Greener Pastures and Manitoba Holidays
A piece extols holidays as a cure for the blues and encourages Canadians to travel across Canada and the United States. It highlights returning home with renewed spirits and suggests planning a Manitoba vacation to enjoy its parks lakes hunting and fishing, with free leaflets from the Bureau of Travel and Publicity in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasis
Canada
United States
Manitoba
Bureau of Travel and Publicity
Legislative Buildings
Winnipeg
Beaver District Elevator Closed For One Week
The U G G elevator at Beaver will be closed for one week starting July 15. Local notes mark numerous visits and gatherings across Portage, MacGregor, Delta, Emmeline, and Minnedosa with relatives and friends. A new cookbook by Beaver Women’s Federation is now available through local contacts. A Paton led talk on shelter belts highlighted tree planting benefits and methods.
No Hostess Shower for Patsy Pears in Beaver
A no Hostess shower was held in Beaver school on July 3 for Miss Patricia Pears a July 6 bride. Patsy, her mother and Mrs. Muir were escorted to seats by Miss Clarene Smith Mrs. Chas Rodgers and Mrs. Bob Sims as music played by Sally Graham. Corsages given to each guest. Gifts presented by Misses Gail Kelly and Sharon Smith. Patsy thanked everyone after opening gifts. District ladies served a tasty lunch to conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver School
Patricia Pears
Patsy
Tree Planting Car Tour Promotes Forest Preservation
Mr. A Paton of the Canadian Forestry Association led a Tree Planting Campaign car tour in Beaver on Saturday July 6. The unit showcased educational films on reforestation and the value of trees, noting the railway car was donated by the Canadian Pacific Railway and serviced by both CPR and CN Railways free of charge, supported by voluntary donations as it enters its 37th annual tour.
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Beaver
Man
A. Paton
Canadian Forrestry Association
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Community visitors and holidays fill Katrime area notes
Local residents travel for holidays and visits across Winnipeg Beach Brandon and Dauphin with extended family. Highlights include Linda Duncan in Winnipeg with Wayne MacDonald, birthdays for Joan Stevenson and Grant Smith, plus gatherings with the Louths and McLaughlins. Several relatives travel or host, and a Good Neighbors Club tea event is planned in Katrime Hall on July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Duncan
Winnipeg
Wayne MacDonald
Joan Stevenson
Grant Smith
R. Thompson
W. R. Shaw
Brandon
MacGregor
Walker
A. Heselwood
Austin
Bert Aeselwood
A. Lynds
Plumas
J. Metae
Steve Thompson
Halifax
N.S
Sharon
Jerry Barnes
Medora
Marilyn
Garry Thompson
Muriel Lang
Neepjawa
Lorne McKinstry
Edmonton
A. Giercke
F. Jenkins
Wm. Ferguson
Neepawa
Linda
Betty
Lorna
Frankie McLachlan
Margaret Jenkins
Winnipeg Beach
Fred Bartons
Good Neighbors
Katrime Hall
Ross Thompson
Norman Thompson
Dauphin
Phyllis Heselwood
Laurence Heselwood
G. Gillespie
J. Heselwood
Phyllis
C. Brugger
Franklin
Con
Brugger
Neepaw
Betty McLachlan
Community Notices of Visiting Guests and Family Gatherings
Friday and Saturday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davidson and sons from Swan River visiting N. McLachlan. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. W Steen and family of Carberry. Dinners hosted for Gordon Stewart of Matsqui and others in MacGregor. Winnipeg guests Doreen Bruce Janice and Tommy. Portage and Winnipeg visitors appear throughout. A large sequence of lengthy social visits and picnics tied to multiple families across Swan River MacGregor Portage Winnipeg and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Davidson
Swan River
N. McLachlan
W. Steen
Carberry
Harvey Gilbert Thursding
Gordon Stewart
Matsqui
MacGregor
T. Telford
Doreen Bruce
Janice
Tommy
Winnipeg
E. Duncan
C. Cairns
Murray
Portage
A. MacDonald
Wayne
Mona Short
Sterling Cairns
John Davey
North Battleford
Sask
Henry Taylor
Taylor
Tarry
Ethel Taylor
Thomas
A. Grove
Elsie
Hugh
Doug Grove
Portage Park
J. Lorimer
Lorimers
Harvey Gilbert
Harry Brown
Edith Fox
Berna
Emily
Lorna
Roland
S. Cooper Home
Ernest Dagg
Sharon
Killarney
Mel Dagg
Bethel Church Annual Picnic at Pine Creek
Bethel Church MacGregor held its annual picnic on Mr J Knox’s farm with Pine Creek and Gladstone Apostolic Church members. Activities included baseball dodgeball and races, followed by a basket lunch ice cream and chocolate bars. Rev L Dickinson offered grace and led hymns and testimonies in the evening, with closing prayer by S E Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Church
MacGregor
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Macgregor Herald
Vopai Press Ltd
Herald Office
AM. Shaw
USA
Lamb's
York
Ass‘td
Oxford
The
McMaster Funeral Home
Royal Road South
Portage LA Prairie
News of
Beaver and District
U.G.G
David McKie
James Irwin
Heather Belbin
Lynda Cooper
Linda Lusigan
Altamont
Irene Shaw
Estelle Thompson
Chas. Rodgers
Linda Walker
Sharon Berg
Quest of MacGregor
Vern McKelvy
Clear Lake
Maurice Smith
Bob Harvey
Delta
John Lauder
Oakville
Wm. Pears
Ralph Scott
J. Butterfield
Pete Fehr
Horndean
Roy Stone
Wallace Stone
Doug
Wesley Muir
Beaver Women’s Federation
Bob Sims
T. Thomasson
J. Martinnizen
H. Dankesreiter
Katrime News
5. Cooper
Pine Creek
T. P.T.O
Opie
Frank & Tarr
West End
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