MacGregor community notes from a busy week
Mrs J S Bowie and daughter born at MacGregor on Sunday visit in day February 10th to Dr and town on Friday at the home of Mrs R A McLoughry a son. Farmers baling and hauling hay to ship to dried out areas. Mrs S Fox to Winnipeg to reside with son Wilbert Fox after fifty years in the community. Oh Susan comedy drama to be staged at Masonic Hall Friday night with lunch and dance admission 35 and 20 cents start 8 pm. Sin and its punishment sermon subject next Sunday evening at United Church. Weather: February mild and sunny so far. Britannia Chapter LODE nominations posted. Feb 20 deadline. Long Plain Indians vs MacGregor hockey game Feb 22 at local rink. Mr and Mrs Sid Colthard move to Fox home. Manitoba Egg & Poultry Producers' Protective Association ad by Elswood Bole. Mrs M Thompson home from Winnipeg hospital treatment and health improving. Petition to oil Highway No 1 through MacGregor before spring dust nuisance. Centamile fares CP from March 3 to 16 with stopovers and various sleeper rates. Mr Patterson, local agent, notes similar fares March 1 to 14.
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J. S. Bowie
MacGregor
Sun Beryl
Winnipeg
R. A. McLoughry
W. Tupper
Masonic Hall
Ladies Curling Club
Southend Whist Drive and Dance At School
Southend hosts a whist drive and dance on Friday at the Southend school. Miss C Barber has been visiting her sister Mrs A E Chant. May Templar has been sick this week. friends hope for a quick recovery. Mr and Mrs C Pennell and Mr and Mrs J Shaw enjoyed the MacGregor novelty bonspiel. Local rink figures dominate social curiosity as skaters and hockey players mingle.
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Southend
C. Pennell
J. Shaw
MacGregor
Curling Club Bonspiel Set for February Week
The local Curling Club announces its annual bonspiel starting February 25 with four competitions. Skips and thirds form rinks, others may join. Fees are Sve per local member and $1 for non members. Entries to secretary H A Lye by Thursday night the 21st for timely draws. All invited to attend and enjoy the sport.
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H. A. Lye
Toome
Ladies Aid Sale Set For March By United Church
The Ladies Aid of the United Church schedules its annual Miscellaneous Sale in March and asks contributors to contact the local committee with items for donation.
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Ladies Aid of the United Church
Local Institute returns Library with new book set
The local Women's Institute have returned the Library and now have a new set of books. Anyone wishing to subscribe may call at the MacGregor Hotel. The Hockey Club whist drive and dance in the Masonic Hall last Friday night drew a good crowd. First prizes for whist went to Mrs. S. R. Lamb and Jimmy Pepper. Lunch was served and dancing with the Ambassadors orchestra provided the music.
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Women’s Institute
MacGregor Hotel
Masonic Hall
S.R. Lamb
Jimmy Pepper
Ambassadors Orchestra
Rawleigh Products and Service Regates in Austin
Rawleigh retailer in Austin promotes rapid extension of Rawleigh Products and Service. Customers are urged to place orders for postpaid delivery.
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Rawleigh Products & Service
Regates
Austin
Rawleigh
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St Paul's Church
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Riley Smalley
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S. Fox
Wilbert Fox
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W. H. Glover
Manitoba Egg & Poultry Producers’ Protective Association
Elswood Bole
M. Thompson
John Horne
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Canadian Pacific
Eastern Canada
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Patterson
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Raymore Dill Pickles
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