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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1954
Page
3
A village property sale linked to insurance and a loan program moves forward. Officials report the listing includes a parcel tied to a financial arrangement intended to support local development. Community members await details on bids and closing steps.
Jimmy Dixon of the Navy spends leave with his parents in the Currie district. Aikens family motor to Winnipeg for the weekend. Roy Kelly of McArthur Falls visited here last weekend. Grading on streets finished, promising improvement near the Orange Hall. A quilting bee at Mrs. Jack Henry’s. several visitors from Rossendale. Duck hunting drew many residents outdoors as grasshopper concerns rise. The Ladies Curling Club met September 23 at the rink waiting room. A new dance date to be announced for the Orange Hall. previous postponement noted. CNR crew to install an automatic motor in the water tank within days. Vancouver visitor Mrs Geo Lawrence and Dallas Aikens family visited on September 24. Reflective note on Regina Trench battle 38 years ago with casualty tally and memories. Narrative contrasts World War II Nazism and current Communism with a wry forecast of Atomicism.
The government proclaims a 570 acre game preserve at Lynch's Point south west of Lake Manitoba about 25 miles from Portage la Prairie. Shooting and carrying loaded firearms are banned immediately as development of a mile long beach proceeds for public recreation, aimed to be completed by the 1955 holiday season.
Five cars of a Canadian National passenger-freight train derailed near Roland Manitoba on Saturday but no serious injuries were reported. The mixed train runs 102 miles from Somerset to Winnipeg twice weekly, and Roland lies about 70 miles southwest of Winnipeg.
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