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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 14, 1937
Page
4
An appeal urges all readers to support the Christian Church in their community. It emphasizes the church's moral guidance and communal benefits, noting every reader has a responsibility to contribute to its work and outreach.
North Norfolk Council holds a Friday meeting with Reeve Campbell presiding. George Alkins speaks for Ah Aikine estate on W's Pioto assessment, asking reduction to 100 for 1998 due to land, and other local issues include drainage disputes and Old-Age Pension approval for Flora Fowles.
The council discussed arrears for lands purchased from the municipality and required payment alignment by the November meeting. A Department of Public Works note announced a $2000 grant for fixing a north road and another $2000 for Gladstone coast work. Grants were proposed for road north improvements in sections 32-10-11 and 32-10-11, totaling government and municipal contributions with ward allocations. Bridges in sections 26&35 and 2&11-109 were slated for repairs by named councillors. The council considered bylaw actions to seek North Norfolk a Free Area, along with relief actions for dried-out areas. Accounts were approved for payment and the meeting adjourned for MacGregor on November 8.
A quiet wedding united Evelyn Edna Thompson eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs G S Thompson Beaver with Percy S Storie son of Mr and Mrs R Storie Forestville on September 23 in Melville Sask Rev Hetherington United Church officiated in the presence of relatives and friends The couple will reside in Melville and well wishes pour in from Austin and Beaver districts.
Catherine McDonald became the bride of William Harold Byers at noon on October 1 in Roland. Rev Norman Middleton officiated with close relatives present. After a buffet luncheon the couple left by motor for Grand Forks NC and will reside in Roland where Byers runs a hardware business.
The Herald appeals to readers to patronize advertisers who fund publication. It stresses that no paper can succeed without ads and invites support from the community to sustain the newspaper's operations.
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