Installation Ceremonies For MacGregor And Austin Masonic Lodges
Masonic lodges in Austin and MacGregor held installation ceremonies with 1947 officers installed at both locations. Temple Lodge No. 49 MacGregor announced its slate, while Gothic Lodge No. 75 Austin displayed its officers and welcomed visitors from Temple Lodge. D. M. Broom of Carberry addressed the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor and
Austin
Masonic Lodges
MacGregor
Temple Lod
Bros
M. E
J. P. Macnon
W. Bros. H. A
S.W. W
R. W. Bro.w. M. Broom
D.D.G.M
Carberry
Austin Lodge
R. W. Bro
H. F. Johnson
A. E
Barber
Wallace
George Hay
Temple Lodge
MacGregor Local Notes and Upcoming Events
Community notices cover annual Legion meeting January yth in MacGregor, mid week Tivoli theatre shows ending January 7th, and the MacGregor Pool Elevator closure from December 24th to January 1st. Includes personal news on residents, births, illness, and local arrivals including Bob Little’s homecoming and members aboard the Samaria.
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Tivoli Theatre
MacGregor Pool
Symn
Bob
Canada
Citizenship Act In Effect January 1st
The Canadian Citizenship Act proclaims a formal Canadian citizenship status for British subjects and native-born Canadians. It allows women to retain nationality after marriage and defines criteria for naturalization, service by Canadians abroad, and loss of citizenship for long absence. Earlier theft at Stan Giles garage netted 35 dollars. police investigation underway.
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Canada
Stan Giles
Farewell Presentation To Mr and Mrs MacWilliam
A surprise farewell party at the Hay home drew about fifty friends and neighbors to bid Mr. and Mrs W C MacWilliam farewell before they leave the district. Lindsay Shaw presented a cedar chest and a trilight case with a card. Mrs J Stirling read an address. Mr MacWilliam gave a gracious reply amid cards and luncheon.
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Hay
W. C MacWilliam
3. Stirling
Lindsay Shaw
MacGregor Wins From Edwin In Second Game
A rain affected hockey night at MacGregor rink saw MacGregor defeat Edwin in the second meeting of the season. Edwin showed potential but need more practice to build a stronger slate of games.
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MacGregor
Edwin
J. McConochie
L Slater
G. McDougall
R Patterson
C. Paterson
J. Salay
E. Riberdorf
Smith
C. McDougall
G. Little
H. McIntosh
C. McIntosh
Telford
A. Green
D. Lamb
G. ‘Ye
N. Beauchamp
New Curling Rocks Donated to North Norfolk Council
Scotty Hamilton of Armco Ingot Iron Culvert Company Winnipeg presented a set of curling rocks to the Rural Municipality of North Norfolk. The council approved a six club round robin with two rinks per club, the winning club to own the rocks. Matches Bagot vs Rossendale, Austin vs MacGregor, Sidney vs Firdale with a bye for the Sidney Firdale winner. games likely finished soon after Christmas.
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Scotty Hamilton
Armco Ingot
Winnipeg
North Norfolk
Bagot
Rossendale
Austin
MacGregor
Sidney
Firdale
Sidne Firdale
No Mail Delivery On Xmas And New Year’s Day
Postmaster George Hay announces no mail delivery on Christmas and New Year’s Day. Mail will be received and dispatched Tuesday evening, but the lobby will not be open to the public the following day. The article praises Hay and Miss Lanice Paton for handling a heavier Christmas mail volume and extends holiday wishes.
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George Hay
The
Herald
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Cobbe LP
A. Heselwood
W.D. Meeloy
IW Tylor
H. I. Collins
Wn. Cairns
F. Venn
SD. A. Grove
Jid. Lacnon
Wawanesa Mutual
Mackinnon
Austin and
RED
Worothy
Lisle Watterson
Lillian Kulfoyle
the Royal Cafe
Roy Yuen
Phone
Legion
M. Nelson
Saskatchewan
Mrs. L. Labossiere
Edward
Somerset, Man
Critchlow Bros
Norman Thompson
Province of
Manitoba
Jim Turner
Deer Lodge Hospital
Eric Nikkel
Altona
Canadian Pacific
Elmer Keays
New Westminster
B.C
John Green
Green
Mrs. Mackie
St. James
Man
Mrs. E. Robinson
John Whittier
Lawrie Smith
Mrs. MacWilliam
Ella
Patin
Bwles
Pat
Mrs
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