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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
4
Brandon College directors meeting reports renewed determination and plans to expand offerings. Grade XII in seven and a half months is proposed, fees reduced, and registration streamlined to ease Western Manitoba access. Convocation highlights include multiple graduates and anticipated growth in enrollment.
Visitors travel to the Winnipeg Industrial and Agricultural Exhibition from August 7 to 11 for Merchants Day and a lineup of displays including poultry, horses, birds and dogs. The highlight is the Last Round Up North American content starring bucking stock, cowboys, and ranch acts. Racing features on August 5 to 6 promise further turf battles with top thoroughbreds.
Dr Alg MacKinnon's 19 2 Ford is displayed at McNeely's Garage in Yippis to J P MacKinnon MacGregor.
Real estate notice offers 400 by 120 foot parcels west of Mr J Ramsay’s residence in MacGregor facing Railway Street. Submit applications to Mrs Mary E McGregor Box 120 MacGregor. Also notes Canadian Legion agents to solicit subscriptions for Maclean magazines. subscriptions or orders may be left with J Birkest C F Kitson or G E Lewin.
Members of Botannia Chapter LODE honor their regent Mes AG MacKinnon with an evening farewell. Mrs RE Lye hosts a traveling contest and treasure hunt gift for the guest. Frank Hay acts as postman delivering a bouquet and well wishes as MacKinnon departs Montreal aboard the Nascopie for Saskatchewan then north toward Botabland.
The writer and daughter attended a Sunday service at a small Anglican church beside the road. They describe the altar’s sacred setting, the evident devotion of participants, and a well-ordered service led by a thoughtful clergy man. The choir and Mrs D G McLachlan’s solo inspired reverent worship and gratitude on returning home.
A large turnout attended the Portage la Prairie Fair this week with strong stock exhibits and lively grandstand attractions. The Oakville team won Tuesday’s baseball event and High Bluff took top honors on Wednesday amid good crowds for the final days of the fair.
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