Bagot News notes and community events roundup
Community page reports grade three and four poster contest results in MacGregor, a well attended farm equipment auction for the Gates estate, and corrections to a birth notice for Marina Dawn, born March 30 at St. Boniface Hospital. Remple's Hall project advances community center plans, with fund drive encourage and local club activities highlighted.
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Bagot News
MacGregor
Lynda Heppner
Harry Gates
Allan MacDougall
Neil
Marina Dawn
St. Boniface Hospital
C. Lamont
Image Creek S. D
Lamont
Ritchie
H. Gates
H. Ritchie
Currie SD
English Sr
A. Dickson
Lavenham United Church
Rev. Fargey
Rossendale
McKillops
Bagot
Edrans News Highlights Church and Community Activities
Edrans United Church Ladies Aid met for the second time on April 16 at Mrs. Henry Nelsons home with eight members and two visitors. Plans include a tea and bazaar on May 29. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Tom Acutt on the birth of a son on April 15 in Fox Memorial Hospital. Isaac Quering and family of Virden visited his parents in Edrans. Joan Lamb of Portage visited with her parents the Lams. Ednas Warburton of Brandon spent the weekend with her mother Annie Main. Films were shown at the Edrans School with good attendance. next films scheduled for May.
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Simon Henry
John Henry
Lavenham
Bill Macintosh
Myrna
Currie S. D
Innes
Treherne
Howard Carson
Fort St John
Beacon
S. F. Carson
Bagot
Farncombe
Montgomery's
MacGregor
Rexall Drug Store
E. T. Nichol
Nichol
Sam Nichol
Portage
B. Hildebrand
Rose
Halbstad
Steve Yeryk
Cave Siding
W. Tucker
Nairn S. D
M. Baskier
Edrans
Wm. Lamb
Edna Warburton
Brandon
Annie Main
Campaign costs loom in Manitoba election drive
Manitoba Mirror columnist Warner Trover notes politicians claimed insufficient campaign time but argues three weeks remain. He observes Winnipeg candidates can spend up to 10 000 on a campaign while rural constituencies may see 1500 to 3000. He asserts that election campaigns are expensive and linger longer than anticipated.
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Warner Trover
Winnipeg
Ais
Grits See Public Sentiment Shift After Confidence
The Grits, long confident of mass defeat since last fall, now sense a swing in public sentiment. Observers note growing support and a potential change in momentum as opinions appear to shift.
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Ing
Grits
Liberal Camp Sees New Realization Shaping Campaign
A new realization in the Liberal camp suggests it will add vigor to the final weeks of the campaign, intensifying efforts and testing party strategies as elections near.
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Remple’s
Sidney
C.G
Ravenshoe Swine Club
Roy Snaith
Gloria Snaith
Bert Alton
Karen Alton
Rexall
Adv
Bill Alton
Dennis Hay
Manitoba
Manioba
RADIO
Consult
Lyle
Man
Sidney News
C. Williams
Branson
C.I.L
Portage - Macgregor
Ken, Smith
Manitoba Mirror
Connie’s Style Shop
PEA
Norfolk Seed and Feed
Enur
Chan
Selkirk
Crescent
Blue Boy
Frozen Food Centre
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