North Norfolk TB Clinic Attendance and Migratory Bird Rules
The report notes 2,466 persons X-rayed in North Norfolk last week with a breakdown by town, and mentions Portage Health Unit offering x-rays September 7–11 or 14–18. It also details Manitoba migratory bird regulations including season dates, bag limits, and prohibited hunting methods under threat of fines up to $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
North Norfolk
MacGregor
Charles Manley
Portage Health Unit
The
Herald
Manly
Portage
Sidney
Austin
Bagot
Rossendale
Macere
Doos
Oth
North
Delta
Manitoba
Ladies Entertained At 1.0.C.E Tea in MacGregor
Mrs Brown, a recent Scottish bride, was guest of honor at an Britannia Chapter afternoon tea hosted by Mrs H A Lye and Mrs J Brown in MacGregor. The event aimed to strengthen Empire ties, with Mrs Brown presented a glass bowl and a luncheon concluding the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
H A Lye
Britannia Chapter
Rist
J. Brown
Labassiere
HA Lye
Scotland
MacGregor
Empire
Beaver News Highlights Local Events and Birthdays
Beaver News reports on regional visits and family gatherings in Quill Lake and nearby towns. It notes threshing progress, oat yields, a student returning for the fall term, and social visits from Lundar and MacGregor residents. University attendance, church events, and a building campaign are also mentioned.
Bee Keepers Prize List At Royal Winter Fair
E C Martin provincial apiarist urges Manitoba bee-keepers to enter the Royal Winter Fair competitions for liquid honey granulated honey comb honey and beeswax. Manitoba honey has won major awards in past years and a strong crop is on hand. Complete entry details are available from Mr Martin Room 153 Legislative Building. Entries close October 22 and honey must arrive by November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E C Martin
Manitoba
Martin
Legislative Building
Guest preacher at United Church MacGregor on August 29
The United Church in MacGregor invites a large attendance this Sunday August 29 at 30 pm to hear a guest preacher speaking on behalf of the College Building Campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Smith
B. Stinson
Lundar
W. Cook
H. Gilroy
MacGregor
G Harland
United College
United Church
C C F Platform Outlined At Convention In Winnipeg
Hazel Allan delegates report on the 10th National CCF Convention in Winnipeg. The Fort Garry Hotel opened August 19 with Mayor Coulter and E A Hansford welcoming delegates. David Lewis highlighted the party’s aim uniting labor farmers and cooperatives for political action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Allan
CCF
Winnipeg
Kleig
Fort Garry
Garnett Coulter
E A Hansford David Lewis
National Council
Dominion
Two Injured In Highway Crash West Of MacGregor
Two men were hospitalized and four escaped serious injury after a Studebaker coupe collided with a cattle truck two miles west of MacGregor on No 1 highway at about 3 am. The truck carried nine cattle from Sandy Lake Manitoba to Winnipeg. the coupe traveled from Winnipeg to Vancouver. The truck overturned but all cattle remained uninjured and sought refuge at a nearby residence. The injured were Peter Wark of Winnipeg and Steve Kashman of Vancouver. RCMP from Gladstone and Brandon investigated.
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Portage
Studebaker
MacGregor
No. 1
Winnipeg
Sandy Lake
Man
Vancouver
J Clarke
I Bros Garage
Peter Wark
Steve
Kashman
RCMP
Gladstone
Brandon
Friends Honor Mr. And Mrs. Labossiere On Departure
MacGregor residents bid farewell to Mr Labossiere and Mrs Labossiere as they depart for Fort Garry where he will serve as school principal. Friends hosted a Friday evening party for Mrs Labossiere, Britannia Chapter hosted a Saturday afternoon tribute with a LO D E emblem spoon, and MacGregor High pupils presented a Ronson lighter to the ex-principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Labossiere
Labossiere
Edward
MacGregor
Fort Garry
MacGregor High School
Mr . Labossiere
Ronson
Britain builds postwar housing record in June
The British Ministry of Health reports over 21 000 houses built in June, about 600 above the May postwar peak. About 23 000 temporary units add to the total, with rehousing around 1 000 families daily. By June end 729 000 permanent and temporary homes had been completed since the war, nearing an autumn target of 750 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Health
Local Families Reunite At Ogilvie Gathering
Members of the Duncan and Dickie families held a reunion on Sunday August 15 at the home of Mr and Mrs W White of Ogilvie. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Aylmer Duncan MacGregor Man and others, plus extended relatives from Minnedosa Roblin Kenora Basswood and Rapid City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Dickie
W . White
Oxiivie
Aylmer Duncan
MacGregor Man
Earnest Duncan
Katrinne
Walter Duncan
Ken
Austin
Douglas Duncan
Brandon
Frank Dickie
Margaret
Jack Dickie
Harold Dickie
Letta Grant
Minnedosa
Jack Yeo
Roblin
Cecil Stocking
Kenora
M_ ‘Thompson
Basswood
Man
Robert McDonald
Rapid City
Andrew Kilfoyle Dies in Chilliwack at 87
Andrew H. Kilfoyle died at General Hospital Chilliwack BC on Sunday August 15 at age 87. Born Falls Ontario he moved from MacGregor area to BC in 1930 with wife Lavina Burns. Survived by wife two daughters two sons and six grandchildren. Funeral held August 18 at Henderson Funeral Home Chilliwack with burial in local cemetery.
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Andrew H. Kulfesie
General Hospital
Chilliwack
Kilfoyle
Falls
Ontario
Lavina Burns
MacGregor
C F Pratt
Annie
Winnipeg
Pearce
Edna
Gordon Ross
Edmonton
Brock
Henderson Funeral Home
Card of Thanks from Hospital Returnee
A hospital patient thanks the Ladies' Aid and Women's Institute and other friends for boxes of fruit and flowers cards and letters and for calls after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid and Women’s Institute
Letter to the Editor urging Coarse Grain Board support
A reader argues for establishing a Coarse Grain Board to stabilize markets. The writer cites rye price declines from May 21 to about 1.60 per bushel, questions open market effects on flax and wheat, and asserts local grain handling has succeeded and could be improved through organized marketing.
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C.E
Beaver News
Boyd Telford
Quill Lake, Sask
WH Telford
N Johnson
Brian Russell
Wilkie Sask
Brian
RCAC
Gimli J
K Wickware
Gladys Street
Clarence Smith
Lois Harkness
Mir
Mis
Bodie
Oakville
Min Bass
Pratt
C.C.F
Maritimes
Newfoundland
Sesson
T C Douglas
Saskatchewan
M_ 3
Coldwell
M J Coldwell
Rosetown-Bigger
Frank R Scott
McGill University
Angus McInnes
Vancouver East
H A. Lye
T . Jolliffe
Labos‘siore
Oglivie
Andrew Kilfoyle
MacGregor Herald
Freestone Peaches
Freestone
RED & White
MacGregor, Man
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