Arbor Day and Community Notices From Manitoba Town
Arbor Day highlighted with a public holiday in Manitoba. Council sets May 5 meeting in MacGregor. MacGregor Dancing Club to start new series April 30 at Masonic Hall. Masquerade dance May 11 in Orange Hall hosted by Golden Star Lodge L.O.B.A. Admission 50c. Town crews relocate fire hall north of the Drug Store, re-roof, cement floor, and ready access roads. Civic pride urged with a town clean-up campaign to reduce fire risk and improve appearance, encouraging plantings and beautification.
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MacGregor Dancing Club
Masonic Hall
Orange Hall
Golden Star Lodge L.O.B.A
Smith
S. R. Lamb
A. Hay’s
Baseball Club reorganizes and plans league efforts
MacGregor Athletic Club held a Friday meeting to reorganize the Baseball Club appointing R. Lamb as manager and Mel MacDonald as captain. Aiming to improve the new diamond, a committee will meet the Agricultural Society on May 5 to discuss the project. They hope to form a league with Austin, Sidney, and Ellsmith as last year’s players return.
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MacGregor Athletic Club
R. Lamb
Mel MacDonald
Agricultural Society
Austin
Sidney
Ellsmith
Ralph Lye
United Church Presbytery Meet at Carberry
The United Church Presbytery of Portage la Prairie met at Carberry on Tuesday. Rev. T B Pearson and John Emerson represented MacGregor and Beaver. The Maintenance and Extension Fund sought 19500 but raised about 1800, with MacGregor and Beaver contributing about 450. Resignations including Rev T B Pearson were received and sent to the Settlement committee.
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MacGregor
W. J. Ridd
High Blutt
W. B. Sallons
Brookdale
Wyman
Carberry
United Church
Young Church
Winnipeg
United Church Presbytery
Portage la Prairie
T. B. Pearson
John Emerson
Beaver
MacGregor and
McGregor Family Resettle. Watsons Move to Pathead
The McGregor couple now live at J R Watson's house while Watson and Audrey and Jefferson reside with R Cutting at Pathead. Bolton Wanderers won the English FA Cup at Wembley Stadium beating Manchester City one to nil before over 100000 fans. The Grain Growers Association, now United Farmers of Manitoba, died in Virden at eighty four, leaving a long public spirited career.
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Mrs. M. McGregor
J. R. Watson
Mrs. Watson
Audrey
Jefferson
Mr. R. Cutting
Pathead
Bolton Wanderers
England
Wembley Stadium
Manchester City
Grain Growers Association
United Farmers of Manitoba
Virden
Scallion
Farmers of the West
Manitoba
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Turner, Macgrecor
Canton
Washwell Gingham
Congoleum Rugs
Merrick’s Corner Store
Pture
North Norfolk Council
Lye