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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1954
Page
6
After the rest of December there will be no performances at the Tivoli on Tuesdays or Wednesdays until further notice. The schedule changes affect upcoming weeks as management pauses midweek events.
For sale large geese weighing 1522 lbs at 18e Tb and Mammoth Pekin ducks and drakes at $200 each. Bantam chickens also offered at $100 each. Contact Art Palmer at 320 5, MacGregor 4490.
A note of gratitude from Mrs Ruth Anderson thanking WA WS friends relatives and organizations for gifts fruit cards and letters during hospital stay at Carberry Hospital with special thanks to Dr Koziol and Mrs Norah Jones and helpers at home.
Loo Plessi and Cveils visit Winnipeg. Esther Acamson, Blanche Clayton, and others are noted visitors. Audit staff from the Bank of Montreal conduct annual checks. Several residents plan trips to Toronto and east for holidays. birthdays and recovery news are shared along with moving day updates in town.
The site event lists a Dabi gne united Church annual bazaar on Thursday December 2. The MacGregor Hospital Ladies' Aid will convene in Memorial Hall on Monday November 22 at 8 pm.
Members and non members debated rink operations including Sunday closures. A secret ballot approved restricting Sunday hours to 1 to 5 pm with other matters set for the season such as a drawmaster Harold Orchard, bonspiel committees, a wind up dinner, Ladies schedule, high school curling, and a hospital fundraiser bonspiel.
Carl O Cauley known as the Montana Kid travels coast to coast across Canada on two ponies Honey and Bunny from Drumheller Alberta toward Halifax Nova Scotia. He rode bronc for a decade and once placed at the Chicago World's Fair. He lost his wife and two sons in a 1948 auto train crash and now supports himself by working with cattle along the prairie route.
A quirky descriptor notes a person amassing bobby pins and paper match folders as a collection, with the hobby described as increasingly odd and detailed. The fragment hints at the collector's growing obsession and curiosity about mundane objects.
A Boston operator reportedly lost one item from a sizable existing collection and faced growing concerns over missing pieces as more items go unaccounted for.
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