Sidney Wins Municipal Hockey Playoff Game
The first game in the municipal hockey league playoff was played at the local rink on Monday. Sidney defeated Austin 3 to 1 to claim the win and break a tie for third place. The next playoff game is set for Monday March 2 in MacGregor pitting Bagot and MacGregor for a lead, with Sidney awaiting the winner for a final shot at top spot. Meanwhile the local juniors played Portage la Prairie last Saturday, Portage winning 3 to 0 after a close contest.
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Sidney
Austin
Ffs
MacGregor
Bagot
Tor Portage Ta Prairie
Portage Bos
Beaver A F M Plans Meeting and Church Dinner
Verna Cooper returns to Winnipeg from a month at home. The Beaver A F M meets in Orange Hall Friday at 8:30 p.m. with general business, discussions, and lunch. The Beaver United Church annual meeting, delayed by weather, is set for next Wednesday March 4 at 7:30 p.m. in conjunction with the Young Peoples debate and lunch.
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Verna Cooper
Winnipeg
Beaver A.F.M
Orange Hall
Beaver Congregation
the United Church
Young Peoples Meeting
Local residents visit and health updates in Portage area
Beaver and Headingly visitors, including Mr and Mrs Fred Coper and Mr and Mrs George Heselwood, call on neighbors. Miss Blanche Clayton and Miss Connie Barber spend time with town residents. Mr A E Walker improves after illness. Miss Blanche Payne undergoes appendectomy at Portage Hospital and recovers well.
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Fred Coper
Beaver
Walter Gilbert
Blanche Clayton
Golden Stream
Connie Barber
George Huma
Portage la Prairie
George Heselwood
Headingly
Walker
Jas. Chapman
Kenny
Rosburn
Bob. Barber
A. E Walker
Blanche Payne
Portage Hospital
Bazot United Church Holds Annual Meeting
The Bazot United Church annual meeting heard favorable reports amid tough economic times. Stewards A B Farncombe E Nichol J and A Pogue and Elders S E Nichol and R E Walden were reelected. The Young People’s Club debated immigration policy with W McVety and Geo. against by A Nichol and J Arnold. judges favored the affirmative.
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F. Mills
Winnipeg
Jg.l. Waigen
Winipeg
Bazot
A.B. Farncombe
E. Nichol
A. Pogue
SE. Nichol
RE. Walden
Young People’s Club
Canada
W. McVety
Geo
A. Nichol
J. Arnold
BONSPIEL A GOOD SUCCESS FOR FOUR DAYS OF CURLING
After four days of steady curling the bonspiel closed with finals in four competitions. Rick beat W Sutherland in Grand Challenge. RE Lye’s rink won Gold Standard. Land bars beat Durcan Williamson in Citizens. Sixty games played, many extra ends, large gallery crowds, and cold ice led to yeast cakes under spots. Participants included teams from Southend Beaver and nearby areas. novelty dance started with twenty six rinks.
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Rick
W. Sutherland
RE. Lye
Ich
Fred Orchard
Durcan Williamson
J.W. Brown
Beaver
Alex
Iso
Portage and MacDonald Lady Curlers Visit MacGregor
Portage and MacDonald curling clubs visit MacGregor for a day of friendly matches. Four rinks from Portage la Prairie and three from MacDonald competed, with a dinner served to guests afterward. Results listed include multiple player matchups and scores such as Metcalfe 8 Teit 6, Marshall 9, Elgert 8, Shackeil 6, and Settle 7 among others.
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Portage and MacDonald
Macgregor
Portege la Prairie
MacDonell
Mra Metcalfe
L. Teit
S Marshall
Colfer
Clark
Bill Sealey
Elgert
Williamson
Burton
Parker
Shackeil
Local Ladies Win Close Curling Match 7 8
In a tight curling contest Mrs Colfer led her rink to a 8 7 victory over a local men’s team skip A Graham who played left handed. Len Lamb’s rink and Jim Clark’s MacDonald rink also competed as the home team backed by Mrs Roberts and Mrs Shackell for Settle and Mrs Hay for Marshall’s evening game.
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Cofer
Eluert
Shackell
Mra Burton
Settle
Mra Marshall
Church Services and Schedules for MacGregor
The Herald lists church notes for MacGregor with two denominations detailed. United Church led by Rev S R McLeod has services Sunday March 2 at 11 am Sunday School at 7 pm Evening Service with choir practice Thursday at 7 30 pm. Anglican Church under Rev G L Armstrong holds Lent Sunday March 2 1936 with First Sunday in Lent ham Sunday School at 7 pm Evensong and sermon with anthem Turn Thy Face from My Sins and solo by Miss Gladys Lee. Choir practices Thursday at the Rectory at 8 pm.
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AL A.m
BAGOT
Beaver
G. L. Armstrong
S. Paul's Church
MacGregor
Lentham
Gladys Lee
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