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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 03, 1948

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MemoriaI Hall works near start and town note

The Mayor says cement sidewalk work should begin within two weeks. The Ladies' Rest Room moved to the vacant lot across from the old site to clear space for Memorial Hall excavation. The Pool elevator nears completion with a 95 foot cupola and 40 000 bushel capacity and may open around June 20. The Herald bought a Linotype machine in Melville Sask for ten days delivery and installation. Lilacs bloom as MacGregor shows mid summer growth and seeding nears end awaiting rain.

Lamb Memorial Hall The Herald Melville, Sask

Emmeline Student Graduates In Agriculture

Edward A. Poyser and twenty seven other graduates earned Bachelor of Science in Agriculture at the University of Manitoba ceremony in Winnipeg May 10. The event drew a full auditorium and officials, with Ted Poyser joining a government soil survey for the summer.

University of Manitoba Winnipeg Edward A. Poyser Ted

Provincial Exhibition Opens June 28 Amid Livestock and Entertainment

The provincial exhibition opens on June 28 featuring the Livestock Department and entertainment sections. Details indicate last year's show highlighted by top entries and community participation.

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Y P U Holds Church Service With Youth Choir

A large crowd attended Sunday night as the Young People's Union led the church service. All parts were handled by youths including a Junior Choir. The congregation and YPU were enthusiastic and plans were made for two future services. The next YPU meeting is set for Monday, July ?.

Young People’s Union

Katrime notes weekend visitors and local events

Katrime and area residents host relatives from Winniper Port Juge and Sioux Lookout. The MacGregor CGI branch to perform a June concert under Community Club auspices. A General Wheat Pool meeting is set for June 7 with Ransome present. Seeding nears completion as roads remain passable and private pools fill basements.

MacGregor CGI Katrime Howard Lynds Plumas Ben Richardson Portage Lake

Dorothy Floate Weds In Winnipeg

May 15 ceremony at Atlantic United Church Winnipeg united Dorothy Elizabeth Floate eldest daughter of Mrs M Floate and the late G H Floate Mac Gregor to Burton Carlton DuGuay younger son of Mrs A M DuGuay Winnipeg Rev Roberts officiated guests included Bernice Steele and Norman Floate Winnipeg

Atlantic United Church Winnipeg Dorothy Elizabeth Floate

When Is a Tractor a Motor Vehicle in Manitoba

A Manitoba farmer faced liability questions after a tractor hit a car. The tractor lacked motor vehicle status or insurance, though officials say negligence governs liability. Baillie explains registration and insurance costs would have secured standard limits of 5,000 public liability and 1,000 property damage.

Manitoba Baillie

MacGregor and Sidney win MAS C Ball League openers

MacGregor Athletics pounded Carberry hurlers for ten hits and ten runs in five innings. Gerald Cobbe and Walter Allan limited Carberry to one hit apiece as Vic Palmer drove in five runs. Sidney defeated Austin 4-2 in the nightcap with Steve Kakachuk and S Lintott contributing two hits each. George Lintott earned the win.

MacGregor Sidney M.A.S.C MacGregor Athletics Carberry Gerald Cobbe Walter Allan A’s Vic Palmer Frank Sims Frank ‘Hay Russel Gilbert Colin Shawn MacFarlan Austin Ney Ralph Hotel Steve Kakachuk George Lintott Jones C.grist A. Beresford Kakachuk S. Lintott George Shoemaker

Community Notes From Southend and Nearby

Weekend movements include Mrs W Chant and bopey in Winnipeg and Mrs Roy Glover visiting Gladstone with her father Mr Belton. Miss N Houghton of Matawa Ont visits A Chant home. John Scora welcomed a daughter born May 27. Softball opener Pratt at home drew large crowd. Poplar Leafs won. Church service at Southend School had good attendance. next service is June 7 at 4 pm with time change. WMS meeting at Mrs W Chant’s home June 9 at 2 30 pm. bring something for base tot meeting.

Miss N. Houghton Matawa Ont A. Chant Home Southend School

Calf Club Members Attend Competition at Portage

A. E. Chant led the club to Bradley Farm Portage on Friday for a calf judging meet with five clubs present. E. Goode and Mr. Depape from the Extension Service attended. The event showcased showmanship and judging skills with Portage Fair hosting the next competition. The fair board’s sponsorship marks a notable return after years.

A. E. Chant Bradley Portage E. Goode Depape Extension Service Portage Fair Toronto Exhibition

Beaver News Social Notes and Upcoming WMS Sale

Beav er News reports Mrs N S Irwin and Mrs A Ruduloph visiting Winnipeg on Friday. Mr and Mrs Wm Mona of above visited Glidys Street home. The WMS tea and produce sale is set for Friday at Mrs J D Dankesreiter's home on June 18. WA met at Mrs Roy Harkness's home with strong attendance. A June WA meeting will be at Mrs Ed Harkness's home to finish a quilt donation for Gimli Fresh Air Camp.

A. Stapleton Winnipeg Jack Birkett Katrime St. James Winnipeg General Hospital N.S. Irwin A. Ruduloph Wm. Mona Abovo Glidys Street W.M.S J.D. Dankesreiter W.A Roy Harkness Ed. Harkness Gimli Fresh Air Camp

Parliament Debates Unexciting Budget Week Ends With Passes

Week in Parliament labeled unexciting as Budget debate runs long. Government sustains both votes despite Liberal criticism over income tax and nuisance taxes. Members crowded by by elections. session extends to midnight with all votes completed. CCF sub amendment details disputed. PC amend ment expresses general dissatisfaction with government.

House Phurs Lberal Isley CCF Toston Social Credit Progressive Conservative

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Emmeline MacGregor Rink Telford’s Orchestra Andy Uestarlis Red River Y.P Howard Turner YPU Jth Katrime News Echel Taylor Winniper Mrs Henry Taylor Inglefield Port Juge R Birkett Hobt. Nesnauf Sioux Lookout. Ont Roy Cummings Agruth Geo Bull Springbrook the Grove Ransome Wilson Cecil Fergusson Dorothy Floate By Glenn Lye Aome Mires Eurning Jimmy Hood Jimmy Lemmes Merlin Lamb Sidney Downs Southend & Macaulay WH. Jones Killarney C. Stewart John Scora Pratt Poplar Leafs Victoriou W. Chant Beaver News Iter, Mi Wek New Brunswick Department of Agriculture Montgomery's Drug Store
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