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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 29, 1951

Page

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Town Notes and Historical Missives from MacGregor

A compact column recalls items from the MacGregor Herald and wider Canadian clippings about a mother cat raising a rabbit, community gratitude notes, skating rink reopening, hockey practice, a local barber’s long service, a retired tradesman, and a 1910 issue glimpse. Also mentions Carnival costumes, local restaurant ad, and a milder spell after a deep freeze.

Karl Anderson Herald MacGregor Herald Nova Scotia New Brunswick Ontario Manitoba Alberta

MacGregor Village Council Holds Regular Session Actions Nov 19 1951

MacGregor council meets with full attendance on Monday November 19 1951 approving leave of absence for the Clerk and secretary Treasurer to December 1951 and May 1952 authorizing banking by mayor and acting secretary treasurer approving by law changes and easement with Mrs Goodridge ratifying in Portage la Prairie. It also approves payments to election workers and a grant to Norfolk and MacGregor Hospital and plans leasing part of the fire hall lot for a garage at 4 per year starting January 1 1951 and lays over a street height petition for future council decision.

MacGregor Stevenson Ous Ritson-Lamb A.M. Hay Beg Auing North Norfolk Iiewy-Law Lamb-Stevenson M. J. Goodridge Portage la Prairie Stevenson-Kitson A. M. Hey Saunders Glen Hotel Thomas Clark Lacke-Stevenson Burrows Stevenson-Lamb Wee Critchlow-Kitson Duncan Lamb Rob’t O'neill Ja Street Kitson-Stevenson Norfolk and MacGregor Hospital Kitson-Lamb

Church Schedule Highlights Congregational Meeting After Service

The Church of England in Austin lists services at 2:30 and 7 pm with a congregational meeting after the service to appoint an acting secretary treasurer. BerHEL Chapel hosts Sunday School at 10 am and missionary and revival services later. United Church messages include Sunday School at 11 am and a Beaver Spm and MacGregor event with a sermon on youth salvation.

Cauren Austin Sidney MacGregor Holy Commpanion Berhel Chapel United Church Beaver Spm

Hospital Fund Push Reaches Ten Thousand Dollars

Construction of the Nursing Unit gains momentum as the hospital fund meets the provincial minimum. Citizens yet to be canvassed may contribute through Stan McCulloch at the Bank of Montreal. The thermometer shows the drive at the $10,000 level this past week.

Stan McCulloch Bank of Montreal

Isritannia Chapter LO.D.E Meeting This December

Isritannia Chapter LO.D.E will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs R E Lye on Monday December 3 at 2 pm. Also note St Pauls Bazaar this afternoon in the Memorial Hall with a cafeteria lunch and a produce table.

Monty Isritannia Lo.d.e R. E Lye Memorial Hall

Beaver Church marks 60th anniversary with inspiring service

Beaver United Church celebrated its 60th anniversary with a packed service on November 25 at 2 30 p m. Rev C D Rupp led the event with Pastors from Portage la Prairie and MacGregor in attendance. A congregational dinner followed for about 150 members and friends. The program included choirs solos and a keynote from Rev Cecil J King of Pine Falls. The gathering recalled Beaver’s heritage and urged continued spiritual effort.

Beaver United Church Beaver Church C. D. Rupp F. Clarke Portage la] Prairie Smac- MacGregor United Church Rupp N. Johnson Clarke J. McRae Parage la Prairie F. McRae MacGregor Aemmill Portage la Prairie Earl Thompson Beaver Gordon C. Green Portage J. Shaver Sidney Tom Ferguson John Dankesreiter G. A. Dickson J R. Smalley SR. McLeod sRev J. Ridd J. Barrett G. S. Thompson H. McLachlan

Ladies Curling Club Opens Season With Elections and Funds

The Ladies' Curling Club met at Mrs B L Patterson's home with Miss Ruth Muirhead presiding. Mrs Duncan Lamb elected secretary, donations of 20 to the High School Bonspiel and 53 to the rink Lunch Bar approved. Nine rinks planned. bonspiel dates set February 11 12 13.

Ladies’ Curling Club B. L. Patterson Ruth Muirhead V. McKelvy Duncan Lamb Hardy MacGregor Manitoba

Memorial Hall annual meeting set for next Monday

The Memorial Hall Committee will hold its annual meeting next Monday evening December 3 at 8 pm in the hall. The public gathering will hear reports on the past year and elect officers for the coming year. Everyone is welcome. After the meeting, the Trans-Canada highway will be 4 975 miles long.

Memorial Hall Committee

Indian Summer Sparks Hockey Prep For 1951 Season

The Indian hockey camp awaits a first full practice as weather cooperates. Manager Palmer plans a full dress rehearsal with light skating likely. Players including Claire Moffatt Harvey Gilbert Ralph Critshlow Bill McKie and others expected to join. A full team classic is slated for the 12th with Shilo Portage and locals taking part.

Itermediates Palmer Harvey Gilbert Ralph Bill McKie Shilo Poplar Point Portage Toe Lambert East West

Second Annual Legion Supper a Greater Success

The Second Annual Fowl supper and dance by the North Norfolk District Branch of the Canadian Legion drew over four hundred attendees. Mayor Montgomery opened with remarks, followed by greetings from President Gordon South and a blessing by Rev. C D Rupp. A varied program featured solos by H A Lye Larry Moore Marjorie Giles a piano trio from Austin Toni Cronk Grace Russell Helen Thorgilsson violin solo Jack McGillvray Diana Lye a piano solo R W Cobbe readings and cornet solos. Walter Machan’s orchestra provided the dance music. Prizes in the charity draw included a hamper Morris Hay a turkey Charlotte Muirhead a wrist watch W R Shaw blankets J W Smale.

North Norfolk The Canadian Legion Lo.d.e Gordon South Montgomery Legion Legion Branch C. D. Rupp H. A. Lye Larry Moore Marjorie Giles Austin Toni Cronk Grace Russell Helen Thorgilsson Jack McGillvray Diana Lye

Weading McKELVY SMITH Wed Neepawa in Quiet Ceremony

Alma Georgina Smith and Ronald E. McKelvy exchanged marriage vows at the United Church Manse Neepawa on Saturday November 17 officiated by Rev. D L Holtzman. The couple, both of Manitoba origins, plan to reside in Neepawa after a honeymoon in Minneapolis.

Alma Georgina Smith Neepawa Ronald E. McKelvy United

High School Chatter Reports Exams And Curling News

News from High School Charter discusses Christmas exams running through December 7 with three hour limits and supervised study periods. It shifts to curling, highlighting two girls skipping, MacGregor High’s Tink, and team members Howard Cobbe Dennis Lamb Ralph Critchlow Murray Lamb. Mary Alton, Grade IX, recovering from appendectomy at Portage Hospital. A backstage oil spill leads Student Council to enforce order at high school events. Christmas exams mostly finish this week and a pupil with the highest average will be named in the next Chatter edition.

MacGregor High Tink Manitoba Dennis Lamb Ralph Critchlow Murray Lamb Mary Alton Portage Hospital Mary Memorial Mall Donna Lye Margarie Chant

Curlers Asked to Enter Rinks Ahead of Weekend Start

Ice is being made at the Curling Rink and weather may push the season opening to early next week. Curlers must organize rinks and submit the names to Stan McCulloch by week’s end. The drawmaster will get a break this year with early entries. The Toronto Coliseum, home to the Royal Winter Fair, spans 26 acres.

Stan McCulloch Toronto Coliseum

Manitoba Farmers Back Grain Sales To Wheat Board

Manitoba farmers voted overwhelmingly to continue selling oats and barley through the Canadian Wheat Board. More than 34 000 eligible farmers participated with about 90 percent voting Yes to retain the Wheat Board system. In MacGregor Township 107 Yes to 14 No reflected strong support for keeping the policy amid a regional referendum. Premier Campbell congratulated voters on self determination for this policy choice.

Manitoba Wheat Board Canadian Wheat Board MacGregor R. J. Kilfoyle

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Chant Minnedosa M.A. Johnson F. T. Course Eliza Fox L. Palmer Myrtle Hay Ed Harkness Eva Cairns Gypsy Mollie Bolton Gladys Berry R. D. Muir Valentine Geo. Lewin Village of Church OF England Cecil J King Pine Falls Lady Curlers Hockey Glenn Lye Bantams David Booth Hughie Clancy McKelvy — Smith Hope Olson Camppell
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