Biggest Bonspiel Yet At MacGregor Curling Event
The MacGregor rink hosted the largest bonspiel with 54 rinks from Portage, Carberry, Sidney, Austin, Firdale, Bay and others. Carberry won two major prizes, the Merchants and Tiz, while H Elgert of Portage led Victory and Alex Barron Carberry captured Grand Aggregate honors. Net proceeds of 53.68 went to Memorial Hall. Ladies Curling Club raised 162.62.
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Tself
Particu
Portage
H. Elgert
Carberry
Sidney
Austin
Firdale
Bay
Peaver Katrime
Southend
Maculay
Orangeville
John Emerson
Ted
Irwin
J. L. Lamb
Ben Quinn
Walter Kelly
Memorial Hall
Ladies’ Curling Club
Board OF Trade
A. Lye
Les. Shoemaker
Bruce Stinson
Ith
F. W. Orchard
Laurieith
Ind. J. Emerson
W. Orchard
S.R. Lamb
F. Wright
G. C. Fotheringham
Ae Ralph Lowe
Roy Menceberry
Merchants
Alex Brom Carberry
Card of Thanks to L. Women’s Institute and Friends
The card expresses gratitude to the L. Women’s Institute and many friends and neighbors for flowers fruit cards and letters sent during Mr Carr’s illness.
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L. the Woman’s Institute
Ten Rinks Compete In Local High School Bonspiel
Ten rinks participate in a high school bonspiel that began Tuesday afternoon at the local rink. Four competitions and four prize sets provide targets for students as play continues after four o’clock in the coming days. Prize winners and rink personnel will be announced later.
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MacGregors Hign Pen
Macaregor's annual tournament opens Saturday at 1 pm
Macaregor's annual tournament starts at 1 p m this Saturday with eight entries in two events. The event promises a big turnout in fine weather and hockey Eve of the season. Lunet: available at the rink.
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Macaregor
Notes on European child aid at Kitson evening meet
An enthusiastic meeting at Kitson discussed aiding European children. It highlighted Jakub K and others in dire conditions, noting organic heart disease. The group agreed to adopt a British child for one year at fifty dollars and urged ongoing dues and a spring tea and produce table set for April 12.
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Aib Triebl Wing
Jalub
Jakub kKs
Juveniles Bow Out Of Playdowns to Carberry
The MacGregor juveniles lose 7 to 3 in the second game of a best-of- series against Carberry, despite a late rally. Lear and McIntosh score for Carberry with Turner and Allan contributing for MacGregor as Carberry advances to face Souris in the next round. Officials were Cliff Holloway and Walter Allan.
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Mac Yr
Carberry Juveniles
waneGres
Carberry
Honspielders
Lear
Turner
MacGregor
Allan
Cecil McIntosh
Cliff Holloway
Carber
Walter Allan
Souris
Open Bonspiel Rosters for Rinks at MacGregor Curling
Long list of players and clubs in the MacGregor Open Bonspiel, naming numerous rinks and participants. The archival record catalogs members such as H. Turner, B. Pepper, C. Mela, G. Cobbe, D. Beswitherick, L. Johnson, A. Testerfield, A. Miller, J. Booth, J. Stephenson, G. Harkness, and many others across multiple teams, without detailing results or dates.
Bagot News Digest Highlights Weekend Visits and Local Curling
Richardson and Greaer from Nes Winnipeg and other visitors ply Bagot area over the weekend. G MacMillan and Mrs. Crealock visit Winniper. Iley Burch and Mrs. E Muirhead spend time with relatives. Municipal snow plow clears Baxet to Rossendai. curling clubs enter MacGregor Bonspiel with one prize. Community events include MCAC Folk School, dances, and March dates for masquerade, baby clinic, W.A. meetings, and farm forums.
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Walden
Yic, Sask
G. MacMillan
Iley Burch
Portage
E. Muirhead
Winnipe
R. Farncon
Lloyd Bashier
Riding Mountain
J. M. Cashier
Municipal
Baxet
Rossendaither
Oscar Fleming
Carman
Askin
G. Nichol J. Lamont
Bagot
MacGregor
John Wallace
Jim. Wallace
Owen Sound
Montreal
Farncombe
Brandon
Brandon General Hospital
Oakland
Shirley Richardson
I Versa Crealock
M.e.ac. Folk School
Frida
All
Machan
Amo
G. MacLachlan
I .Thompson
Mes
D. Landers
HR. Hadland
J. Dankesreiter
W. Hovie, Jr
J. M Haskier
W.all
W.A
Cinb Nite Farm Forum
In Memoriam John Wallace and Fallen Comrades
In memoriam for John Wallace of 4 Squadr CAF killed in the Mulheir air raid in Germany on February 21 1949. Also remembering F C Essenburg and Kathleen, and paying tribute to silent losses of family members in ongoing remembrance.
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John Wallace
CAF
Mulheir
Germany
Lalso
F.C. Essenburg
Peg
Kathleen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cecil ‘McIntosh
Glen Lye
Norman Ards del Nichol
Beaver
Red
Civiliam
RED Cross
The
North Norfolk & District CH
Canadian Legion
C.D.E
Macgregor Rink
George Little
Tne
Macgregor N. MacDougall
F. ‘G. Cobbe
C. McIntosh
J. ‘Turner
F. Amann
K. A McGregor
C. Ireland
Ft. MacMillan
R. Elliott
T. Bradford
A. Lear
Gibson
I. Bradford
H. Wells
B. Chaboyer
G. Kissock
Bradford
A. Schroeder
H. Turner
B. Pepper
G Kelly
H Nichol
C. Nichol
G. Hyde
E. Dahmer
D. Wright
Borton
E. L
J.P. MacKinnon
D. Henderson
L. J. Dams
M. Lamb
M. McRae
N. Cummings
C. Wright
Wm. Alton
Rev
B. Johnson
D. Bes
Witherick
Tink
L. Johnson
T. Telford
A. Testerfield
A. Miller
L. Shaw
H. Orchard
Hay
K. Scott T. Muirhead
H. McIntosh
Wit Montgomery
H. A. Lye
C.R. Wallace
W. Emour
B Collier
A. Duncan
F. Venn
R. D. M .F. Orchard
D. Brow
E. Keays
L. B. Patterson
D.G. McLachlan
E. Duncan
C.R. Barber
W. R. Shaw
N. Smith
R. Thompson
R. Lamb
H. Barton
J. Booth
A. Smith
F. Sims
A. Vowe
C.J. Metcalfe
D. Eigert
R. Tarr
C. Lamont
F. Simpson
Landers
A. Andres
R Lamb G. Little
S. Moore
G. Fotheringham
A. McCreadie
M Ham HR Ward
H. Dankesreiter
jEmbree
L. Smith E. Harkness
G. Harkness
M Smith
W. Bird
H. Currie
T. Manus
J Manns
Bagot News
Feed Richardson
Winnipeg
Nes
Bert Greaer
Tan
Crealock
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