announced soon.
Advertises 24 pages of current events and 16 pages of magazine articles in Western Producer. Promotes a sale price: $2 for $1.00 or 260 issues for $5.00, indicating a bulk subscription offer.
In the past week Mr Hardy limited noon entries to students only before 115 pm due to messy IX and X room conditions. Monday's recess featured re-learning stair usage and orderly lines. A lingering lab odor sparked questions about a former experiment and safety concerns.
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