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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 1952
Page
4
In fond remembrance of our dear father George Cooper who passed away November 30 1951 We recall your fighting spirit and peaceful rest We miss you daily and are forever grateful for your love The family keeps your memory alive in sorrow and pride
Canada's Bank of Montreal releases its 135th annual statement showing deposits at 2 147 900 000, loans at 712 179 846 and total resources of 2 286 477 930. The report notes major lending to business, farmers, workers and governments, with government bonds near 967 000 000 and 70 percent of liabilities to the public. Net earnings reach 5 668 778 with a two million dollar reserve transfer, now at 53 million.
Southend and Macaulay Colin Snow and Clare Tarr visited Winnipeg this week. Mr. and Mrs. K. Larson and family drove to Langdon North Dakota on Saturday. Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs Ed Chant included Alf Walker of Reaburn and Ian McNair of Carbery. Mrs. A. Peart, en route from England to Vancouver, visited with Ed Chant and Mrs. C. McKelvy. Ed Hulme of Winnipeg spent the weekend at home and hunted Monday with P. Schwarz of Glen Lea. Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. Marks and Johnson of Portage, and Eva Fawcett visited the Hulme home. Glen Pennell and family of Pine Falls spent a couple weeks at home. Mrs. Pennell accompanied them to Winnipeg Thursday, returning with Mr. and Mrs. Pennell and Linda on Saturday. Christmas concerts will be held. The Lady Curlers meet at Mrs Clarence Pen’s home Friday December 5 at 2:30 pm. All ladies interested in curling urged to attend. The November meeting of the WMS was held at Mrs Art Chant’s with nine members and one visitor. Mrs. R.A. Collier led the program and Mrs J. Frank reviewed part of the Study Book. After the business, lunch and a jovial hour were enjoyed.
A whist drive and dance occur at the school on Friday November 28. The Image Creek Christmas Concert is planned for Thursday December 18 at 8 pm. Notices mention Miss Joyce Bowes visiting Miss E Campbell and Miss T O Neil visiting J W Matthews. Marg Matthews accepts a permanent MacGregor MTS position starting December. Mr H D Ritchie arrived home.
Muriel Gray writes to Austin readers to correct a garbled Winnipeg Tribune report about last Sunday's series. She explains credit for a confirmation and a Christ Church cross was misattributed to a Choral Society, urging blame be placed on the Tribune.
Rev and Mrs Lousley spent several weeks with relatives in Durham Ontario before returning to their Cres ton British Columbia home. They had been staying with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs H L Boyer for a few weeks.
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