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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1945
Page
8
The Bagot local Poultry Pool will ship dressed poultry from Bagot Hall on Thursday December 6. Interested parties should notify local Secretary A. Pogue.
Cpl Allan Smith and brother Percy attended a Winnipeg banquet. Citizens take advantage of open deer season. Mrs Thos Kelly visits relatives at Rignold. Roy Harkness returns from 18 months overseas. Red Cross annual meeting at Beaver Hall on Wednesday December 5 at 2:30 pm with general invitation.
Katrimne Christmas Tree will be held on Friday December 21. Mrs Lake and Joyce visit sister Mrs MeLon. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith visit Winnipeg and Oak Point. Mr and Mrs B Barber family visited Winnipeg. An evac an suffered an accident moving a stove and was taken to Winnipeg for medical care. Mr Brugger drove to Neepawa for his brother’s wedding. Mrs Brugger and Elaine returned with him.
A Ward One Councillor thanks voters for re election by acclamation and pledges to serve to the best of ability with well wishes to all.
Mr and Mrs Wm Jeffrey express sincere thanks to Temple Lodge A F and A M and the Women's Institute for the kind frust received during their recent bereavement.
Marion Chant spent the weekend at Pratt. The Southend Christmas Tree and Concert will be held on Tuesday December 18. L A C Fred Snaith of Edmon ton is spending leave at home. Mrs G Stirling and family spent the weekend in Winnipeg. Church service led by Rev King at South end School Sunday December 9 at 2 30 pm. W M S meeting on Thursday December 6 at Mrs J Billings home. Box social and dance by Community Club Friday December 7. Macaulay Christmas Trees and Concert on December 19 followed by a Junior Red Cross dance.
Funeral services for Herbert Staffen of Princeton formerly MacGregor were held at his Paris residence. He died in an automobile accident near Paris on November 3 at age 62. Survived by widow three sons George Toronto John overseas Ralph Paris and two daughters C l and Ethel in the East, plus one brother and one sister in Ontario. Interment in Paris cemetery.
Owner announces closure for health reasons at the MacGre gor shop. Noting steady patronage, the proprietor asks customers with unclaimed shoes to contact the shop and collect items before December 10.
Mrs Ella Smith reports a turnout of 350 hairdressers after the Pin curl Cold Wave Demonstration in Winnipeg Monday evening. Tuesday's school session offered valuable instructions for attendees.
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