MacGregor Agricultural Society Plans 1933 Fair
The MacGregor Agricultural Society held its annual meeting with strong attendance. Secretary Thos. Clarke reported a successful year with reduced prize costs and a small credit balance. Officers elected include President M. E. MacKinnon, VPs J. Barber and W. R. Shaw, Secretary Clarke, and several directors. Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Muir, and Mrs. Giffin were re elected as Lady Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Clarke
M. E. MacKinnon
J. Barber
R. D. Muir
H. Giffin
Wm. Cairns
Christmas Shopping and Giving in MacGregor Stores
Shoppers are urged to support local MacGregor merchants as Christmas goods are unpacked and displayed. The piece promotes courteous service, highlights the value of thoughtful gifts over merely expensive ones, and calls for participation in community events like the Macauley Christmas Tree at the School on December 20th with baskets from ladies.
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MacGregor
Macauley
Orangeville Youth Stage Enjoyable Plays
The Orangeville Young People held a well attended School performance of Aaron Slick from Pumpkin Creek with Ernest Duncan and Mary Lambert leading, supported by Muriel McGillvray, Trevor McGillvray, Louise Bryan and Ella Eliasson. A second play featured Joe Thompson Veiga Eliasson Mrs Roger Fox and Charles Lambert. The group plans another staging at Katrime tomorrow.
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Orangeville
Aaron Slickrom
Pumpkin Creek
Ernest Duncan
Mary Lambert
Muriel
Trevor McGillvray
Louise Bryan
Ella Eliasson
Joe Thompson
Veiga Eliasson
Roger Fox
Charles Lambert
Katrime
Eye health linked to study success, says experts
Researchers note that visual clarity affects concentration and learning. Teachers recommend regular eye exams and proper corrective measures to support academic performance.
Renewal Notice for Herald Subscriptions in 1932
The notice urges readers with expired Herald subscriptions within the past year to renew for 1932. It asks those in arrears for one year or more to pay past dues and renew for another year.
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Herald
James Rowan Killed by Train in Community Tragedy
James Rowan was fatally struck by westbound No. 3 passenger train while crossing near the depot yards around 11 30 a m on a stormy day. The coroner and RCMP investigated, an inquest not deemed necessary. Rowan, born in Ireland February 28 1859, had lived in MacGregor district since 1904 and was active in Royal Arch and local Lodge circles. He leaves brother Thomas of MacGregor and sister Mrs Gascoyne of Toronto. funeral at St Pauls Church conducted by Rev J L Armstrong with L O L and L O B A members in attendance.
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S. Day
James Rowan
MacKinnon
Constable Toews
Rc.m.p
Ireland
Atlantic
New York
MacGregor
Thos Rowan
Orangeville
Mr. Rowan
Citiz
Royal Arch
Orange Order
Thomas
Gascoyne
Toronto
Wm. Kerr
Winnipeg
St. Paul's Church
L Armstrong
L.O
W. J. Hodge
Percy Templar
John Taylor
Lodge
Geo. Cooper
F. W. Orchard
H. Edgeworth
Norm Pogue
R. Hodge
G. Croucher
F. Howe
J. H. Moore
L.O.L
L.O.B.A
W.A
St. Paul's
Herald
T. Rowan
Christmas Tree and Entertainment at Chipping Hill SD
The annual Christmas tree and entertainment event for the Chipping Hill School District will be held on December 23.
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The
Chipping Hill S.D
Bees Do Well in Manitoba Beekeeping Course Noted
Professor A V Mitchener of the Manitoba Agricultural College urges realistic views on honey income while promoting the eleventh annual beekeeping short course set for January 16 to 27, 1933. He touts abundant nectar plants and favorable climate and notes many past students becoming leading Manitoban honey producers. The 1922 honey crop has already sold out to producers.
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Manitoba
A. V. Mitchener
Department of Entomology
M.A.C
Manitoba Agricultural College
Stanitoba
Veoducers
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MacGregor Agricultural Society
Christ
C.C.M
Churchill
China
England
Canada
Ft. Churchill
Hudson Bay Harbour
D. Sutherland & CO
Erle R. George
Optometrist
Portage LA Prairie
Kirshner
Rabkin & GO
Braid’s
Ontario
Rowan
Jos. Moore
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