MacGregor School District Holds Annual Meeting
Seven people attend including four trustees at MacGregor School District No. 240 annual ratepayers meeting. A J Struthers elected chairman and H I Collins secretary. Pupils totaled 152 with about 60 in Collegiate Department. Receipts 9614.38 dollars with grants from Education Dept 2960.70, Municipality of North Norfolk 5935.60, Birmingham S C 350. Expenditures: salaries 6767.11 fuel 598.05 debentures 697.44 miscellaneous 924.30. bank balance 627.48. Retiring trustees H S Collins H A Lye and H W Cobbe re-elected. Board members: J P MacKinnon chairman and H T Trethewey.
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MacGregor
A. J. Struthers
H. I. Colins
Dept. of Education
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North Norfolk
Birmingham S.C
Messrs
H. S. Collins
H. A. Lye
H. W. Cobbe
J. P. MacKinnon
H T. Trethewey
Home Army Drive Urges War Savings Pledges at Home
Government appeal calls every Canadian household to enroll in a home army of war workers and savers. Citizens are urged to pledge a portion of income to War Savings Stamps and Certificates, with automatic deductions via pay or savings. Employers and banks coordinate delivery of certificates from Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Crop Outlook Best In History
The Tribune reports the current season offers the best crop outlook in West history with few past hazards present. The sawfly may toll wheat again after a multi-year absence, and early frosts pose a potential damage threat amid cool weather so far this season.
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West
the Tribune
Mrs Carl Anderson Thanks Laties Aid and Neighbors
Mrs Carl Anderson expresses gratitude to the Laties Aid of the United Church and many neighbors and friends for flowers cards and expressions of sympathy during her recent illness.
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Carl Anderson
The
United Church
Western Canada crops show progress amid good moisture
The Winnipeg Tribune reports crop conditions in Western Canada as generally favorable with over half of the wheat headed out and oats and barley in good shape though late sown crops lag. Flax is mostly good, Alberta notes springing, and weed growth evident in late sown fields. Overall moisture remains good but more rain and warmth are needed.
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Canada
Alberta
Winnipeg Tribune
World of Wheat Shows Record Yields and Rust Toll
The report notes heavy rainfall promises a big wheat crop in the three Prairie Provinces. It traces past yields reaching 25.9 bushels per acre in 1915, with Alberta peaking at 31.1 bushels in 1915, and rust years like 1916 and 1925 hurting Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Since 1935 rust losses declined due to resistant varieties.
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Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Thatcher
Honored at Trousseau Tea for Katherine MacKinnon
Mrs J P MacKinnon hosted a trousseau tea on Thursday for her daughter Miss Katherine MacKinnon whose July 24 wedding to Pilot Officer Kenneth Buckley is planned. The room featured white tapers, silver candlesticks, and floral centerpieces. Party leaders and helpers included Mrs H A Lye, Mrs J R McNeely, Miss V McIntosh, Mrs N R MacKinnon, with chairpersons Mrs W Jubb and Mrs H Collies and many assistants and guests listed.
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J. P. MacKinnon
Katherine MacKinnon
Kenneth Buckley
H. A. Lye
J. R. McNeely
J. Barber
V. McIntosh
G. Bolton
C. 0. Heming
N. R. MacKinnon
G. A. Hay
AV. Jubb
H. Collies
T. L. Jolliffe
H.T. Trethewey
R Douglas
W. Moore
R. O. McKeley
Mise Southworth
Orivia Storie
Lorna Hay
Pat Pepper
Pauline Trethewey
Peggy Heming
Joyce Elsie
Beverley MacKinoon
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