Marriage at Kitscoty Alberta Unites Augusta Date and Ross Walker
A wedding solemnized February 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Date in Kitscoty Alberta joined Augusta Date in marriage to Ross Walker of Marwayne Alberta eldest son of Mr and Mrs James Walter of MacGregor Manitoba The newlyweds departed by car for Edmonton and will reside in Marwayne The Herald extends best wishes for their future happiness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Date
Kitscoty
Alta
Augusta
Ross Walker
Marewayne
James Walter
MacGregor
Man
Motor Tor
Local mixed bonspiel winner crowned at rink
J P MacKinnon rink defeated Mrs F Raine to claim the final January 29th mixed bonspiel in a tight rink battle. M E MacKinnon led her team to six wins and one loss as the Ladies Club closed its season with Mrs Williamson’s rink capturing the Canadian Pac trophy with four straight victories. Trethewey’s rink took the Ground trophy with five straight wins as anticipation builds for next week’s bonspiels at the car rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Williamison
Mra
RW McGregor
S R Lamb
F. Bousfield
Williamson
Trethewey
Tink
A Hollalay
Lawie Smith
G. Parker
Killarney and Glenboro Rinks Win Premier Honors
Manitoba will be represented by the Roy Pritchard rink of Killarney at the Dominion curling championships in Toronto in March. They defeated the J Congalton Granite rink 159 in the MacDonald Brier final. Ab Gowanlock's Glenboro rink won the Grand Aggregate by beating Ken Watson's Strathcona 7-6 in a classic bonspiel finish. Manitoba's 48th bonspiel ends as one of the association's best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Roy Pritchard
Killarney
Toronto
J. Congalton
Ab. Gowanlock
Glenboro
Ken Watson
Strathcona
Manitoba hopes and BC storm deaths noted
The Herald thanks Mrs. A H Kilfoyle of Chilliwack for sending Western papers with reports of recent British Columbia storms. Several lives were lost and property damaged. Mrs Kilfoyle extends regards to MacGregor friends. Three Winnipeg boys aged seven and eight drowned when the Red River ice broke on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
A.H. Kilfoyle
Chilliwack
B.C
British Columbia
Winnipeg
Red River
Beaver United event and local notices in Beaver
Mrs A Lamont and her sons Olliver and Cuard The WALL of Beaver United Church will meet at Mrs T F Graham's home on Thursday February 28 at 230 pm. Clarence Smith thanks the Ladies and friends of Beavers for fruit sent during hospital treatment. Dud Cotara takes over management of Mrs James Green's farm and Mr and Mrs Colthard will reside on the farm soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver United Church
T. F.graham
Clarence Smith
Portage Hospital
Dud Cotara
James Green
Colthard
Beaver Church Reports a Prosperous Year and Clean Ledger
The annual Beaver United Church meeting held February 10 heard optimism for the year ahead. Rev. R. Smalley presided as reports from the Women's Missionary Society Mission Bands Sundays School and Ladies Aid praised a successful year. The secretary S H McLachlan reported the church cleared all indebtedness and ended with a substantial balance. Officers for 1935 were elected including E Harkness W Mowat R Stone G Thompson I McLachlan B Richardson J Dankesteller and W B Graham with Miss Irene Shaw as organist and Miss Ross as auditor. Votes of thanks were given to the minister and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver United Church
R.smalley
Women's Missionary Society
S. H. McLachlan
Katrime Whist Drive and Masquerade Dance Event
A whist drive and masquerade dance occurred at Katrime on Thursday Feb 28 with about sixty in costume. Prizes were awarded for Ladies fancy Music Miss D Shackelford, Gents fancy Russell Gilbert, Ladies comic Eva Cooper, Gents comic Ross Thompson, Girls under 14 Jean Thompson Evelyn Borton, Boys Harvey Gulbert. Music by the Graham orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrime
Lenore Daniels
Golden Streat
Ladies Fancy
D. Shackleford
Russell Gilbert
Graham Orche
Miss Mary Bagot Weekend Visits and Local Events
Miss Mary Smallpiece spent the week with her parents at Portage la Prairie. Miss Ellie McMinan and Jorie Stone visited Winnipeg. Mrs J H McVety returned home after visiting relatives at Justice and Douglas. A play Oh Susan is to be staged Friday the 22nd by the Hockey Club and MacGregor Ladies Curling Club with lunch and dancing. The Poultry Pool met to debate its merits, with Richmond and Ben Richardson speaking for and against. Minister vy. u. menenzie of agriculture will speak at the UF of M meeting in Bagot Community Hall Monday about his trip to the Old Country with slides. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McVety
Justice and Douglas
Susan
Hockey Club
MacGregor Ladies Curling Club
U. Menenzie
UF of M
Bagot
Hudson's Bay
McKenzie
Final District Hockey League Games End Season
The district hockey league closed with two Monday games at the local rinks. Orangeville edged Sidney in overtime 4 to 3, while MacGregor defeated Austin 5 to 2. Top team Bagot led the standings with four straight wins, followed by MacGregor and Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricks
Orangeville
Austin
Sidney
MacGregor
Ted
Jack Nelson
Bagot
Gw.l.t. P. Bagot
Sidney Acta
Tenders for 5 cords of white poplar firewood
Pathead School District invites tenders to supply 5 standard cords of cut and split sound white poplar wood, delivered and piled on school grounds. Tenders must close March 11. Address tenders to JAS Harris, Sec-Treas, MacGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathead
Jas. Harris
Sec-Trea MacGregor
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Waliker
Dale
J. P MacKinnon
F. Raine
Marshals GC Fotheringham
Tupper
Sealey
J.P MacKinnon
RE Lye
M.E. MacKinnon
M. Kirshner
Jas. Clarke
K. D. Muir
M. E. MacKinnon
HA Lye
Beaver
Mrs. A Lamont
Sons
Olliver and
Cuard
Pure Food Store
McCormick
Graham Waters
McCormick & Co
Counter Cheque Books
Western Sales Book Co
The
MacGregor Herald
Beaver Church
Jas Duncan
Geo. Beer
Blanche Clayton
Connie Barber
Golden Stream
Mary Smallpiece
Portage la Prairie
Ellie McMinan
Star
Jorie Stone
Bob Cottom
Poultry Pool
Richmond
Ben Richardson
Parkhill
D. Sutherland & CO
J. M. McPhee
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