Community notes spark MacGregor events and guests
Earl Thompson visits from MacGregor sister Mrs Clifford Lamont. A big hockey tournament to be held at MacGregor Rink on March 20. Local people and visitors include Mrs J E Ford, Mrs M E Hodge, W J and R Hodgson. Auction sales by Geo Carter and G C Harris announced for March 16 and 23. Church events, Hello girls at local phone office, and updates on Mark Brown RAF pilot. Obituary for A E Bridgwater. Arthur Taylor and family noted, plus community visits and upcoming concerts and bean supper. Forestry Association tree planting car visits MacGregor March 19 with talks, moving pictures. Posters available.
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Geo. Carter
MacGregor
F.C. Borton
Canadian Forestry Association
Optometrist John Arkhe to Visit MacGregor Hotel
John J. Arkhe, renowned for light testing and fitting glasses, will be at the MacGregor Hotel on Tuesday March 16 providing examinations and eyewear fittings to local residents. He offers specialist optical services and customer care.
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John J. Arkhe
MacGregor Hotel
St Pauls W A Tea Plans and Local Birth Notice
St Pauls W A will hold a St Patrick s tea at the Rectory on Wednesday March 17. A daughter Agnes Ethel was born March 6 at MacGregor to Mr and Mrs Jos Thompson junr. Hockey play down at the local rink may be postponed due to lack of word from the Manitoba Hockey Association. Mrs J T McGillvray is a patient at Misericordia Hospital after a fall that fractured her head and hip. condition reported as fair.
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St. Boniface Hospital
A. E. Bridgwater
Mr. Bridgwater
Old Stanley Hotel
J. H. Watson
Hudson Bay Co
Land Department
St. Vital
St. Paul's
MacGregor
Jos. Thompson
Agnes Ethel
Manitoba Hockey Association
J. T. McGillvray
Misericordia Hospital
McGillvray
Alberta rink wins curling championship in Toronto playoff
Manitoba and Alberta rinks each had eight wins and one loss entering a playoff for the Dominion curling championship in Toronto last Friday. Alberta skipped by Cliff Manahan of Edmonton defeated Manitoba led by Jimmy Welsh of Winnipeg’s Deer Lodge Club, 19 to 7, with Welsh’s team notably off their game. Manahan also won the honor in 1933.
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Manitoba
Alberta
Toronto
Jimmy Welsh
Winnipeg
Deer Lodge
Cliff Manahan
Edmonton
Alberans
Manahan
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Ford Dealer
Man
Herald
The
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the Community Newspaper
Earl Thompson
Flin Flon, Man
Clifford Lamont
J. E Ford
Duncan
M. E. Hodge
W. J. and
R. Hodg
Mrs. H. Kilpatrick
Solsgirth
Town
Viong
Wm. Cairns
H. I. Collins
United Church
Irene Merrick
Selma Peterson
Mark Brown
Royal Air Force
Chichester
Sussex
England
Arthur Taylor
Pelican Narrows
Churchill
Yukon
United States
Taylor
Bill Taylor
John Muirhead
Harte
IL. M. West
Jean
Raeburn
F. T. Course
Mrs
Geo. West, Jr
Nelson Smith
G. C. Harris
F. C. Barton
Anc“Peer
United Church Ladies Aid
Young Ladies Society
CGT
Masonic Hall
S. R. Lamb’s Store