St Vital Defeats MacGregor Intermediates In Exhibition
St Vital Bruins overwhelmed the MacGregor Intermediates 14 to 3 in an exhibition. Don McJannet opened the scoring for MacGregor but St Vital struck five times before period end. Art Sear and Don McJannet led MacGregor scoring with Sear also signed to play MAHA playdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
St. Vital Bruins
Don McJannet
St. Vital
Art Sear
Don McJanet
Carberry
Maha
Art
Percy Young Manitoba pharmacist and sportsman dies
Percy Young a Cypress River druggist educated at Manitoba College of Pharmacy in 1914, survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Stanley Liss of Flin Flon and two sons Robert Windsor and Scott Toronto Globe and Mail. He enjoyed curling and golf and was a Masonic Lodge member. Funeral Friday Feb 2 in Cypress River with burial at Glencoe Cemetery.
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Cypress River
Manitoba College of Pharmacy
Manitoba
Stanley Liss
Flin Flon
Robert
Windsor
Scott
Toronto Globe and Mail
Toronto
Young
Masonic Lodge
Glencoe
Local Notes from Rossendale District Society
Rossendale News reports visits and greetings as residents journey to Vancouver Winnipeg Treherne and Bagot for gatherings. Mentions wedding attendees from McDonald Skoleski nuptials and a 46th anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Patsack with best wishes across local families and friends.
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A. Dicksoneft
J. Dickson
Vancouver
J. Tomchak
Kelly
Winnipeg
H. Basler
Steinbach
Clair Basler
Portage
H.N. Basler
McDonald-Skoleski
W. Henry
D. McCulloch
P. Mcintosh
Lois
Jas. Watson
Barrie Mcintosh
Alexie Mcintosh
P. Mclntosh
G. Hird
Treherne
Belatea
Etter ‘Ealth
Wally Neu‘eld
R. Moffat
H. Schroeder
R. Frizzley
C. Patsack
Experimental Farm Note on Small Plot Variety Testing
The Brandon Experimental Farm and University of Manitoba Plant Science Division evaluate new cereals and flax varieties in Manitoba conditions. Small plot testing yields higher but reliably reflects farm performance due to uniform seed bed, reduced weed competition, minimal losses, soil consistency, and replicability.
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Brandon Experimental Farm
Plant Science Division
University of Manitoba
Manitoba
Frog Lake Survivor Sam Pritchard Turns 100 in Cando
Sam Pritchard, a survivor of the Frog Lake massacre during the Northwest Rebellion, celebrated his 100th birthday in Cando Saskatchewan. He speaks English, French, and Cree and has five children, 40 grandchildren, 116 great grandchildren, and 10 great great grandchildren. his wife died in 1944.
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Cando, Sask
Sam Pritchard
Frog Lake
Alberta
Mr. Pritchard
Cando
Saskatoon
Curling Bonspiel Opens With Nine Entries At Bagot
Feb 3 news from Bagot notes a snowstorm blocking roads and the start of the running bonspiel with nine rinks led by C Palmer and R Boak. Finals to be reported next week as Rossendale ladies plan a two day bonspiel and local curling events continue. Birthday notices and community events fill Feb calendar alongside 4H Clothing Club hop Feb 16.
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C. Palmer
R. Boak
Rossendale
Kate Thompson
Mary Richardson
Isabelle Lamont
Annie Stewart
Mabel Charlton
Francis Outhwaite
Wayne Nichol
J. Lamont
A. Makarchuk
Portage
Bagot Hall
Library receives 271 books from late Dr Penneton’s collection
Trois-Rivieres Canada CP the municipal library has received a bequest of 271 books from the library of the late Dr Philippe Penneton Canadian Ambassador to Portugal at his death December 29 1960 Dr Penneton was a writer known to French speaking Canadians under the pen name Ringuet.
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Conadian Foresters
Ron Sorton
Dennis Beaudin
Steve TI
Elai Beaudin
Percy Young
Hammond
Gladstone, Manitoba
MacGregor Herald
Rossendale News
J. Gorby
Bagot News
A. Pettitt
Patsy
Ron
R. Farncombe
U.C.W
Committee ON Alcohol Education
Edmonton Street
Nares 1
Manitoba Hydro
Grand Rapids
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