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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
4
The Herald reports a large number of lands offered for taxes across Manitoba with about forty municipalities advertising parcels. Some towns show five hundred or four hundred parcels, while most lists are smaller. The piece urges taxpayers to meet obligations to keep schools and public services funded.
A large congregation attended a Remembrance Day service at United Church with about fifteen Canadian Legion members present. The service featured choir led by Mrs. Woodin, solo by Mr. Woodin, and a sermon by Rev. R. H. Fotheringham on the seed and life. Grant Hall announced CPR shops to reopen, affecting about 8,000 workers, including 1,800 in Winnipeg.
The Macchecor Agricultural Society will meet at the Black Hotel on Wednesday November 30 at 2 pm to receive the Directors financial report for 1932 and elect officers for the ensuing year. Clarke secretary urges members to attend to support the society. Macauley Christmas Tree set for December 21 in the school. ladies requested to bring baskets.
Education and the Eyes argues that student success or failure hinges on vision health. It explains how uncorrected refractive errors affect learning, concentration, and classroom performance, urging regular eye screenings, access to vision care, and corrective eyewear for students.
The MacGregor Athletic Club held a well attended rink meeting to reorganize for the hockey season electing Hon. President GE Lewin President and Manager SR Lamb Vice-President C F Kitson RE Lye Assistant A Shaw Captain Lt Lamb and a board including J M McPhee H T Trethewey G E Turner FW Orchard M A MacDonald E Muir and Mayer Kirshner The membership is $10 with hockey nights on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays A whist drive and dance were planned at the Masonic Hall on Friday December drive and dance.
A brief winter health guide notes that inactivity and overheated indoor living worsen illness. It urges daily outdoor walking of about one hour, regular fresh air, room temperatures around 63 degrees, overclothing outside and lighter wear inside, and moderating food intake as activity declines.
A letter replies to an inquiry addressed to the Canadian Medical Association at 184 College Street Toronto, promising a personal answer by mail.
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